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harel
4y ago
The aesthetics of this site are incredible. I can't tell if it's intentionally mid-late 90s (a la lingcars.com), or not. I find it very hard to read, but very entertaining at the same time.
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4y ago
I chime well with the gist of this post. However, I think there is no win or lose in a debate. There is the sharing of perspective. The terminology of win/lose is a symptom of Side-ism which I believe humanity suffers from. People feel
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4y ago
I was interested. Thanks!
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While we're both here, it's not exactly clear to me what that whole thing means and does. Arguably i'm not too clued up in SD models and what they are and why would I want them. Might be a good idea to explain this or if expl
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4y ago
When previewing models and your email is no validated, the link comes up in glorious html on the screen: <a class="font-semibold hover:text-red-700" href="/verify-email">Click here to verify your email.<&#x
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That! I do not want meat substitute for my burger. I want a veggie burger. One that has it's own taste profile. If I want a meat burger I'll have a meat burger. Sell me something else with a sane list of ingredients and I'm t
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4y ago
In the UK there is a huge variety of plant based meat options and supermarkets have very large sections dedicated to that. I do not know however, if the percentage of people still consuming this has increased or decreased recently. I know f
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4y ago
I read your comment as:. Everytime I use X I see how dead Y is, and you should stop using Y because X is better and your use case does not matter.
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harel
4y ago
I hear ya, understand, and applaud you nonetheless. Fun anecdote, in the 80s, after watching top films like "American Ninja 1" or "American Ninja 2", we found out 3.5" floppies make for great Shurikens.
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4y ago
Fiddling with the difficulty is a last resort. Otherwise I miss out on that dopamine hit of "I did it"...
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4y ago
I've just bought and played through my first hour or so. I loved it! What a great game. Some parts were quite difficult (spiked floor section) but nothing insurmountable. Small thing that got me a few times - I have multiple monitors
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4y ago
I can almost hear the drive sound as I click links...
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My experience with computers is not that long and goes back to the early 1980s, but I definitely had my mind blown multiple time. Home micros, commodore, Amiga, BBSs, 3d graphics, the internet... The new AI (aka statistical models on drugs
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4y ago
Somewhere in the end of the 90s, my "personal website" had a snow effect around this time of year. I guess like fashion, website effects have comeback trends...
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Perhaps I do not need live chat to sell or market me something. But I am very grateful and appreciative to services that provide support as an existing customer in the form of a live chat. It saves me hold time on the phone, it's more
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harel
4y ago
This looks like a fun little project!
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4y ago
Even though this was a false alarm in the end, the processes taken to investigate this merit an upvote and a save for future reference.
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4y ago
My uncle had this model. I had a Vic-20 at the time still and I can't say I wasn't a bit envious...
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I was tech lead and architect on the system that runs the UK's digital trade remedies platform to control trade tariffs and special measures post Brexit. It's the first and only platform of it's kind. I suppose that's th
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The waiting list is shortened if you invite 5 friends with a special link. Whomever posted this basically invited all of us. I think twitter's "high" traffic right now is akin to a traffic jam on the motorway because people s
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4y ago
That works as well. Anything that shifts the balance of power in their favour is fine, whatever that may be per circumstance. There is something deeper here than just a mass layoff. I think it's something that starts with making Steve
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I'd argue former employees from either group should not return - mistake or necessity. This culture is just wrong. It's nothing short of bullying.
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That is truth and fact... Take it from the UP survivors: don't start
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I'm using my old Pi B+ as a pi-hole. It's been ticking along quietly for a year now. We only remember it's there when we use the internet out side of the house and realise ads are still a thing.
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I've seen many bugs that (because they had a workaround) were pushed away because nobody had the mental strength to open their specific can-o-worms or dig for their root cause. Someone who comes in just for those sounds like a sweet de
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For the last year+ I've been thinking of moving from Ubuntu (after 17 years) and into Manjaro (arch). I even have it running on another older laptop and it's great. However, the fear of losing pace, even for a day because an unfor
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4y ago
I'm quite enjoying 8Bit News, which deliver articles about... 8Bit retro computing: https://8bitnews.io
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I was quite excited to try this out as this is the missing piece in apps like Duo Lingo. But as others noted - the Mic option did not work. It just keeps spinning awaiting my 'input'...
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I'm not sure how this relates to what I said but no worries. All good.
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It was Amiga 500, and it was either 1988 or 89. Amiga Basic most definitely worked on the A500 (although it's equal chance I used it or Amos).
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