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2mo ago
it's really not though
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2mo ago
I'm sure they can't automate shirts because the super cheap ones somehow always are Made in Bangladesh. If they could use less human labor they would make them somewhere else. I believe socks can be fully automated and are mostly
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It is worse than that. It fills up your accounts cloud storage, where your Google docs, sheets, drive files etc are stored. Once full you are caught in their trap: pay a monthly fee to the mafia or delete your data! This flow is intentional
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2mo ago
living the American dream
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2mo ago
probably overwhelmed by other background services making network requests
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2mo ago
It's not reversible, unfortunately. The polyurethane breaks down through hydrolysis. Keeping it in a dry environment is the best you can do. Apparently you can slow it down by driving the water out with heat, but that won't fix t
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2mo ago
1. it is a cultural thing, many are doing it 2. they have very powerful kettles
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2mo ago
The operator of the links has to do this. Not the person sharing the link. It's the job of the companies to make sure their pages don't get publicly indexed. It's basic web dev stuff that has worked like that for decades now.
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2mo ago
you can also do it via http response header, feels cleaner to me
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It's up to them to tell Google to not index those pages, either via <meta> or X-Robots-Tag http header. Once accidentally indexed they have to tell Google via search console to reindex them to actually get it out of the index. So
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3mo ago
it is less stupid solar roadways, but it is still very stupid
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3mo ago
vibes
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3mo ago
nice, it even squishes the dust particles :D
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3mo ago
I'd watch that movie
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3mo ago
milking the whales. they all do it.. it's very lucrative and very immoral: find the most addicted gamblers with big bags on your platform (it's in the metrics) and target them specifically they assign personal handlers to 'wo
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3mo ago
it came back and is still running, now two people watching
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3mo ago
> s.ai Game over, Sai wins.
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3mo ago
no.
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3mo ago
emergency blankets works great and are cheap too however, you get even better cooling with a coating that radiates the heat, it cools below the air temperature which feels so wrong NighthawkInLight on YouTube has explored this and created
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3mo ago
Hey, do you want one of my poison-free donuts? It's safe and has no arsenic in it.
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3mo ago
> compromise at a third-party vendor allowed hackers to inject malicious code into its website this gets often overlooked Kate from marketing has full permission on Google tag manager.. phish her and inject whatever you want into the web
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4mo ago
I feel safer already.
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4mo ago
Not a joke, they really think that doing billions of full body scans will reduce healthcare costs and make people less anxious. Any scientist not on the payroll will tell you the opposite. You will get millions of false positives, causing a
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4mo ago
That is exactly what is happening. Records of environmental data are a huge pain in the ass for those invested in fossil energy and adjacent industries. The truth is hurting business and they seem to be going on a rampage actively killing i
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4mo ago
that is not what happened, no.
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4mo ago
why not?
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4mo ago
It's not about being searchable, it simply gets more clicks because of our stupid human brain. That's why there is a surprised face on half of them. It makes a noticeable financial difference for creators and almost everyone seems
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4mo ago
They will probably sell more models in the future.
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4mo ago
> Just 60 per cent of long-distance German trains arrive on time, down from 84 per cent two decades ago. If that's from the official statistics, it's even worse. The definition of 'on time' has expanded (6 minutes lat
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no no, you see, that's exactly how our super secret chemistry solid state battery would measure! look at it, the curves aren't even similar, very different kink due to secret anode material that's definitely not graphite it&#
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