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4mo ago
Revenge after they fucked around with you is what makes doing this procedure worth it...
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4mo ago
"Remind me [at datetime/in x hours] about Y." is very useful for handsfree reminders. I have an alarm clock that reacts to "Hey Google" so I just say "alarm at xyz" to set alarms. With the phone, "Nav
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4mo ago
The simple sentences LLM keep generating break my brain, it's like 95% of writing is now 3rd grade level. Compare that to e.g. Martin Amis: https://en.wikiquote.org/wiki/Martin_Amis
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4mo ago
Years ago there was PirateBox: flash a small Wifi access point with a custom firmware that's a webserver that hosts a forum/filehost. Their website is dead, but here's a mod of the project; https://www.jasongriffey
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4mo ago
Somewhere it's written that he and his team discussed internally about refusing it, but thought that action would be considered arrogant and diplomatically bad form. Meanwhile 17 years later...
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Israel seems to have also lost out because any further war crimes they commit will get Trump angry, he's desperate to keep Iran from returning fire and further wrecking his midterms. But heck, if I were Iran I'd be wary after Nov
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4mo ago
Even with a virus that could kill within 2 weeks, people lived in denial and selfishness. "Oh it predominantly kills old people? I'm not old, who cares!".
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People justified their anti-Muslim hate after 9/11 with similar statements about polls saying most Muslims saw Bin Laden in a good light, and have anti-West views. Not saying I agree with any of it, but I find the parallels illuminatin
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OMG, really?! Well then, because they did all those beneficial things, then I'm fine with Israel bombing hospitals, schools, and killing children by starving them while they sleep on the pile of rubble that was their home! /S
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> Do not assume the operating system strips Exif, or any other metadata, when you upload an image. > The actual behavior depends on the source image, OS, browser, file picker, app, export path, transformation pipeline, and receiving s
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4mo ago
It'd be trivial (TM) for someone to make a web interface, and the connections would say "Connecting from some-data-center.aws-cloud.bl"...
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4mo ago
Geez, you still sound like a Catholic who believes in the idea of heaven, proud to say there's a couple of billion people just like you. SpaceX will get us the interstellar future just as much as the Pope will get us to heaven... just
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4mo ago
I saw a video where the speaker spoke his words quickly, but had long pauses every words. Luckily NewPipe has a "fast forward during silence option". Looking at it again he'd pause, probably trying to find the next word, does
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4mo ago
Interesting point, I wonder why governments haven't planted the idea in buyers that ICE cars will be getting more expensive to own (e.g. through taxes) in the coming 5-10 years. Then the thought of buying an ICE car now will also be le
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Obligatory "Are we the baddies?" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ToKcmnrE5oY for those who don't know this meme (the Dawkins definition of meme)
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4mo ago
> Bryan isn't being scammed, Bryan just wants to feel like he's a part of something greater and is willing to pay for that. It's not surprising that space travel would be the thing to inspire vast amounts of retail investo
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4mo ago
> Caning is absolutely against basic human rights I wish people would also care about human rights like sanitation, clean clothes, accomodation. But hey, people wearing shit-and-piss-stained rags shitting on the sidewalk?
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Imagine if car regulations specified what can be in a car. "You want seatbelts, airbags, ABS? Bureaucracy says not allowed! There's a lengthy review process!"
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4mo ago
A video I saw on social media concludes that this is a product of a misogynistic company. Couldn't agree more.
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4mo ago
What a silver lining... "oh this date rape drug works great as an animal tranquilizer and I need it at my farm! Don't ban it!"
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4mo ago
Yeah, after all these dumb dark patterns of low price on the price comparison site and a different price after passing all the stupid lies and upsell attempts of the reseller websites, I nowadays book with the airlines directly.
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My story wasn't with Ryanair, but I used to use Skyscanner to find the cheapest ticket, which is usually from a reseller agent instead of the airline (and whatever savings one made was wasted with time reading the 1-star reviews of how
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4mo ago
Wow, I just saw the picture with cars and people on the lawn, each "dot" has a diameter of a car's length... So, maybe a car going in circles?
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4mo ago
This lady's op-ed comes to mind: > Why is the US so expensive? Everything comes in a ‘premium’ version, from doctors’ appointments to movies > https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2026/mar/24&#
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And if they're suspicious, they can ask to check your passport for exit stamps, or receipts from your local supermarket, restaurant, bar, etc... Oh you pay cash and don't get receipts, let's see what the bank statement says w
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My guess is smartphones hitting a point of increased adoption. In the "good old days", phone games were honest and not addiction-inducing adware..
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You can remap the keys so that "Special: Power" key button does nothing.. Or even to the original function (on my keyboard it would mean Volume Down would be F12 instead). One Windows software to do that: https://github
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4mo ago
Too many people confuse Schengen and EU freedom of movement. Ireland isn't in Schengen, but any EU citizen is allowed to enter the country, find work and reside...
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It's a dog whistle for "if a country's racial identity remained pure everything would've been fine".
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> Built as part of an attempt at [...] having overseas content on the radio dial Old radios have the station locations (cities all over the world) as labels for the tuner: https://www.radioheritage.com/story354/ Or:
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