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by m348e912 4y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ry8oY1-aiq8 Here is the video summarizing what happened. Hacker posed as a potential sponsor and sent the YouTuber files including a weaponized .src file (I think he meant .scr file) disguis
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by m348e912 4y ago
ChatGPT+Bing really seems disruptive, no wonder Google is a scrambling to add resources to it's own AI initiatives.
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>Personally I have never intentionally clicked on a >Google/YouTube/etc ad. Never. You may not have clicked on a YouTube ad, but you still needed to _watch_ some or part of that ad. Maybe you weren't influenced, but you
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by m348e912 4y ago
I don't have strong feelings about Musk either was. I didn't buy a Tesla because they're overpriced, the quality control isn't great, and most importantly to me, their customer service doesn't seem that spectacular.
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by m348e912 4y ago
Most of us have given in and just bought a portable USB monitor. Most are nothing special, 1080p resolution, but it solves the problem and they're easy enough to carry around.
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by m348e912 4y ago
Unlimited time off would be a better idea if the company could define a reasonable minimum amount of time you must take off during the year. Then there is no guilt or coercion involved.
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My coworkers and I used to joke that at banks, even cleaning staff get VP titles.
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I hate tobacco with a passion. It's irritating to be around. However banning tobacco seems authoritarian and pointless. It will be like prohibition all over again.
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by m348e912 4y ago
You might not need to. But if you have dependents that will be impacted by your death, term life insurance offers them the ability to make sure you're respectfully taken care of. Importantly it also ensures they have an additional fina
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by m348e912 4y ago
Try a different brand vitamin d, I have found some absorb better than others.
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by m348e912 4y ago
I am the account owner for my Netflix account but I do share it with one family member and one friend. I rarely use it myself, maybe once a month. If I can't share it, I don't think I need it.
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I am not a software engineer, but I was not aware that it was terribly difficult to find work, especially remote work.
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It's interesting that they know it's Chinese already.
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Yes, I grade this paper, a D-. More information needed.
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This legislation seems so absurd, I can't see how it will pass. I can't think of any reason why a school would need to know this history of a student's menstrual cycle for the purpose of participating in sports. Anyone happen
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by m348e912 4y ago
rogerkirkness is correct, too much vitamin D over time can lead to complications such as hypercalcemia (a build up of calcium in the blood) This condition is fairly rare, and can be partly mitigated with vitamin K2. According to this paper,
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by m348e912 4y ago
I wasn't able to find an explanation for the conclusion. So older home owners didnt return to the workforce because their home increased in value and they could retire early. How? Did they sell their home? If so where did they move to?
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by m348e912 4y ago
Speaking anecdotally, nothing enhances my mood and energy level better than vitamin d. I take (5k-10k+ IU) of d3 + k2 daily in the morning, in amounts much more than the recommended daily allowance (600IU). It has also helped me sleep at ni
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by m348e912 4y ago
Interesting, thanks for the insight. You're right, you never see kids just hanging out anymore. Like you said, it's more organized and micromanaged.
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It's just my own theory but perhaps there is some relationship between loss community and a few things: * A two parent working household meant that there were less stay-at-home moms around to network in the community and build familiar
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by m348e912 4y ago
I always have been curious about how many journalists and news personalities are either useful idiots or are in on the grift. It seems like a healthy mix of both.
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by m348e912 4y ago
You and the parent are touching on the key difference. The neighborhood was a community who knew each other and looked out for each other. In the US this dichotomy is exceptionally rare, so a young child walking alone is truly among strange
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Watched on my laptop and it didn't seem that impressive. I am curious if anyone thinks it's worth getting Netflix premium for.
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Launch it and let people sign up for free (temporarily)
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The link you provided contains a trailing slash. The site doesn't load unless you remove it.
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Lying implies the liar knows the truth but chooses not be truthful. I think it would be more accurate to say ChatGPT is sometimes mistaken. Unless ChatGTP contains some nefarious logic that I am not aware of.
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As an avid viewer of both, YouTube needs to figure out how to stop showing the same shorts over and over again. TikTok has this mostly figured out.
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Watch batteries will essentially erode a child's esophogus if swallowed and stuck through a chemical reaction that dissolves tissue. This kills the child. It's common to see watch batteries coated with a substance like this to dis
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by m348e912 4y ago
> "...here's the message I wrote. > > Taiwan is an independent nation > > The point of this message was to prove that the > government of China doesn't control bitcoin or bitcoin > mining. Because if they
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Didn't we already find out that one of the sponsors was Stanford University? Or at least as part of collateral, a home on Stanford property.

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