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We issued temporary passphrases for new users once and thankfully checked them manually before issuing them. Even if you remove swear words it's amazing how random words put together could be interpreted as insults and slurs.
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I wonder if the mods can change the main article link to the one you provided instead?
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My first attempt brought up a promising article about wave particle duality them filled the screen with adverts and an annoying virtual assistant that I couldn't get rid of. Instant nope.
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https://query.prod.cms.rt.microsoft.com/cms/api/am/binary/RE... OPTICAL SENSOR - Count the number of people walking by your machine - Track age and gender of your customers - Learn who watches your video
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Midjouney is more advanced and some of the output is definitely job stealingly good. It can do excellent photo real, sketch, pixel art, diagrams, painting, digital painting, 3d, all to a high standard. I think of current ai/ml stuff ri
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Aha! Thank you
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Is there an option for "I give in, just show me the answer please?" because I've used all my lifelines and it's just annoying now.
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It's a near clone of Photoshop - the icons, the layout, everything. It's almost exactly the same as CS2 in places. Most other photo editors have similar functions but not the exact same interface. IANAL btw.
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I'm surprised Adobe haven't tried to sue the creator of this yet.
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They can't decide on a single name for a chat application so I think expecting them to come up with a sensible naming suggestion is optimistic at best.
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And as a bonus it can also be set as a drop box, where customers can send files to a folder of your choice. All the benefits of wetransfer but self hosted.
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Nextcloud works well for this, and as the files are already on your server you don't have to upload anywhere, you just share the folder, put an expiry date on and send them the url
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My friend and I both had Amigas in the 90s and they did feel special at the time. A few years ago we felt nostalgic and emulated a bunch of games, and while it was nice to play them again some of that magic had been lost. Some time later we
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I always thought that frame-dragging, or something similar, could account for this, but I assume it's been ruled out already.
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Wow, that's superb. It really helps me try to visualise the size they appear in the sky. Obviously I still can't truly wrap my head around the scale of everything, but it's a start. For anyone who hasn't seen it yet, thi
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Hmm, I don't think this is related but I've personally witnessed (and even recorded) other people making MY moves in chess.com games and also I've been served up a game in progress and I've been able to make moves when
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AInglish is such a good word, thanks for that
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I think it's a grossly underrated OS. As good as Windows XP but without the awful garish themes - it had all that made the Windows 98 GIU great but with the stability of Windows NT. Also, I don't think you needed to activate it an
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SynthCity – An Infinite Procedural Cyberpunk City
(jeff-beene.com)
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2 observations: I couldn't figure out what my username was, I had to ask in the chat. It's possible to embed recursive iframes, so I can see that being exploited for bad things. Otherwise I like the idea. People in the chat were n
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Photoshop has a Match Colour tool built in. Look on YouTube for a tutorial, it seems to work pretty well.
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I was thinking recently that the thing I miss the most from the old internet is the personal feel it had, before it was ruined by big corporations. Most people had a personal homepage of some type (complete with under construction gifs, nat
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We had fibre laid a couple of years back but for some reason I can choose City Fibre based ISPs OR Virginmedia on the same line. I don't think I've ever seen that before, they usually don't share their infrastructure like thi
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It's worth bearing in mind that the so-called "1 inch" sensors are approximately half an inch in size. https://www.trustedreviews.com/explainer/what-is-1-inch-came... .
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I sometimes view plants and trees as 3d printers
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Doesn't seem to nag or block if you use Youtube if you're not logged in, but then you have to cope with the horrendous videos that get recommended.
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Here's Boris Johnson speaking German. It really does sound like his voice: https://youtu.be/J4nxHqblzKA I wonder if they're breaking Youtube's (and others) TOS by downloading the videos to work their AI magic
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If only they would crack down on all the scam ads. I still get deepfake ads purporting to show Elon Musk and Martin Lewis promoting crypto and the like. No amount of reporting by me and even reporting on by mainstream media seems to make a
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Site is being hugged to death but the Wayback Machine seems to have it: https://web.archive.org/web/20231002183138/https://www.aidem...
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We had a similar problem at work in the late 90s. A member of staff reported that their mouse would stop working between certain hours of the day. It had apparently been okay in the morning, stopped working over lunchtime then started again
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