kopirgan

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by kopirgan 11mo ago
But this is 2022? By now the dust must have settled. Anyone that wanted to copy and use likely planned out before they expired and got moving once it did?
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by kopirgan 11mo ago
Not sure if this is a tribute to great women ( like Lamarr) that were entertainers and brilliant in science or a parody of them!
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by kopirgan 11mo ago
AI company doing hype and not giving enough details? Nah that can't be possible it's so uncharacteristic..
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by kopirgan 11mo ago
Thanks! Its clear..
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by kopirgan 11mo ago
I used a semi pro Plustek model to scan hundreds of negatives and was able to sell it off for same price as I paid.. that was nearly 8 years back. Guess this can't improve on that lol. But by the look of it, negatives that's alrea
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by kopirgan 11mo ago
Does this version improve or streamline the numerous options for web dev like Razor, Blazor etc? Anyone can comment on which is actually being popular
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by kopirgan 1y ago
They were busy demising until the plane interrupted the demising?!
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by kopirgan 1y ago
I created something similar few months back, just to learn. Integrated with sqlite. It is fun to try but I realised there is a huge Mt. Everest to climb to make it anything close to fit for use. https://github.com/fullobug&#
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by kopirgan 1y ago
Nice explanation!
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by kopirgan 1y ago
It is so full of hyperbole but hardly any useful fact!
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by kopirgan 1y ago
Very interesting.. Is anything supposed to happen if you click on those red circles? I was hoping it will show name or other info!
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by kopirgan 2y ago
Exactly.. Many see it as some sort of marriage in an age where even marriages are contractual relations
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by kopirgan 2y ago
Don't blame CEOs its the chief counsel or similar.
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by kopirgan 2y ago
Ha the "Russian talking point" weapon! Never failed. Anyone that doesnt repeat what the ecosystem wants is Russian agent. Kind of defeats the argument that content of messages will set back relations, affect future intelligence co
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by kopirgan 2y ago
Yes 750m doesn't give much room for errors or time
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by kopirgan 2y ago
The pilot, del Pizzo himself seems to have realised upon return to flying, the sound of engine dying he heard was actually the thrust engine not the main one. Not sure if that's one factor the investigation considered. You can't w
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by kopirgan 2y ago
That's a great piece of advice only wish KH ran on her record instead of trying to scare Americans about how evil DT is! Maybe we won't be in this mess!
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by kopirgan 2y ago
It's the authors choice to make it a current affairs discussion but it being an important constitutional, free speech one as they argue. When there's two big parties both enjoying power in cycles, pretending that issues started on
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by kopirgan 2y ago
Journalist has all rights to write about it and perhaps mention enough to prove he's not without proof but not reveal as much as he did. That's reckless. Repeat - revealing sensitive info even if you come across by accident or som
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by kopirgan 2y ago
Going by your logic, pulling funds by govt is wrong but students "facing consequences of actions" by getting expelled is ok?
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by kopirgan 2y ago
I'm open to reasonable criticism like yours appears to be. It's not wrong to mention past given that past has great chances of returning as future. Not just in US context, but in most electoral democracies. By not discussing issue
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by kopirgan 2y ago
That was, as I mentioned a mistake not intentional. If anything was intentional it was the so called journalist giving it publicity instead of doing his duty as a citizen to report it, delete it. Doing anything else is in my books treason.
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by kopirgan 2y ago
Wasn't it the other way around for way too long and still is in places like UK, Germany?!
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by kopirgan 2y ago
Not really clear what this article is about. If it's about using Signal app to escape FoIA it's odd not to discuss who actually started that or use of personal servers in basements & shredding mails when caught. If it's a
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by kopirgan 2y ago
Interesting.. Don't think Hugo needs to be as complicated as he described. I'm using it for a couple of static sites and you can ignore most of the complexity just treat it pretty much like a md converter. There are minimalist tem
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by kopirgan 2y ago
Artificial intelligence purchases the largest repository of natural stupidity. Nothing surprising.
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by kopirgan 2y ago
I try to use different things depending on what I'm searching for. For techy stuff relevant Reddit group or stack is often better. For things that you end up with Wiki, their home page is there anyway to search. For news related search
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by kopirgan 2y ago
Yes it's interesting how many just did that.. Lotus, Novell. But iirc there were also some bare knuckle stuff involving C++ which was supposedly vastly better than VC but not given the right support as OS vendor.
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by kopirgan 2y ago
Borland was really a pioneer, made great stuff.. Sad they couldn't survive the Microsoft onslaught both in terms of product and tactics.
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by kopirgan 2y ago
Lol it is not subtle at all - it basically says you will get pennies if you take us on and win, but if we win, you get screwed big time incl damages for anti-trust. Guess BJC was content with letting them just go away...but once this was ge

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