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hayleox
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More specifically, Chrome used Safari's rendering engine, and Safari used Konqueror's rendering engine, because even in 2001, starting a browser engine from scratch seemed like too much work.
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For years I've loved Anker cables and hubs and such, but I have a whole lot more skepticism about them after the whole debacle with their security cameras doing sketchy things and them lying about it: https://www.theverge.co
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No such thing as a modern browser that supports Flash. But BlueMaxima's Flashpoint is a great tool that lets you run old web games in Flash and other dead formats: https://bluemaxima.org/flashpoint/
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Yeah, no. They've also blocked anyone from posting links to major Mastodon instances like mastodon.social or mas.to, and if you try to click any existing links to those sites on Twitter, you'll get a scary warning that it's a
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If you like this kind of thing, you might like an investigation Pablo Maurer did for The Athletic last year. He dug up one of the three actors pictured in the former logo of the Columbus Crew, an American professional soccer team. https:&#
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If I recall correctly, they fired managers en masse when these election results came out.
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Visual artworks are images. Here are the first three definitions of "image" I just found: - a representation of the external form of a person or thing in art. [Google] - a visual representation of something: such as (1) : a likene
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I assume this is only for banks that take deposits, since that's the only kind of bank that the FDIC insures. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Investment_banking
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I did really enjoy this post, but is it just a tiny bit weird how casual he is about repeatedly committing fraud? Not asking for some grand apology (lord knows the crap I did as a kid), but the post is written like defrauding an ISP is just
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I get where you're coming from, but I tend to lean more towards the teacher's approach. The big problem in this class was that there was a culture of cheating -- it was the norm, and anyone who joined the WhatsApp group was automa
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> Inkscape documents can now hold multiple pages , which are managed by the new Page tool > Layers and objects dialog merged > Redesigned Export dialog with preview and ability to select objects/layers/pages and even mult
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If you want to get mad about people spamming this phone number with fake calls, you're about 40 years too late. The numbers are already spammed to hell; there's hardly any harm in one more call every 6 months to document the pheno
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Fun one. Got a 90.21 (96.62th percentile) with stupidity, alcohol, iceberg, mollusk, candlewick, umami, rendezvous.
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Guess I'll finally have to bookmark play2048.co, if git.io/2048 is gonna stop working.
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They could claim they never received it; if you do a lot of business on Venmo, it might be worth investing a few bucks in sending via certified mail. I don't think they'd have a leg to stand on in claiming that your version of the
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???????? Having kids and going to a public park is bad judgment? Is this some joke that I'm failing to understand?
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beep boop
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Lol, that's completely silly. Who even knows if we'll still be using the same calendar in 8,000 years? Y10K is not worth dealing with until the 100th century.
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This footage is not a deepfake. Deepfake is the technology that lets you emulate one person's face and slap it on someone else's head. There is no technology that can generate an entire 8-minute video of a specific event like 9&#x
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While it's not ideal to have Linux being used in ways that aren't permitted by the license, it's not necessarily a violation of anyone's rights. These license-incompatible uses of Linux are ongoing and readily apparent.
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It looks like it's self-hosted: https://github.com/babybuddy/babybuddy
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Cool idea! I was surprised that Wikipedia mirrors aren't included, as I encounter them constantly and they drive me bonkers. I opened an issue: https://github.com/quenhus/uBlock-Origin-dev-filter/issues/2
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That might happen if the product being pushed is awful. But if the product meets a baseline – not amazing, but perfectly cromulent – then a positive comment might not get such a rebuke. I guess it's not the end of the world if you get
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Might I recommend this live version over the studio release? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0BcFHvEpP7A
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Be sure to do Google Checkout before you file your claim, in case they decide to deactivate your account
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This is addicting! Great game design. Sadly, the data from Wikidata isn't perfect -- often you'll get something that has many dates that could be the starting date, but you're not sure which one it's looking for (this ha