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I would also have thought there should be alerts for devices going out of compliance soon. I'd set that for months back to account for lead times and deal with it as it comes. CC finance / procurement on the alerts if necessary.
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The problem with that is, it's most likely those devices which are already compliant / up to date.
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Then I think any work of art or media inspired by past sources would fall into this category. It's a very grey line, and I haven't seen anyone or any case law put it into proper terms as of yet.
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It was a rethorical question on their part. But they missed the point of a use case for one person doesn't mean a use case for everyone (his Mother). They were saying they want a plug and play option for family members cause they'
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That is an argument of mine. AI which can create arbitrary code and run that is a step closer. Self modification, self debugging, and with internet access can use resources such as stack overflow to attempt new tries ar solving whatever fea
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I wonder if stable diffusion / dall-e type offerings could procedurally generate images?
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How is your comment the only result for the quoted text you provided?
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I use cloudron on as part of my self hosted stack. During the process of standing it up I also had to stand up Google DNS. My domain registar is also Google. but anyways, I had to set up a service account and keys to allow cloudron to make
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Almost like image training from DBZ https://dragonball.fandom.com/wiki/Image_Training
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It makes me wonder if they engage in "play" does it evoke some "emotion" in them such as joy etc? some reward maybe? and if it does does other scenarios evoke other emotions we consider to be human centric. Anyone have a
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It is a game of chance for the "base" you have to work with. as a parent, you want the best for your child, no matter what. "Helping" them along implies malleablity whether we like to accept that or not. I don't say
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Even more so, sharing with the general public through available media channels. Anything that is extremely detrimental to the public health, or the public lands and property should be the loudest thing mentioned. It should become so ingrain
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And even more so if the plants which produce solar products use solar power to offset. I wonder if they do that or not. I'm guessing it's not quiet that simple and distributors of the individual components vary in their methods.
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Little fischer red and yellow one?
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Exactly, it should be a best effort thing not harassment. I'm sure they are probably monitoring its availability no doubt.
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To be honest, I use both daily. MSOffice for work, and LibreOffice for personal usage and I cannot tell a difference performance wise. However, my use case is limited to simple budgetary spreadsheets, simple docs, etc. If you are working wi
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Wasn't trying to cross in to conspiracy territory at all, really wanted to gauge what others knew about resources determining where we are as a whole I guess. Well, as far as public domain knowledge goes. I don't believe the milit
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This is an interesting thought experiment. Take open source vs closed source software for example. Usually closed source with strong financial backing tends to fare better stability wise it doesn't always performance wise. Usually feat
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Its probably done by people who snag lower effort remote jobs and do the minimum viable to be considered "good enough".
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What exactly are the challenges with producing lighter colored roofing?
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This sounds similar to what we used in districts when I was still in the K12 sector. Something called "Dataseam" which was used for cancer research. https://www.kydataseam.com/dataseamgrid
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Not OP, but do you find yourself leaning towards software to solve farm / construction problems or do you try to do it using 'traditional' methods?
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I am lost, what is 'book times'?
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Cant wait to test and see how it handles very large files. Love the in place command system to be honest. The less clicking I have to do, the beter.
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The highlight of my K-12 sysadmin stint was replacing an $800/mo. T1 with a point to point wireless solution which gave the remote site nearly the same speed as on-site.
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“If I had asked people what they wanted, they would have said faster horses.” - Henry Ford. However, in this day and time when it comes to established tech such as a smart phone, sometimes the best way to 'innovate' might be to gi
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Sometimes . I personally (personal opinion) feel he would have a hard time getting a fair trial.
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Aren't they hard-coded into frames?
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Behold, Two fingers.
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It would indeed. I know this, because I left a glass casserole dish on a hot stove eye when I was young. A while later it exploded and the kitchen floor was marred with little burns from glass "meteorites " from the explosion. Tha
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