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541.
by notatoad 2y ago
i turned that on because it sounded cool, but it ended up making my flashlight turn on all the time .
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by notatoad 2y ago
>I, personally, haven’t read onion content in a long, long while The onion was kind of dead for a while under various shitty owners, but was bought this year by Jeff Lawson of Twilio and is now being run by former NBC reporter Ben Collin
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by notatoad 2y ago
>Can you spot any problems with their plan for the supplement inventory? as a regular reader of infowars and a happy customer of their supplements, i cannot see any flaw in that logic and can only hope that i, a successful business execu
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by notatoad 2y ago
significantly lower than what a human already doing the job would cost, until the VC money runs out. And then a whole bunch more than what a human would cost, after they've got you locked in and you've let your staff go.
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by notatoad 2y ago
yes, if you are holding millions or more in physical cash on your person, you're putting yourself at a significant safety risk. that's why people don't do that very often, or if they do they walk around with armed guards unti
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by notatoad 2y ago
>When would be better to strike i think the point the parent is making is that a better time to strike would be when they have specific demands that management is able to meet - to get them to the negotiating table, or to get them to sig
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by notatoad 2y ago
does this do that?
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by notatoad 2y ago
as a chrome PWA it's 259MB for me, vs ~700MB for the electron app.
549.
by notatoad 2y ago
if your "desktop app" gives me a cookie consent banner, i'm going to assume it's a pretty lazy effort to have a desktop app. i can click the "install page as app" button in chrome myself, thanks.
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by notatoad 2y ago
>what are the latest versions of common programming languages and when were they released? is this a real question you needed an answer to, or a hypothetical you posed to test the quality of search results? of course you're going
551.
by notatoad 2y ago
i'm using a nice sheet of 4x8 finished plywood from the hardware store. i trimmed the depth down a bit, but not much. put some edge banding on it, and stick it on top of a flexispot or whatever other 4-legged desk frame you want to u
552.
by notatoad 2y ago
it's not "invasive", it's a location sharing app. if you don't want to share your location, you probably should not use location-sharing apps.
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by notatoad 2y ago
> Whats your beef with BRICS? ... Yeah its a mess backed by some unsavory countries well, that?
554.
by notatoad 2y ago
"passive income", in it's original iteration, wasn't the idea that you could make money by doing nothing. The idea was that you made something or did something that you were uniquely able to make or do, and then the res
555.
by notatoad 2y ago
is it janky, or is it tied very closely to the scroll input, so it's exactly as janky as your finger moves the scroll wheel on the mouse? because that's what it seems like to me. for it to be any smoother, there would need to b
556.
by notatoad 2y ago
i use an MX master on my mac and it works great? in what way is it supposedly hobbled?
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by notatoad 2y ago
i know a few people who have an iMac in their living room like that, with the same logic as the people who still have landlines - the laptops and cell phones get put away when you get home (or stay in the home office), so you can be present
558.
by notatoad 2y ago
apple only claimed $250 damages. they got what they were asking for.
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by notatoad 2y ago
the fun thing about the chatbots regularly making stuff up is that they almost always know when they're making stuff up. the hallucination problem isn't a problem of not knowing the facts, it's a problem of not knowing wheth
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by notatoad 2y ago
The phone manufacturers have to know this, right? they've got market surveys and focus groups and internal dogfooding programs. they all know that a half-baked chatbot experience is going to sell zero phones. All this AI marketing pu
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by notatoad 2y ago
>is that information worth the cost of producing it, or even valuable to anyone in any way? It's valuable to the SEC, because they're the ones tasked with enforcing these rules and specifics are what allow for enforcement. If
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by notatoad 2y ago
that seems fine to me. whatever they want to call it, if it applies to everybody it's just a tax and they're using tax dollars to fund some TV content and/or infrastrcture. that's all totally normal. the absurd part is
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by notatoad 2y ago
does anybody have more information on what these "emergency alert tones" are? is it talking about tones on specific frequencies that trigger some sort of special handling of the broadcast, or is it simply that they used a siren s
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by notatoad 2y ago
okay, but this all still seems like a needlessly complicated conspiracy theory. if they want people to buy books from their store, why do they make it so easy to not buy books from their store? bugs happen. not every bug is part of jeff be
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by notatoad 2y ago
https://trends.google.com/trends/explore?date=all&q=elephant... capybara and guinea pig are both far less popular than taco or emoji interestingly, the spike of taco in google trends seems like it might be correlat
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by notatoad 2y ago
i'm not really sure what benefit you think they're gaining by breaking the less convenient, less user-friendly way to sideload books. They're perfectly happy to let you email books to the kindle that you bought at other store
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by notatoad 2y ago
kindles have displayed the book cover on the lock screen for approximately the last decade.
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by notatoad 2y ago
I mean they’ve made a product decision that they’re going to limit new Siri to their new chips and 16GB of ram. Regardless of how justified that decision is, or how truthful the marketing about their old chip was, they need an iPad mini tha
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by notatoad 2y ago
>Not sure why this necessitates AI hardware New Siri and iOS notification summaries seem like it should be enough of a reason for apple to want to ship an iPad with ai hardware.
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by notatoad 2y ago
they didn't appear to do that either though - they just uncritically report that it is an FDA rule preventing this company from doing repairs.

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