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by ktallett 2y ago
Drones should be banned but never any effort to ban guns, huh?! It is a rather odd focus considering a satellite can garner pretty much all the information a drone would.
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by ktallett 2y ago
This feels like a good opportunity to break away from using a short video app in your day to day life, instead of finding yet another one. Similar to how post Twitter becoming X, it has become clear the actual need for people to have a micr
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by ktallett 2y ago
Did you go to two schools with the same length of day but different number of students per teacher? As that would be the way to work out the difference between the two. I would imagine an 8 hour day where there are fewer students to teacher
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by ktallett 2y ago
They are the two primary objectives over the course of the last 20-30 years, however change can and should occur even if it does initially cause ripples. A child with enough exposure to the world would have zero issues programming fizzbuzz
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by ktallett 2y ago
Plenty work 4 day weeks now. This needs to be introduced in tandem with work changes. School shouldn't be a babysitting service nor an intro to work, it should be about exposure to the world around them.
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by ktallett 2y ago
What battery life are you getting? It's not up to Macbook Air standards but I'd say with Fedora and actually using it, it's similar to what I was getting on the MacBook Pro. 6-7 hours or so. This is helped by the fact I can h
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by ktallett 2y ago
You can type pretty well on it after a week or so of usage. I am actually mainly planning on using it as a small lab device for collecting data and on the couch for note taking. So far I've been typing notes in Obsidian and also editin
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by ktallett 2y ago
I completely agree, if you use software or tech to aid you in killing, you are still fully responsible for the deaths.
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by ktallett 2y ago
TV being bough/rented by different license holders per region whilst music being owned by license holders worldwide is a key issue.
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by ktallett 2y ago
I am from the UK and you are right to some extent, but I don't know many that pirate music (outside of bootleg recordings and unreleased mix CDs such as the gray album by danegrmouse because Spotify and Apple Music are affordable and h
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by ktallett 2y ago
I love new technology and new designs however that speed wouldn't be useful in any field where you need to consider your input. No one is able to think considered thoughts on the output at that speed.
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by ktallett 2y ago
It's an interesting talk. I recently bought a Pocket Reform and for such a small company, it's a beautiful, well made device, that feels as if it will last a very long time. What with the user upgradability and the not unfair pric
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by ktallett 2y ago
No one wants to steal any content, they view content elsewhere due to ludicrous rights management systems on digital video content. Simplify the system to be closer to music and you wouldn't have any piracy. People aren't going to
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by ktallett 2y ago
They have translation both from deutsch to English and English to Deutsch, therefore filtering would make no difference.
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by ktallett 2y ago
The evidence proved he wasn't there. The evidence they were trying to use to prove he should be charged was rather worthless. Eyewitness testimony is extremely unreliable and this didn't even give him, just someone sort of similar
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by ktallett 2y ago
An eyewitness report describing someone like him, not him, was the only evidence placing him at the scene. That should never be enough evidence to charge. That isn't due process, that is finding someone to fit the crime whether they ma
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by ktallett 2y ago
I still have yet to find ChatGPT useful for topics where I have no clue what the right answer is. It's still not reliable or specific enough.
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by ktallett 2y ago
$3.95 for a magazine in the early 80's sounds rather pricey.
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by ktallett 2y ago
I feel you should investigate this more, as this isn't normal. I feel it could be related to a combination of OS or ram as I have found FF to be the most stable browser I've used running it on Fedora and Android. I've had no
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by ktallett 2y ago
I feel the issue with all of these was general uptake required for companies to produce enough content for it to be worth owning. Firefox doesn't have that issue. It is a more fully featured browser across mobile and desktop with acces
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by ktallett 2y ago
You can absolutely work in trendy fields and have a good work life balance. Trends don't require ridiculous loads. Working smart not longer. I work on quantum computing and you can easily do a 9-5 and still evolve the current. The issu
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by ktallett 2y ago
I do assume his strict rules, in the healthcare company, he was the ceo of, which rejected 61% of claims, has caused numerous deaths, directly and indirectly.
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by ktallett 2y ago
I would recommend Supernote instead of Remarkable, as that can sync the notes via Obsidian.
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by ktallett 2y ago
Curious your reasoning behind a requirement to offer a refund?
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by ktallett 2y ago
Pretty much, and if you take smaller segments, you get a more accurate answer. Exactly the same as cutting an onion, if you cut it into quarters, then seperate layer by layer and chop each individually, you get a finer result.
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by ktallett 2y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UBj9H6z6Uxw
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by ktallett 2y ago
Since there has been no proof of his death bar the announcements from Israel, it is sensible to consider him as a wanted man until there is concrete evidence he is dead.
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by ktallett 2y ago
It isn't scary at all. I for one, would much prefer to live in a world where war crimes and acts of genocide are appropriately called out. The fact this hasn't come sooner is the scary thing.
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Rightfully so, their intentions and actions which have matched, have been clear for the last year. Hopefully the rest of the international community including governments will finally stand together and call them out for the crimes they hav
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by ktallett 2y ago
I do think these are commonly known amongst those in the gaming community however both Kula World and Tomba left a mark to this day. The former opened me up to a love of puzzles and I found the simplistic but clever design of the world and

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