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511.
by pluc 2y ago
That's a feature of living in the US, not a bug. It's a matter of time before it happens, it's not an "if".
512.
by pluc 2y ago
Let's not refer to Canada as a state for the next 4 years
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by pluc 2y ago
I use Feedbro for Firefox. You can comment wherever people listen to you.
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by pluc 2y ago
For the next month, every time you find something interesting on Twitter, go to the source. Look for their RSS feed - if they don't have one, ask them to work on implementing one both via Twitter and via their contact form. I don'
515.
by pluc 2y ago
Here come the conservatives, again. Canada might not be a two-party system, but you'd never guess looking at the last hundred years.
516.
by pluc 2y ago
If you don't want engagement bait or politics on Twitter.. why are you on Twitter? RSS is better to keep up to date on news, and if none of your friends are on Mastodon, get new friends.
517.
by pluc 2y ago
I forget the name but there's a similar thing about GTA RP on Twitch that's pretty entertaining.
518.
by pluc 2y ago
How far we got from "Don't be evil".
519.
by pluc 2y ago
"There's nothing at the top but a bucket and a mop and an illustrated book about birds."
520.
by pluc 2y ago
This lacks context.
521.
by pluc 2y ago
This is not evening the playing field at all. This is making it more complicated for recruiters which in turn will make it more complicated for applicants. This is hostile, it's bad for applicants and it's bad for recruiters. Agai
522.
by pluc 2y ago
This is gonna contribute to the large number of low quality/AI-generated responses job postings already get, which will contribute the ghosting and auto-refusal applicants already get, and increase the need for AI, removing the human i
523.
by pluc 2y ago
Don't know if that's true for Canada. Finally an upside to prohibitive data rates!
524.
by pluc 2y ago
The vilain was Q all along
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by pluc 2y ago
I don't know about that... There's a whole industry of performance parts that softly depend on ECU modifications. There's much less of an incentive to swap parts if your ECU doesn't keep up with the performance gains. Bu
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by pluc 2y ago
I think what will happen with that is "performance shops" will start jailbreaking cars. You can already unlock additional power in your ECU by going stage I, II or III with custom and reputable ECU modders and the car feels comple
527.
by pluc 2y ago
This is why you don't bring your car for service at dealers. On "dumb" cars, that's when the transfer happens and it can be location data and even car audio. That's also why you don't install these little track
528.
by pluc 2y ago
This is part of the fucking problem. It started with recruiters using AI to filter candidates, candidates caught on and now use AI to massively apply to jobs, overflowing the response rate, so recruiters have no choice but to use AI. Meanwh
529.
by pluc 2y ago
A quick search on planhub.ca for 60GB with BYOD and unlimited calls in Canada is $35. That's 8x your cost, and that's the minimum , with obscure telcos that piggyback on others' networks, so quality is not great. The Big 3 a
530.
by pluc 2y ago
AI is just doing what SEO people have been doing for decades, inflating results that have no business being there. At least now there's no pretention of having any skills.
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by pluc 2y ago
I use mpd and ncmpcpp but arguably I don't need much in terms of features, I just play all the things on shuffle. No point in using my phone as when I'm on the LAN, I don't need it, and when I'm out of it, it's coun
532.
by pluc 2y ago
Just did the same, and the form to get your data removed asks for 3 items of personal information "to confirm your identity" lol. Edit: the site I found was "zoominfo".
533.
by pluc 2y ago
Internet Archive likely renders that point moot, no? There a plenty of sites that index tweets outside of Twitter for example... at least there used to be
534.
by pluc 2y ago
So what's a non creepy use for this?
535.
by pluc 2y ago
Yeah, it was during that time, before the great purge. It's not just sexual depravity, people used that site to host all kinds of videos that would get auto-flagged anywhere else (including, the least of it, full movies).
536.
by pluc 2y ago
Probably because you need to feed it child porn so it can detect it...
537.
by pluc 2y ago
Worked at PornHub's parent company for a bit and the moderation floor had a noticeable depressive vibe. Huge turnover. Can't imagine what these people were subjected to.
538.
by pluc 2y ago
Mp3s still work great
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by pluc 2y ago
I don't think there's a difference between the two, even if it was WordPress Foundation who claimed control, it's all Mullenweg's for-profit company that performs the work because Mullenweg's employees are all Autom
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by pluc 2y ago
WordPress.org is way too big to be a one-man show. I am absolutely certain that Mullenweg has nothing to do with plugin or theme validation, account creation or even packaging new WordPress versions, but also certain that he can tell his em

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