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by noAnswer 3y ago
Good point. The majority of my Usenet memories revolve around meta discussions. What is and what is not supposed to be posted. Mid 2000s and people still had flamewars about whether a four line signature was to heavy.
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by noAnswer 3y ago
"More stable" in what way? It's the only bank/money service I used that terminated my account. I didn't used it very much. One day I got an email that I violated TOS. (At first I thought it was fishing. lol) They ga
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by noAnswer 3y ago
> Bitcoin was NEVER hyped outside of Silicon Valley You opened up IE/Edge and the "MSN/News" showed "Get rich with Crypto!!11". Today you open up Edge and the "News" show "Get rich with AI!!11
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by noAnswer 3y ago
These agreements involve book keeping and money also.
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by noAnswer 3y ago
The cleaning office didn't requested to prank called either!
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by noAnswer 3y ago
1. "Ghost in the Shell" has this topic IIRC multiple times. AI keeps going while its creator is already dead. 2. "Keep Calm and Rape a Lot" Auto generated T-Shirts are a thing since a long time. https://www.th
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by noAnswer 3y ago
Though I more often select 1.25 or 1.5 playback speed, I enjoy well made long form videos*. I don't think people who will use this TLDR service are your voluntary viewer. It will be used in job or homework context. Were it could become
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by noAnswer 3y ago
But the path length can be longer! They just don't care and offload the work.
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by noAnswer 3y ago
There is also this can of worms regarding translations. For example C:\Users will be shown as C:\Benutzer on a German system but still be C:\Users on the FS. "C:\Program Files (x86)" will show up as "C:\Programme (x86)"
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by noAnswer 3y ago
There are already pr0n websites that create deepfakes without consent. Chatting in comparison is a cakewalk.
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by noAnswer 4y ago
If it is not an alert asking you whether you want to give access, it is already to late anyway. (And since you don't want to give someone from Pakistan access to your account, you want to ignore it anyway. But change your pw though.)
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by noAnswer 4y ago
I would not be surprised if an AI just heard "absolutely not" and started to sell 0.05ms after.
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by noAnswer 4y ago
At some point you also need more IPv4-addresses. There are only 65535 ports to be mapped.
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by noAnswer 4y ago
My brother bought CorelDRAW for Win95 and only kept the CD, forgetting how important the paper with the key was. On a reinstall he than entered 11223344556677889900 and it worked. I used that method multiple times as a teen on software from
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by noAnswer 4y ago
I had that too. It seems to be a problem with the client though. Deleting the local config and reconnecting helped. (Two times in idk ~6 years is still bearable.)
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by noAnswer 4y ago
So not only will someone else do it, if you join, there will be even more harm. So don't do it!
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by noAnswer 4y ago
It will fizzle out right after fraud involving the telephone or email died out.
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by noAnswer 4y ago
Joseph Weizenbaum once said to the question (paraphrasing) "If I don't develop evil/unethical thing Z, someone else will." with: "In city X every day there is rape and if I don't do it, someone else will."
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by noAnswer 4y ago
> Imagine what that would mean for dubbed movies/TV if it gets good enough. In Germany everything is dubbed. Never have I cared about the mouth movement. It's all about the voice and the voice acting. But ok, it will be used at
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by noAnswer 4y ago
It's just not true. https://www.heise.de/news/Telefonabzocke-Ueber-150-000-Besch... Especially in regards to expensive numbers, some critics go so far and say they got an "employment ban". They are not s
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by noAnswer 4y ago
I think you are right. My parents German landline received way more spam calls in the 1990s than now. Now it's almost non existence, despite the number being unchanged since 40 years and in public telephone books. - Unsolicited commerc
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by noAnswer 4y ago
> The experience needs to be more like installing an app on a phone or a game on a console and with automated backups and easy restore. I would say NASs from Synology or QNAP provide that. Small but good managed Appstore with autoupdate
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by noAnswer 4y ago
It would be a dream if they would sell Windows to a non publicly traded company "to concentrate on their core competence".
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by noAnswer 4y ago
> ...then come out of nowhere...like they did with the iPhone Everyone and their dog knew the iPhone was coming and what it was about.
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by noAnswer 4y ago
> I remember when Chrome launched and it was revolutionary how it was one-process-per-tab (technically, it's site isolation not tab isolation but let's not get lost in the sauce). No longer could an errant website take down you
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by noAnswer 4y ago
I worked for a company that uses Microsoft Navision. The consultant/dev wold remote work via Teamviewer directly on the production system. Build in editor had no syntax highlighting. No version control possible, since the code is in th
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by noAnswer 4y ago
> Every person on earth has a story about how a vending machine failed them. Can you give an example? Because I have a hard time remembering if a vending machine ever failed on me. Even the ones in school, with lots of rough teenage boys
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by noAnswer 4y ago
> work similarly and take similar times Except that I tested them and they didn't. I hadn't "lost locally cached metadata". And it didn't just scan all the source files again, it re-transferred them over the netw
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by noAnswer 4y ago
I tested restic a few years ago. Wanted to like it, since they directly support OpenBSD. I backuped roughly 4TB of multi media data. It took a week. After that I did a re-run. No new data, so it only took a few minutes. Than I added a tiny
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by noAnswer 4y ago
Pay phones had a pay for Wifi options. (At least in Germany.) It didn't save them neither.

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