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geor9e
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2y ago
My question is why use Safari, other than it being preinstalled? It feels barebones. There must be some reason most Mac users are go out of their way to avoid Safari. ~70% of Mac users use chrome or chromium browsers, versus only 19% who us
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2y ago
These aren't monitors, they're little sticks with just an HDMI plug and microusb power you buy at the bogeda for $20. Android TV is an operating system name (often fake, some very outdated AOSP build, preinstalled with bootleg soc
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2y ago
Why would a 3rd party part show up in a serial number database of stolen phones?
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2y ago
Perhaps it's expensive to self-censor the output, so they don't want to pay to self-censor every intrusive thought in the chain, so they just do it once at output.
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2y ago
What a terrible company. Quality work needs big uninterrupted chunks of time by a well-rested person of healthy body and mind who feels motivated by the problem itself. Those don't happen when you're motivated by butt-in-chair man
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2y ago
Interesting that all of the search engines suggested give me exactly identical results as Bing for obscure queries.
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2y ago
It was probably good to get "caught" once with no real consequences, so I wouldn't grow up to try it at the $10M level. I abandoned that N64 website soon after, but a decade or two later I got an email from a stranger, thanki
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2y ago
Reminds me of when I was 11 and pasted stolen nintendo 64 content on geocities until I was earning $10 a month checks, then I got greedy and learned javascript to click my own banners every second 24/7 but somehow they caught on and my
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2y ago
Because my aunt Glenda (who uses my wifi when she visits) was just talking about the new Hermes Banana Bag last week and today I saw a Banana Bag ad. I have NEVER googled Hermes bags or data correlation techniques.
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2y ago
I'm not anti-psychiatry per se, but I always keep in mind that every industry has perverse incentives to not lose their customers. Every once in a while, a professor or journalist checks themselves into a psychiatric hospital with some
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2y ago
This is an ad so I flagged it. They're fishing for info but the bait is fake. If there was only 1 victim, they could get $5k, but there are too many people. Whenever a lot of victims obviously exist for something, courts will reject th
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2y ago
I like to use their uncut kitchen countertops and drill holes for legs to make tables https://www.ikea.com/us/en/cat/butcher-block-countertops-464... But yeah, I think thats the closest you'll get to har
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2y ago
I figured this happens in small towns with racist cops, but then I got in my first car accident and the cop seemed perfectly normal, but then my insurance gave me a copy of his report and everything was fabricated out of thin air. Every sin
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2y ago
I use an LLM precisely BECAUSE I want to focus on the art. Like Davinci would use apprentices. LLMs can do mindless drudgery just as well as I can, but in seconds instead of hours. There's nothing about remembering syntax, boilerplate
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2y ago
You're talking Native support. But go to settings in Steam and look for "Steam Play will automatically install compatibility tools that allow you to play games from your library that were built for other operating systems. Enable
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2y ago
I was shocked by your comment, but I also haven't kept up with PC gaming in recent years. Wow, incredible the progress Valve has made https://www.protondb.com/explore?sort=releaseDate
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2y ago
>AC tech in NYC who makes the equivalent of a Google salary My immediate thought was "thats crazy, capitalism is out of whack" My second thought was realizing I couldn't rationalize Google salaries either. I could imagine
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2y ago
Like she died and the medical examiner took her directly? It doesn't sound like it from this: "The 31-year-old died in the care of Mercy San Juan medical center in Sacramento in April 2023. The hospital shipped her body to a stora
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2y ago
Touché. But it's certainly leagues more "everyone" today than it was yesterday. It used to require arcane knowledge of deep Discord server bot navigation. I gave up after 20 minutes and never figured it out. Today I tried it
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2y ago
Good idea, tho personally I've never encountered a newsletter that didn't have a feed for my RSS reader (Feedbro). Usually people use some web platform that happens to also email, rather than composing them in email
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2y ago
That sounds right. It should go from all small steps to all big steps. Every step past the real bitrate is shucking data humans can't hear well, more and more aggressively. Every step before the real bitrate is looking for data to shuc
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2y ago
Europeans use the word "garden" in the place where Americans would use "yard"
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2y ago
“The Living Computer Museum also fulfills my hope that the achievements of early computer engineers aren’t lost to time.” - Paul Allen "Allen’s wishes were for his considerable assets to be sold off and for the proceeds to go to charit
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2y ago
It feels like a decade ago, but I remember the issue being with how they dealt with abuse reports. To save storage space, they matched similar files. So if two people ripped a DVD and compressed it, they would just keep one source file, and
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2y ago
mirror of the leaked data: awk 'BEGIN{for(i=0;i<=999999999;i++)printf"%03d-%02d-%04d\n",i/1000000,i/10000%100,i%10000}'
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2y ago
I like saying "hey google play drum and bass" into my wrist as I ride my bike. I also run the Dexcom continguous blood sugar monitor graph as my always-on watchface. I also have Home Assistant assigned to a button, so whatever I s
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2y ago
I think I'd get laid off if this happens. I'm hard pressed to think of many products that make sense split off. They've always felt like science fair projects that barely break even, but the search ads monster money machine k
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2y ago
Going from knowing exactly what I want, to it materializing from just from a 60 second conversation in the sidebar of my browser, does give me a bit of a buzz
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2y ago
This person is making a logical error. Their computer was running slow, so they freed up all the RAM they could. The computer immediately saw all that unused RAM, and filled it with temporary cache from the SSD, as computers do. It speeds u
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2y ago
Pasting the <script src one-liner code for page analytics was one of the first things I did when coding my first angelfire website as a 10 year old. I loved seeing the graph of how many daily visitors I got.
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