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Looks fine on safari/ios. P.S. It's CU Interesting ucdenver name on the URL. I worked for U.C.
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A bit obvious, but see the discussion of Cory Doctorow's column: What we call "age verification" is actually mass surveillance https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48645173
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No paywall at CNBC. > “Today’s Housing News Conference and Signing is hereby cancelled until such time as we pass the desperately needed SAVE AMERICA ACT, which I consider to be a National Emergency. Thank you for your attention to this
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Most phones have the equivalent of a 28mm lens on a full-frame camera. That does a whole lot. And most compact zoom cameras will zoom from 24mm on up. I got many years of great photography with a 24-1000mm equivalent Coolpix ( and still do)
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Ublock-origin with Firefox, Audacity, Batch Photo Resizer, calibre, cardflow, Diffraction, Ejimo and Ultra Character Map (try finding emojis without them), Libre Office, Paprika Recipe Manager, Samurai Safe, SeaMonkey (who else edits HTML?)
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> I’m in constant awe at what LLMs have brought us in terms of speed and how they act as a force multiplier when used cleverly, but previous experiences with disruptive technologies that shaped society (like the Internet, search engines
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Will be Georgia Senator Raphael Warnock [0] [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Raphael_Warnock
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Becoming a father transformed my life, which I thought was really rich, into the most joyful experience. Even the more frantic moments are memorable now. The time my daughter spilled her Mom's purse all over the floor (I caught that mo
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Every Accusation is a Confession. Voter fraud means: 1. I did it. 2. I need to blame someone else. 3. The more general definition of fraud is: anything done by someone who disagrees with me. 4. Jim Crow. 5. Must go.
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Apparently, the price was right. But you don't have the clearances to know that. He's 100% transactional.
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Being healthy is for the wealthy.
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Syndicated without paywall at MSN https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/a-40-million-gold-heist-ri...
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Everything Trump touches turns to Algae? I wonder if he aced the spelling of algae on those genius tests he aced.
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I'd have to see the email. My opinion: 1. If the email was NLHS impersonating itself, that's sick. 2. If the email was impersonating an outside trickster, it's the I.T. department's job to prevent its receipt. Playing tr
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Oh fudge, now archive.ph has put up a QR code for me to scan. I HATE THIS ****
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I guess it's the "tinker factor" My paternal grandfather was a carpenter, and his sons (My Dad and two uncles) lived in homes next to each other. Our home was built by them before I could recall, and I remember Uncle Albert&#
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I ignore any AppStore info that I haven't requested. And search and sort algos always produce useless results, with the app I am searching for many pages down. It's pretty awful and analytics and/or AI can't rescue it. &
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Is he going to hire back all the cybersecurity experts and military that he fired, which includes Commandants of the Navy and Coast Guard? Asking for a friend.
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> Back in March with the release of macOS Tahoe 26.4, Apple introduced a new security popup that warns Mac users when they paste a command into the Terminal app that could be harmful. Apple has now published a support document explaining
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It asks your birthday. What if it's February 29? Do people actually think things through or test stuff any more? Starting with legislators. > The Act requires operating systems to collect users’ age information > MAGE is a robust
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IMO, it's not the money itself, but how the money was acquired, and what is done with it. For example, 1. By delivering useful products and services or sabotaging competitors, making money by promoting hate or spreading knowledge (HN,
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Was an autopen used? Asking for a friend.
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He figured out how to field a team on the cheap. The team (location varies) has the (second) lowest payroll of all teams, [0] It has a very wealthy owner, though not in the top ten. Billy Beane owns a piece of the team. The team is not comp
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Piano, film cameras, FM radio, mercury thermostat, propane powered backup electric generator, coffee. CB radio, but nobody's on the other end. Moleskine or similar notebook. Three-ring when I get really serious. Magnets on the fridge t
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There's an alternative concert by the Committee for the First Amendment at NY Town Hall and via Watch parties. > On June 14, the Committee for the First Amendment will be hosting Rise Up, Sing Out : A Concert for the First Amendmen
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I have 14 totes of nice books, mostly on woodworking, landscaping, lots of cookbooks, and lots of musical scores (some loose, mostly in bound books). I can't give them away. It's enough for hundreds of "Little Free Libraries&
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I will explore the holographic T-shirt business. Until then, I guess QR codes will have to do (risky business, though)[0] [0] https://www.cnbc.com/2025/07/27/cybersecurity-scams-quishing...
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Don't overthink it. Government exists to protect the wealthy at the expense of the many. The wealthy will be bailed out. Wilhoit's law. “Conservatism consists of exactly one proposition, to wit: There must be in-groups whom the la
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Who remembers export controls on encryption? Technology transcends the narrow-mindedness of nationalism. We are one world. Nationalism is another tool for power-hungry people who thrive on a divide-and-conquer strategy. All for one, and tha
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Every supremacist accusation is a confession. Remember, Thiel and Musk are both immigrants. The U.S. legal system is very often a war of attrition. One side can relentlessly sue until the other side is broke, or just threaten. This is the b

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