nilamo

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by nilamo 2y ago
So if I happen to sound like Tom Hanks, anyone recording me in passing would be breaking the law? How does anyone see that as reasonable?
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by nilamo 2y ago
Which part of that is illegal? Because I don't see anything.
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by nilamo 2y ago
If the compiler exists only as a binary, and you cannot compile it yourself, how can you be sure what the compiler is actually doing?
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by nilamo 2y ago
The PS1 used CDs. Many games could be dropped into a cd player, and if you skip the first track (the data track), the rest of the game's music/audio could be played.
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by nilamo 2y ago
Commenting so I can see the replies later...
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by nilamo 2y ago
A bot is just anything automated. Which has nothing to do with ai in any capacity, and only confuses the conversation.
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by nilamo 2y ago
100% agree. These conversations always seem to end with lots of "what about"s, as if being easy for the average case was somehow undesirable.
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by nilamo 2y ago
It's not just withholding. Cost basis info on all stock market transactions are also provided to the IRS by your brokerage...
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by nilamo 2y ago
Isn't that all politicians? Or is their paycheck not counted?
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by nilamo 2y ago
Revenue? I thought the goal was public safety...
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by nilamo 2y ago
Reread GP, Google maps has gotten atrocious with highlighting random spots above your search. That's not hate, it's observable fact.
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by nilamo 3y ago
Immediate understanding from across the room without needing to read a paragraph
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by nilamo 3y ago
They also don't have vga, but that seems like a weird reason to mistrust a company.
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by nilamo 3y ago
I'm not sure this answered the question. The company is based in Germany. Can they not just ignore the Italian ruling, since they're not in Italy?
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by nilamo 3y ago
Maybe download an archive of Wikipedia articles and build a word occurrence dictionary out of that to compare? It would be much faster than a ton of separate search queries
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by nilamo 3y ago
They ignored the CTO on an issue that was 100% tech based. There was no winning, the board decided to ignore the person they hired to make that sort of decision for them.
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by nilamo 3y ago
Or refusing to use anything except Office 2003 because newer versions are too different...
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by nilamo 3y ago
I don't think most people understand how millage rates work. Complaining about how expensive some projects are, but then it's less than $5/year if you actually calculate the millage.
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by nilamo 3y ago
But then you have two different things (with and without copyrighted data) both with the same version. Wouldn't it be better to just remove the bad release, and publish a new one? They are, after all, not the same things, and shouldn
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by nilamo 3y ago
That most of my neighbors are assholes. Before, I merely assumed.
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by nilamo 3y ago
Would they still be in business today if they didn't have that cash on hand, though?
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by nilamo 3y ago
Sure, sure, sure, but why are there so many retirees working at groceries/greeters? Are their multiple 401Ks not enough, for some reason?
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by nilamo 3y ago
> What a facepalm! >_< Making 20% profit, and freeing up that capital for other uses, is not a face palm event. Not for you or I, and not for businesses big or small.
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by nilamo 3y ago
How often is something like that actually needed, though? Once a month?
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by nilamo 3y ago
Your IT should always be remote. A laptop in the office is not any different from a laptop out of the office. It definitely feels like most people complaining about wfh have no friends and work is their entire life. I honestly do not unde
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by nilamo 3y ago
"Is it dangerous? Then mind your goddamn business."
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by nilamo 3y ago
These days, we use centralized source control, instead of emailing zip files and patches back and forth. Having all the source on a random piece of media was a lot more normal back then.
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by nilamo 3y ago
Encanto: $150m budget vs $250m box office. So again, "no hit movies" is easily disproven with 10s of time to look into it.
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by nilamo 3y ago
They've had several hits over the past few years, what nonsense are you spreading? Encanto and Turning Red are both great
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by nilamo 3y ago
It's interesting that we're talking about helping people reduce costs, instead of penalizing companies that raise rates for something that should be a utility and has close to fixed costs to operate.

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