jambalaya8

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by jambalaya8 2mo ago
the other device then likely indexes it after a brief once-over by its own ai-enabled os. any crossover interactions, and it may as well be the same device. maybe some of you have not experimented enough with the theshold to have noticed ye
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by jambalaya8 2mo ago
i think it is more correct to call it hypercapitalism at this point (and a particularly sociopathic variety of it); as a "response", the "other side" has created their own bizarre oppositional belief system. neither are
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by jambalaya8 2mo ago
i have been exploring repetitive stress injuries since the early 90s! (ducks)
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by jambalaya8 2mo ago
can always buy a domain with pop3 enabled mail like the old days. pretty cheap.
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by jambalaya8 2mo ago
sounds relaxing. congrats.
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by jambalaya8 2mo ago
I agree that sucks, though if the LLMs aren't following him with it, that might be beneficial if annoying; physicians are more likely to remember to follow up on that diagnosis than an upper spinal issue. then again. during covid I had
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by jambalaya8 2mo ago
can someone just take a picture of the phone with another phone, or use a screen recorder?
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by jambalaya8 2mo ago
aye. at the same time it is harder to get an email account not linked to your real identity in some way (most services want sms; even if you pay for something, your gps is there). i mean, some people abuse things. that doesn't mean i o
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by jambalaya8 2mo ago
agree with you.
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by jambalaya8 2mo ago
as regards posts online, left out the part where you fret (or do not know enough to fret) about the fact that you not knowing if it is a bot or not is part of the problem, or how it could affect you if you reply or not. many times, so many
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by jambalaya8 2mo ago
how wide is the variety of people you know? do they understand why they might?
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by jambalaya8 2mo ago
I remember reading this back then and concluding this was dangerous.
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by jambalaya8 2mo ago
I considered that trip myself a long time ago but never made it. I was fascinated with Cartagena when I was a kid.
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by jambalaya8 2mo ago
Honestly, what I dislike is everyone else also having GPS/etc. Which is to say, I don't want them getting lost, per se, at least not on purpose, but the idea of anyone living at all that way again is mostly gone. Ironically, the v
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by jambalaya8 2mo ago
they said can. and some do.
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by jambalaya8 2mo ago
I think a lot of people want the feeling of being in that sort of space without any of the hard parts. I personally would settle for being a few miles from the nearest person (maybe ten), a well-fenced-off property with a safe well, a good
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by jambalaya8 2mo ago
Hmm. I think you sorta need to feel "you should" before you "want to", for most people. I have gone through periods of veganism, lacto-vegetarianism, ovo-lacto vegetarianism, ovo-lacto-pescatarian (and with and without p
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by jambalaya8 2mo ago
Note it is also ridiculous that these sites are allowed to do facial captures.
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by jambalaya8 2mo ago
Many gov sites allow one or the other. Really neither is a good solution. Is it "safe" to have everyone in the country, citizen or not, in possession of a login on a .gov site?
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by jambalaya8 2mo ago
It is not only the .me TLD we should think about. Before .me and even during, there was also the .me.gov back when domains and such things were more delineated. There is the peril of not only contending with Montenegro but also the outside
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by jambalaya8 2mo ago
all due respect but if they buy them they can do whatever they want with them. not like they are people and not like you have a right to them either. not even like you would have been able to acquire them yourself.
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by jambalaya8 2mo ago
I personally enjoy knowing all of them and all of us using the internet for anything other than just looking up the time are teaching AI how to not weigh the importance or believability of a thing.
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by jambalaya8 2mo ago
If you do not have at least one, but usually two copies of a backup in your physical possession, you do not have a backup. |o-o|
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by jambalaya8 2mo ago
Don't think the mall would like that. </sarcasm>
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by jambalaya8 2mo ago
No.
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by jambalaya8 2mo ago
i used to know someone who used to play this game; he eventually killed himself. i am sure most people that play this game won't experience it that way.
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by jambalaya8 2mo ago
I would've said, if you plan to have your wisdom teeth removed, to be more inclusive. Actually, I think it is far easier to predict the future than ever before, but only because we are heading down some pretty distressing pathways wher
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by jambalaya8 2mo ago
interesting. criminal law is hardly organized enough to be extortion; more like 'success' via chaos, or throwing spaghetti against a wall at the right or wrong time, is my guess. not sure where you think profit comes into that las
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by jambalaya8 2mo ago
most people have at least two, but generally around four to six (or more, thanks internet) interactional styles (not "selves", just things which vary depending on context, subject, and people they are interacting with). probably m
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by jambalaya8 2mo ago
that does not make it not true, nor does it make those companies or their products not dangerous. I like looking at videos of animals that tear other animals apart and eat them; lion cubs are super cute; but that does not mean I want to be

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