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2y ago
Douglas Adams' Electric Monk finally available to the public!
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2y ago
Is that a market where FB traffic is free on otherwise metered connections?
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2y ago
Lots of US sites geo blocked EU countries as we were not their main audience and it saved them the effort of complying with gdpr.
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Do you literally mean Excel formula and not VBA? That's mind-blowing.
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2y ago
I once had a boss who told me to buy some games on the company dime for those times.
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Rugged individualism seems to have been lost given the context here.
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Depends on who you interact with. Some self-declared twitter-leavers never really left, others absolutely did.
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2y ago
If the issue is his credentials why was there so much mention of the topic of research being a problem? Your post seems disingenuous.
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Interesting if that's literally true since you have to _search_ YouTube, unless maybe people ask chatgpt what search terms to use.
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If you use anything stronger than ROT13 you're probably a wrong'un
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Possibly not. It's common for the UK to refuse entry if a traveler doesn't meet the entry requirements too. It is harsh to leave someone in detention when it would be easy enough to deport them. I don't see Griner as comparab
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2y ago
Is this an organised scheme which is recognised by Canada and/or US authorities, or a breach of visa rules?
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I took properly to mean conform to a corporate model, rather than something more like 'not childish or rude'
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I think you meant 'whatever investigation they want'. Looking for the up sell opportunity is a clear case of a bad incentive which is a shame because under investigation is also a problem.
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People who think they're too busy need to make time in proportion to the money involved. I read a news story about someone scammed out of the price of a home because they were on holiday and too busy to be suspicious that the realtor s
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2y ago
I have a low traffic site on a VPS that's about 10 USD per month. A kid with motivation and an allowance could do the same.
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If your eyes are straining then you may also have posture issues that can contribute to headaches. I asked a colleague to take a few candid pictures of me at my desk as recommended by the physiotherapist.
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Depends on how you perform worse (if you do so). It takes a while for medical errors to occur (in human or automated systems ) and then there is a lag before consequences for the patient, and not all negative outcomes lead to complaints or
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Some credit must go to Dr. Allan Neyman. 2024 marked 25 years under the shield.
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I have no idea what the back story is here, but 'they fixed the answer' is not a scalable solution to GPT's limitations.
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Coke is a trademark owned by Coca-Cola - the generic word is cola. Their brand is so strong that even though you were thinking about the topic of branding they still got you!
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The default. Nothing to hide, nothing to fear, right? Ironically even in my old car that doesn't even have parking sensors, I can still expect to have the police surveil me from roadside and drone cameras.
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In general? no - Teslas spying on you is orthogonal to mode of transport. And specifically no where I live because all the buses have CCTV.
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I'm picturing some lawyers pulling up at the front of the court building in their clown car - a vehicle with the tight turning circle needed after all these years of hearing lawyers argue piracy is theft.
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There's a few sites I visit that show first party ads. They are all related to the normal audience of the site itself, rather than based on my history. I see this as a fair exchange.
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I wish they'd held the press release until there was something to see. There isn't even a hiring link.
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North Sea <- Gulf of Yorkshire
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this seems very inefficient and the opposite of what I assumed. repeated requests take up time on both sides and are not a very good measure of how important something is.
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Ignorant rather than old. Alan Turing was born more than 100 years ago.
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The article specifically talks about how the college courses were in community colleges, not bastions of privilege of any kind.
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