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krater23
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krater23
4mo ago
I think exactly that. When you add motion, do it right, but when you don't put time in to do it right, it's clearly the better option to leave it out completely. Without animations, much things feel snappier because you don't
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4mo ago
I use contact lenses. Just beleive me, there are days I go out without them just to get used of it in the case I lose them. Everytime I leave my home, I have backup lenses. And not seeing is for me just a inconvenience, not more. When my li
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krater23
5mo ago
"TLDR?"
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krater23
5mo ago
Didn't I understood the text or is the 'why' not really part of it? I expected more than a vague 'because it slightly existed and then hands are free to do things and brains got bigger'. I miss the point.
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5mo ago
Just delete the last three words, then it fits.
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krater23
5mo ago
No one needs a additional supply chain nightmare and dependency bloat for cpp. Cargo, NPM, Composer and pypi are more than enough.
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krater23
5mo ago
Only cars? I would extend the list with bicycles, online chat/dating and at least headphones.
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5mo ago
When you ask me, headphones are for much people the sign for beeing antisocial, especially for the people that want to be antisocial. Online chats and online dating are now so much monetized and hyped that I would be happy when we would bac
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krater23
5mo ago
Then no one that makes art is in danger. AI is just replacing the 'Art' that is not really art and just some paid painting.
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5mo ago
Why? Do you think that artists would mind if there are no programming jobs out there? I expect no because I know much artistic people that now just say 'Cool, AI can now program my website or some other stuff for me'.
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krater23
5mo ago
Good AI art isn't remarkable enough to give it a name. It's much bad AI shit out there, so the people have give it a name.
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5mo ago
I know exactly what you mean, and that paired with a community that is absolutely sure that they know exactly how things need to be done and everyone that wants it in another way is dumb.
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krater23
5mo ago
My bashscript can do that in some hours. The git repo contains no working software after that, but when that is what you want to meassure...
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5mo ago
I don't believe in souls at all. When you believe in souls then you need to believe on afterlife. You need to believe things that no one can proof, see, meassure,... When you believe anything has a soul you entered religion and be in t
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5mo ago
Just thing about, whats better, being treated the way some of the animals treated or being locked up in a server room all your life, seeing only doom dungeons and run to not get killed ingame? I would be happy to be the animal when I need t
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5mo ago
Until now I thought ask.com was only a scam site with no real existing service that users are using by choice.
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5mo ago
Open the question further, I know the time before google but know ask.com only from the infamous toolbar.
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krater23
5mo ago
I've never seen this feature despite using a lot altavista back then. What a pity
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5mo ago
Mee to :D
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6mo ago
30 years ago you had a hand-gas and clamped the wheel to drive the tractor in a line. Using GPS is a litle bit more safe than that. And I talk about Germany!
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6mo ago
Yes, we could concreting this land and build housings and streets.
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6mo ago
The question is, whats the bigger environmental impact, more people using smart phones, computers, cars, planes, buying the newest fashion to show their style,... or feeding them with beef? You are completely right, who the fuck cares?
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6mo ago
Hopefully. And I hope he wasn't dumb enough to remove himself.
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6mo ago
The only thing what helps is deleting the database. Every day. Until the thing goes down because the 'developer' thinks he has a bug that he can't find.
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6mo ago
The data that google maps is caching in my browser is more than Google World needed disc space back then. So why not just use Google World for that?
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6mo ago
And how should this approval look like? You think about a email that asks if you want to receive mail from buy-my-dickpicks-online-at-dp.com@dp.com?
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6mo ago
I hear this often, but I'm running my mailserver since 2005, since 2009 with a additional domain, have changed my IP at least one time. I had no issues with M$ or gmail at all.
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6mo ago
I run my own email server on own ip since 2005. Never had any issues with gmail or M$. Changed IP at least one time, no difference from the first day on. Just one time I had to activate SSL for inter server communication. But that was a kno
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6mo ago
Yes, blame Germany.
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6mo ago
No, most people aren't interested at all. They say it will nothing happen. Changed a little bit since Trump, but not enough to have really impact.
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