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Archive link for non-US users: https://web.archive.org/web/20241109154132/https://www.histo...
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This sucks, but makes sense, nothing kills games community faster than cheating. And I don't think publishers spent time enought on combating it. I used to play Counter Strike since 1.5 era, and quit CS:GO entirely because there was a
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In the dark ages of the internet, you had to host a server in things like Ventrilo[1], which was the thing Discord tried and succeeded at disrupting. Since now you can create a "server" for talking with friends (and friends of fri
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It’s very clear that the talent that made Tesla great and gave the company the headstart is clearly gone. One thing that the stock market investors don’t realize yet is that CEOs are not the most important part of the company. The same “Shi
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In the same vein, I think the same happens with my corporate email, which "potential vendors" abuse so much that is just spam now. I receive so many emails directly to my inbox, where it seems like a legitimate reason to contact m
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As someone who played a lot of OpenDroneMap, I think that will be influenced by how the collection of photos was taken, if photographing looking down directly (nadir), there won't be much information to be derived from the bottom of th
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2y ago
From the creator, in a reply: "CNC is the safest and most efficient way. Using a hot air gun to remove it normally will cause irreversible damage to other components on the motherboard."
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Yeah that is a good idea, for internet I was surprised that the city has lot of fiber companies so lots of wifi all around, I pay just $12 for 800mb/s which is cheaper than metropolitan cities (and that's the "expensive plan&
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I wanted to draw an analogy to wardriving: instead of collecting my neighbors' Wi-Fi SSIDs, I collected information about their houses' characteristics and quality. Pehaps it is a stretch, but the original idea was actually to dri
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Wardriving for a place to Live
(jampauchoa.substack.com)
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You can use OpenAI's developer platform https://platform.openai.com/playground/chat I haven't used the normal website in a year, it is a way better experience: - It allows tweaking of the model / tempera
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> Using 1:1s to track what someone is working on is also archaic. There are plenty of modern methods to assess output across a range of functions. Wasting time on status updates is inefficient. That is exactly what the 1:1 is NOT. Use st
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It makes sense for them to start allowing, unlike the other rules this one does not seem to violate a law, someone's privacy, or copyright. I still get why they made it blocked by default, it would be a goldmine for clicks to create &q
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It seems to be a mistake. From the original article which Wikipedia is citing: > "[...]Others, such as the Washington D.C. Metro Police, the Singapore Police Force, and the Brazilian National Police have purchased the DAS software f
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3y ago
I got Tea + Dinossaur = Tea Rex Thought it was pretty clever
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In this scenario all the "o" instances are "Notepad+". The error seems to be coming from the right sidebar which displays "Notepad+" as a title as well. It seems to be getting the "Heading" from the w
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It seems that anything that returns "++" (EDIT: in the "About" box), in this case "Notepad++", breaks their internal regex because it seems not to be sanitized properly The breaking code using chrome dev tools
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Lemmy.world (and some others) were hacked
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Technically yes, but not quite. I've added a prefix to clarify, but Portuguese from Portugal is very different from the Brazilian one.
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Word of warning: After activating you account you cannot delete your Threads account without also deleting Instagram's. Also "deactivating" seems not to be working right now. It loads then does nothing. My experience: The alg
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This is by design to create perceived value in the 100 for 0.99 bundle. Reminds me of an old joke: > His pricelist reads: 1 for $3, 3 for $10 > A young man stops by and asks to buy one watermelon. "That'd be 3 dollars",
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It’s impressive how their CEO keeps shooting himself in the foot on this one, he could compromise a bit by at least expanding the deadline on the pricing changes, but instead he decides to provoke and double down. The leaked internal memo,
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In Defense of Junior Engineers: Why, when and how to hire them
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Thanks for your feedback! I've added an option to filter by tags now.
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A instant tech job search engine powered by Algolia, https://jsniffer.com/ It's been an on/off side project last 2 years. Expected people to come with strong criticism on it, since it is far from done and the way
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The Tech Spec's Tech Spec
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If an AI can write this blog, why should I bother?
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Sometimes people don't understand there is a problem unless is very clear. Culture also plays into the issue, I work with international teams, and the English needs to be very direct. Like another comment says people from California a
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Yes, after feedback is given I expect them to fix the behavior or to show progress in 2-4 weeks, if not then deliver the notice, or in some companies formalize a Performance Improvement Process. The way I give feedback is by investigating f
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I agree with most of the things, but as someone whose responsibility is hiring people, the hiring for a particular toolchain or framework holds to some degree, for example, some places want to tick every single box. On the other hand, it is
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