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by kid64 2y ago
I don't get the Raspberry Pi part. Prior kernel versions already run on that device?
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by kid64 2y ago
This is called "speed dial" and it's still a standard feature on desk phones.
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by kid64 2y ago
Also interesting that you weren't able to answer the question.
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by kid64 2y ago
Just curious, what kind of action would the pro-vaccine constituency need to take to demonstrate their sincerity in your view?
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by kid64 2y ago
Ah, I see the problem. You think we're talking about babies. Infanticide is a separate, completely unrelated topic. Maybe that clarifies it for you?
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by kid64 2y ago
Do you consider the women that die because they were denied medical care to have been murdered, too?
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by kid64 2y ago
No, COVID is a virus. Viruses spread, which affects OTHER people. Like actual people, not imaginary people that only exist in a specific religious context. It did further cement which side is aligned with scientific knowledge, however. Next
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by kid64 2y ago
Yeah, the right's response to COVID destroyed any credibility the phrase "pro-life" may have had left.
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by kid64 2y ago
Don't you think the bigger problem is the statistically insignificant number of people that could actually afford such a model?
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by kid64 2y ago
Yeah, maybe if that DJ ignores the crossfader.
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by kid64 2y ago
Typical payola rubbish that dominates Ars Technica, Forbes, and too many other once-legit publications.
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by kid64 2y ago
Isn't that site now under FBI control? https://www.justice.gov/opa/pr/justice-department-announces-...
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by kid64 2y ago
Microwaving has the undesirable side-effect of also heating the exterior of your beverage's vessel.
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by kid64 2y ago
Notice how @AnimalMuppet's obscure figure is directing what you do.
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by kid64 2y ago
No it can't, unless you think a single assertion is equivalent to unanimous consensus among the scientific community, which is clearly asinine.
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by kid64 2y ago
"Destructive" is probably a more useful characterization than "effective". But I get it.. must always praise dear leader. I'm just curious.. in your mind, what was the objective of storming the beach at Normandy? Wh
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by kid64 2y ago
It would be extremely odd for anyone in your right-wing media bubble to be "excited" about Harris, how is this a relevant data point?
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by kid64 2y ago
Here's one little-known tip I learned from Fastmail support some time ago: it's only possible to train the spam filter using their Web UI. If you're using a 3rd-party client, simply moving messages to your spam folder will ha
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by kid64 2y ago
Mac-only
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by kid64 2y ago
Wait, that project actually got off the ground? Is this something you're using in production? What's a good starting point?
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by kid64 2y ago
I recently observed, much to my delight, that WinDirStat runs flawlessly on Android under Winlator ( https://www.winlator.org/ ).
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by kid64 2y ago
Isn't virtually all behavior of non-humans driven by instinct? Our learned behavior seems way more unlikely and amazing.
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by kid64 3y ago
I hope you're the patient in this scenario, otherwise this is an egregious HIPAA violation.
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Claude takes the top spot in AI chatbot ranking(tomsguide.com)
1 points by kid64 3y ago|0 comments
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UnitedHealth Group Cyberattack Status Update(unitedhealthgroup.com)
1 points by kid64 3y ago|0 comments
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by kid64 3y ago
Maybe he had a speech impediment.
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by kid64 3y ago
> I think what's even more interesting to note is the support for modals with regular HTML and other such features, so that one can depend less and less on JavaScript. ( https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs&#
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by kid64 3y ago
Forgot ATL
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by kid64 3y ago
That's interesting, may I ask how you'd typically perform the interrogation?
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by kid64 3y ago
I've been waiting for something like this. Is animation supported? Any plans for Android support?

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