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pogue
1y ago
He doesn't care about a person's beliefs as much as he cares about their loyalty. RFK gave up his presidential run and endorsed Trump, so he proved his worth to get him into power and is rewarded with getting to do his dream job o
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1y ago
Does it matter where he got his viewpoint? He could have heard it on a bus going to Cucamonga for all we know. At this point, trying to trace back which side is at fault for RFK's incredibly absurd ideas is mute and irrelevant unless
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1y ago
Curious to see what, if anything, happens to him next. Is being a 4chan admin a career ending association?
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1y ago
It didn't say anything about "large oscillations" in that article
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2y ago
The Register just wrote an article on creating a bootable USB version of DOS to make a distraction free writing machine. [1] They include three freeware word processors "MS Word, Arnor Protext, an outliner, and the WordPerfect Editor&q
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2y ago
Ty!
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2y ago
That faa.gov url won't open. Can you share the correct link?
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2y ago
Is it that hard to have something "undetectable" visible on your own monitor without video teleconferencing software seeing it? If it's just an AI chatbot that's actively listening or reading the screen while being viewa
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2y ago
The posts are still accessible to everyone on Bluesky who doesn't have their location set to Turkey. Bluesky uses a labeling system to hide the posts with a warning for people in Turkey and it's only hidden for them. Most knowle
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2y ago
Can you share some sources?
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pogue
2y ago
It's really very outsated in terms of modern browser features and options. It's really an incredibly minimalist version of Firefox that looks like it could have come out of the Netscape era. My main gripe is lack of DoH support. H
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2y ago
I'm sure most electronic hobby projects are going to be financially out of reach for many people for awhile at least. Many people who run businesses that are running small homebrew projects are struggling, too [1]. But it can be extrem
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2y ago
Well, I watched the video, but I still have to admit I don't have the slightest idea what this would be used for or what your demo is showing me ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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pogue
2y ago
What's the file size limits? How long does the file stay there? And most importantly, how can we trust it's private/anonymous/encrypted?
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pogue
2y ago
Can you share some examples of what you'd use this for? Or what you could do with this?
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pogue
2y ago
I mean like Google Adsense or any other type of advertising that do not use affiliate links for the specific products they mention.
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2y ago
Fluoride and fluoridated water are non toxic in the levels it's used at and it's a privilege for us to have access to it. If fluoride wasn't put in water by the "guberment" supplement companies would absolutely be h
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2y ago
I don't want to get into an hours long debate about this and you sound quite sold on the treatment. But, there is legitimate chelation therapy for people with real heavy metal poisoning and there is a pseudoscience treatment sold as a
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2y ago
They only tested US toothpastes
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2y ago
Novamin toothpaste is only sold & mfg in the UK. There are some conspiracy theories going around that the ingredient is so good they won't sell it to us in the US! [1] I actually buy it off Amazon and use it myself because I have t
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2y ago
I don't know the economics of it, but they could run ads on their site, become a non profit & only accept donations, etc etc. This is slightly unrelated, but I remember in the 2000s, there was a vendor of protein powders who starte
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2y ago
You'd want to do a deep dive on lead and it's negatives. The human body sees it as calcium and it can accumulate in the body and brain over time and cause a variety of health problems. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wi
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2y ago
You could make either side of the argument, tbh. If you wanted a completely independent and unbiased testing, you wouldn't want the group to sell/promote the products they test. It definitely presents potential conflicts of intere
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2y ago
The group, Lead Safe Mamas, seems to be advocating for products to be lead free & I think that's a perfectly reasonable position to take. But, it's not possible for some food and other products to be free of lead and other hea
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2y ago
Here are the full test results from the person/group who tested the toothpastes: https://tamararubin.com/2025/01/toothpaste-chart/ I think there will probably be a great deal of controversy about this un
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2y ago
Well, the original purpose was to do OCR for things like the NYTs archives and other libraries. The part where you identify road signs & traffic lights was supposedly to train self driving cars. Now, it's apparently just more analy
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2y ago
https://www.reuters.com/world/hong-kong-post-suspend-postal-... https://www.nytimes.com/2025/04/15/business/hong-kong-post-t...
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Hong Kong suspends mail service for all packages to the US
(info.gov.hk)
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That's the entire issue and the point of his attempts to poison his music from AI training: you can't opt-out of having your work used to train GenAI. I'd encourage you to watch his video.
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I would encourage you guys to watch his video before going down the argument of saying that there's no money in music creation. There's also just enjoyment in the act of creation and even if you're doing it for free, why shou
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