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by lesostep 3y ago
I usually just stick my leg out. Works every time. Maybe it's more a question about central heating? The temperature in my flat is in same 3-5 degree range most time of the year, so I only had to choose right duvet once.
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by lesostep 3y ago
Wouldn't it be simpler to sell $20-30 dollar jewelry for 50$ with explicit promise that this jewelry is very easy to return in exchange for the 50$ gift card? You could add RFC chips to them so people couldn't return counterfeits.
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by lesostep 3y ago
Or video game footage? I explicitly remember people confusing Arma footage with real war footage.
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by lesostep 3y ago
I want to add that sighted people use accessibility tools too. Jacking up font size is convenient if you looking at the screen from afar (following recipe, for example). Or if you read from a device with friends and don't want to acci
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by lesostep 3y ago
It's an anecdote data, but a lot of concert/animecon/othercon people around me knew of similar effect for years. The opening acts and the last acts are the most sought-after acts for performers because they are the most memor
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by lesostep 3y ago
For me it's the different side of a coin: for some reasons after I had a few dissociation episodes, meditating is too easy. Clear your mind? Sure. I can stare at nothing for hours and only be vaguely aware of surroundings. 15 minutes
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by lesostep 3y ago
I think it could even be done by voting. Not voting for problems, but voting for the best solutions and explanations in the comments. Handpicking best problem and writing detailed explanations could be quite hard for one person, but if a lo
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by lesostep 3y ago
> If OP's kid buys a Unity asset and publishes it directly to the eShop I think the root case of the "kids can't write games for their peers" isn't Nintendo or anyone else. Both Apple and Switch are praised by th
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by lesostep 3y ago
Could anyone who can see the video share in which countries the video is available? All of my usual VPN choices can't get rid of "The uploader has not made this video available in your country" Imagine there's no countr
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by lesostep 3y ago
Oh, and it's free for the networks with up to 100 devices! Thank you for recommending, I'll definitely look into it. For now it's funny how Tailscale in their "How Tailscale works" post asks you to pretend that ever
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by lesostep 3y ago
I really do genuinely think is that at the core the is problem that it's very hard to address your real computer from the Internet. There are programs that effortlessly can make a directory on your PC into the quite secure "cloud&
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by lesostep 3y ago
>> Of course generating all the content using Chatgpt was probably a bit disingenuous, but I did still feel like the site provided a lot of value I'm gonna side with Big Tech on this one for once
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by lesostep 3y ago
>> And in the case of piracy (communicating information to others without permission of the original source), nothing is taken. I'd like to add, that revoking a license is about taking someone access away. Only one side is tak
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by lesostep 3y ago
"What do you have to fear if you have nothing to hide?" I fear stupid people in places of power. DNA-matching as a crime solving technique always was problematic. >> DNA Evidence is Not as Reliable as Many Believe it to Be
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by lesostep 3y ago
I think it's a good point, considering that in an example only meta products made money. And Meta is huge advertising company that doesn't just sell ads in their apps, but also sell ads in other people apps with Audience Network.
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by lesostep 3y ago
I found original "The Joy of Cooking" brownie recipe https://www.cbsnews.com/news/brownie-recipes-from-joy-of-coo... and compared it with the recipe Chat-GPT gave you. Now, I'm not a great baker, so I&#x