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by graphe 3y ago
Wrong. There’s no money or benefits in solving crimes. It could be done easily in many cases but nobody cares about certain people like gang members. Lots of cases where the murderer tells everyone but nobody cares.
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by graphe 3y ago
What is the purpose of using this in production? I thought people just ssh into Linux if you need it to just work. For my own purposes I used to use an ext3 driver on Win7, never failed on me, just switched to Linux.
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by graphe 3y ago
Engineers at Facebook don't think they're slurping up BIG data? You make it seem so unknown or abstract for engineers today, claiming that Nazis knew the "scope" with no evidence, as if engineers knew the millions they w
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by graphe 3y ago
His life is filled with tragedy, like his father dying in Vichy France and his wife preceding his death. Imagine living forever where everyone you know and love dying before you.
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by graphe 3y ago
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Basic_english this communicates English efficiently with 850 words. I don't think it's basic English is any good but I can see them making simplified English the lingua franca
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by graphe 3y ago
I've never heard of it, but it sounds like a very easy fix. You can get debug info. I have copied my crash logs. If your wife's using a 3rd party keyboard they are treated worst and may crash. Android has always gotten better with
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by graphe 3y ago
I agree. I knew the climate models were wrong so I dismissed the climate scientists. I did not know how wrong they were and on what measurement. The data on human causes is perplexing, as lower car emissions warmed the planet as the co2 sca
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by graphe 3y ago
Never heard of it or seen it documented anywhere. What is an "error loop installing apps" and where did you see that documented? > The internet is full of threads of people with this exact problem but there's never any doc
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by graphe 3y ago
I watched Sabina Hossenfelder talk about historical predictive models being wrong and too cold on their predictions due to the way they looked at the clouds and the scattering of the light (quantifying the amount of water vapor in the cloud
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by graphe 3y ago
Nope, it is just worst. Want a smart-phone? Get an iPhone. Want a mobile Linux computer you can make calls from? Android. Android does not do the 'phone' part right. I constantly complain of a friend with his new expensive s23 or
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by graphe 3y ago
Plastic is commonly found in canned food and drink. The foods are boiled inside plastic lined containers to ensure safety. Feed is sometimes ground up human waste aka moldy bread with plastic that's been ground up that the animals eat.
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by graphe 3y ago
From it's issues I bet you it's infighting from a group trying to kill the vision pro from apple.
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by graphe 3y ago
Like they used cheap Indian coders to save money and now everything is better? It'll be a test of try to pay less and probably a bunch of spaghetti code fixes after.
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by graphe 3y ago
You did buy a car without a dipstick, what do you expect? BMWs are fun to drive and are horrible too maintain. I remember helping someone because the radiator melted a reservoir tank, such a terrible design I never looked at another one!! T
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by graphe 3y ago
I agree. I've never gotten the Intel NUCs either from your logic, it was an overpriced desktop that is only maybe suitable for Kowloon walled city or Singapore apartments.
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by graphe 3y ago
It's safer as every program is isolated but it crashes more often because programs are isolated and expect not to be isolated. I often switch back to x11 whenever I try it I think nice it's fast and has bells and whistles but ther
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by graphe 3y ago
In regards to Africa, China is indisputably better than the US at foreign policy as a fact. Check out the passport rankings to see who objectivity has the best foreign relations. https://www.passportindex.org/byRank.php sur
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by graphe 3y ago
How is it in terms of usability? I read there was support, tried a rockchip sbc and found support lacking. Judging from the functionality of various pine products and support, is this any different?
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by graphe 3y ago
https://www.space.com/air-pollution-reentering-space-junk-de... immediately made me think of where all burn up space ‘junk’ goes. > Sensitive sensors in the nosecones of the planes analyzed the chemical compounds diluted
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by graphe 3y ago
It's also algorithmically based. My number was likely shadow banned and I got basically no good matches ever. My friend used my number since he ran out and determined it gave him less matches, less quality, and even overseas it was ter
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by graphe 3y ago
If you believe in morals you'd believe so. They're filtering a person's thoughts when dating. Dating itself can be seen as immoral, especially in hookup culture. If someone feels like they're speaking to grammarly, or a
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by graphe 3y ago
Thank you for telling me about the behind the scenes creation of your site, I will show it to my friends. It is a very lightweight, easy to use and mobile friendly site. I hope you will post it in it's own topic and it gets more intere
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by graphe 3y ago
Thanks for the script Alex, it's a very usable site much more so than the topic one. The site navigation, and sane options instead of clicking 512mb, 64mb and 1mb ram was a welcome feature. What did you do to generate this site? I noti
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by graphe 3y ago
That's exactly what they do with cameras, you aren't allowed them, and in venues where you're legally allowed to have them thru confiscate it. You can't take a photo of the Eiffel tower either.
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by graphe 3y ago
I disagree. It will be better because it's driven purely by passion. Art runs in my family even today, I am fully aware of its value as well as cost. It is not a career and artists knew that then and now, supplementing their decadence
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by graphe 3y ago
I definitely feel more empowered, and making imperfect art and generating code that doesn't work and proofreading it is definitely changing people's lives. Which specific artist are you talking about who will suffer? Many of the o
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by graphe 3y ago
Computers and drafters had their work taken by machines. IBM did not pay off the computers and drafters. In this case you could make a steady decent wage. My grandfather was trained in a classic drawing style (yes it was his main job). He d
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by graphe 3y ago
They have already used "AI" with success to give people loans and they were biased. Nothing happened legally to that company.
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by graphe 3y ago
WHO exactly worked hard over a lifetime with no compensation?
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by graphe 3y ago
Certainly! Here is a list of great thinkpads. The x230 is a popular and interesting thinkpad with a powerful i5 processor suitable for today’s needs. The T60 can also suit your needs and is one of the last IBM thinkpads. It featured the lat

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