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Iran is making a lot of money with their "troll gate". [0] I am sure that the great negotiator would be willing to end hostilities if they merely split the money with him. That follows his usual pattern of settling disputes he can
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Trump is clearly losing coherence and lucidity. Other people plan for him, and whenever Epstein revelations increase in volume or proximity to him, a new assault is pulled up from the contingency bin. There has been one after another in rap
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7mo ago
Syndicated at MSN. https://www.msn.com/en-us/autos/general/will-this-miracle-ba...
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7mo ago
Nearby Glasses for Android [0] tries to detect smart glasses. Before the court makes you shut off your Android device. An ios BT detector might also work. [0] https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=ch.pocket
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7mo ago
Replying to myself because I forgot the reference [0] I'm happy with the downvotes if they're for the JK laptop keyboard mashup. Otherwise, pretty much as others have posted. Peripherals otta be peripheral, not welded in place. I
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7mo ago
Go figure. MacBook Neo Is the Most Repairable MacBook in 14 Years [0] Much as a laptop would suit me, I opted for a mini and a large display. Come keyboard time, I was ready to spend $$$$$ for an Apple keyboard, but the only backlit ones co
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7mo ago
Yes, I cleared cookies and history on Firefox. I didn't know it was contagious! Sorry! /s
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7mo ago
This may be outside your plan, but I really could use a pdf editor that makes Internet Archive book scans more readable. Apparently, the scanner(s) adopt some compromise setting that renders halftones OK, but gives all text a "dishwate
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7mo ago
Metadata. OTOH, some locations themselves are about as anonymous as Half Dome, so geolocation is obvious. "Only one place on earth looks like that". I generally turn off location info on the phone and cameras, though the Nikon len
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7mo ago
Deceptive headline. Period. > Jupiter’s weather forecast: cloudy with a chance of nukes > The planet’s lightning storms can unleash the force of multiple nuclear weapons every minute Kind of reminds me of YouTube titles: WORLD COMIN
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7mo ago
Thanks :wq!
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7mo ago
https://theadamcolton.github.io/can-ai-exit-vim/ is 404
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7mo ago
The "wisdom of crowds" used to work when the crowds were composed of people. Then came echo chambers. Then came bots, and then came easy to bias LLM's. And the house always wins. Or else.
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> Stop if you’ve heard this one before: an employee received a message from her boss and didn’t quite understand its meaning, suspecting it was written by AI. So, the employee asked an AI tool to interpret the message for her. The AI res
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> LLMs are innately “converging” — their underlying dynamics push them towards objective reality — citing the example of Elon Musk’s repeated comeuppances at the hands of fact-checks by his own AI chatbot, Grok. Yes, but people have con
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7mo ago
No. DRAFT ICE! • They are already "trained" (in random violence against civilians. Checks one box) • Bonespur "victims" have already been weeded out. • They are already government employees and must go where a
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7mo ago
A great many experts in the military, medicine, disaster relief, and cybersecurity { the list goes on } were fired. It's almost as if the nation were being weakened on purpose. Don't get mad, get Vlad. Or just prepare for the long
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7mo ago
Would some kind of checklist work? For each designated time (morning, lunch, ... ) do not pass GO until all items are checked. I helped a med school instructor with zero budget, and fortunately enough, a bunch of iPads in the storage room.
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7mo ago
Makes sense. It's always worth less than its face value. It folds. It has a Masonic sign on the back claiming a New World Order, and with a panopticon eye.
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7mo ago
I have found that technology is frequently sold by owners, rather than creators, for the two following reasons: 1. "If we don't do it, the other guy will." 2. "Because" 3. "Risks versus benefits? We'll loo
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The correlation between never-ending chaos and the release of Epstein material is extremely strong. The seemingly unplanned nature of the Iran operation exposes the fact that there is no clear plan or goal. After the initial "Weapons o
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> One fat-fingered move on an ad, and you might find yourself driving to an Esso. Or you might end up at the wrong combination Pizza Hut and Taco Bell miles from the one you promised to meet a friend at. I am thinking more and more that
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7mo ago
I claim the "right to repair" my operating system. And share patches. I legally put black tape over the infamous Subaru "Your windshield washer reservoir is always empty" idiot light. “Hitler didn’t steal the power, hi
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7mo ago
https://ghostarchive.org/archive/YCXfl
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My unscientific feeling is that playing fires up brain centers for vision, hearing, motor control, memory, cognition, emotion, sympathy (with the composer) ... the whole nine yards. It's a whole brain workout in my opinion. Plus the ph
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I am reminded of the 2001 movie "Antitrust" in which a fictitious company NURV creates a fictitious product, Synapse, a worldwide media distribution network. That is all. Cheers.
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Thank goodness, that could never happen here! Wait ... it did.
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Does anyone remember when computers were supposed to work for us? It seems that we are working for them. No one can make you feel inferior without your consent. [0] I do not consent to the machine as God machina ut deus Never forget tha
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I am looking forward to a CA constitutional challenge. I suspect that people have been sufficiently hoodwinked that a petition drive and vote would fail. EFF on age verification. https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2025/
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7mo ago
Re: the above link: Using Latest Firefox/mac. > ATTENTION - As of 24 February 2022, all users must install a DoD Root Certificate in their browser in order to access the CNSS website. Please select the following link for more inform
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