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pteraspidomorph
3y ago
I personally have been surprised to find myself CAPTCHA'd out of google search recently. No idea what's up with that. Regular commercial ISP, no VPNs.
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3y ago
My tricks: - Don't just read one recipe. Read three, see what they have in common and what seems off in each of them. - Keep a dossier of your hybrid or modified recipes. Annotate the recipe with any changes you made. - If the end re
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pteraspidomorph
3y ago
I'm also using this fork since I was having trouble with vanilla after I purchased the router; no issues today or ever.
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3y ago
I'm not american so I don't understand how a state like Colorado is so relatively cool/progressive these days based on its geographic location compared to the others (especially some of the least cool ones). Any cultural reas
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3y ago
There's one review for "the mods of r/australia". I somehow suspect that's not a real rental property. I'm also seeing: Review contents not matching star ratings, in both directions (landlord is a compulsive li
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pteraspidomorph
3y ago
Bing Chat was better but after three months of very hard work Microsoft successfully managed to remove all the good parts.
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4y ago
Well, if the recent Utah thing is any sign, they're ready to overdo it when it comes to the internet, too. > The bills will give parents full access to their children's online accounts, including posts and private messages. Whe
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pteraspidomorph
4y ago
For fuck's sake Harry.
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4y ago
I had a fun conversation with Bing AI yesterday. I asked it to collate information on controveries Microsoft has been involved in over the years and it obliged, providing a fairly comprehensive list with diverse sources. I then told it it s
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4y ago
I love the Bing chatbot. Earlier I had an unlocked conversation in which I posed as (without naming myself) Putin and talked about invading (without naming countries) Ukraine. It tried to call me a pathetic excuse for a leader twice (before
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4y ago
You can get through the paywall by disabling javascript.
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4y ago
Penny Arcade also called this specifically: https://www.penny-arcade.com/comic/2023/01/06/i-have-no-mout...
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4y ago
I agree that the custom TLDs should be used with care (a lot are owned by single registrars, such as name.com owning a TON of them) but some ccTLDs can also be trusted, as well as .eu . I'd say .org is technically the most trustworthy
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4y ago
Mine doesn't even have a forward slash key, so... I guess I can't play?
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4y ago
That doesn't always work, (following anecdote is not about google cloud): someone I know lives in a street that's egregiously and very obviously broken on google maps (whole network of streets mapped with the same name, private pa
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4y ago
Since it's the responsability of the municipality it's impossible for me personally to tell, but I've been all over the country and the green (or grey, depending on location) containers are ubiquitous (or drop points with und
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4y ago
A bunch of remarks: Lisbon has a horrible housing crisis. Locals are barely (or not at all, in many cases) able to afford living there anymore, and airbnb has been there making the problem worse every step of the way. I hope the author gets
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4y ago
It's biblical. Saturday is the sabbath, the 7th day rest day, which would make sunday the first day. Later, christians decided to hold mass on sunday instead, because it was when Jesus resurrected. Eventually you end up with saturday
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4y ago
It's interesting how the horror game genre is currently actually still making almost all of these mistakes, yielding the same predictably frustrating outcomes (and yet people keep making them).
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4y ago
Sometimes it's difficult to get certain combinations of things in a picture. It's easier if you provide a basic sketch with the components you want and use img2img (not sure how charl-e has it set up for img2img access, since I us
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4y ago
These systems are perpetuated on the backs of the naive or sanctimonious enough to believe, and loudly proclaim, that they have nothing to hide; they haven't been targeted and haven't ever been in trouble; why are you breaki
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4y ago
I'm not sure any of that answers my question. If I don't want a public or large community I'm not supposed to convert to community, okay, but I can still want thread channels for organizing information. They aren't usele
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4y ago
Begs the question, why is this locked behind community mode? Most of what they add seems to be these days, and while in some cases it makes sense, in this case it does not.
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4y ago
I've never been able to move to namecheap because they don't support DNSSEC on .eu domains (last asked in 2021). I do hear good things though.
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4y ago
This is also my experience. Hetzner specifically never did this to me but several years ago I pulled all my server and web stuff permanently out of Germany due to this kind of behavior. (At the time I tried discussing the subject on webhost
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4y ago
I started writing QBasic programs at 8! And boy, did I suck! I too owe it to a childhood friend. Too bad I lost my childhood programs (along with everything else) when the Chernobyl Virus ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/
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4y ago
It does depend on where you live. In southern europe red or orange clay roofing and a range of colors on traditional housing including yellow, pink, orange, etc. makes towns appear much more colorful. In parts of Portugal it's also tra
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pteraspidomorph
4y ago
For the sake of understanding the problem, any avatar marked as public can, or at least could (I can't say I've looked into this problem recently) be obtained in the following manner (DON'T do this, as it's still both a
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4y ago
Yeah, let me clarify my argument there. Open source, safe, well-known clients, mods or modding systems can easily be monitored for workarounds and flagged, and become unviable. Malicious actors with second intentions however can keep findin
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4y ago
I agree with your sentiment there for sure, but this is a submission about EAC. You have filled it with off-topic comments in a way that makes it seem you don't understand what the conversation is about. You made a very misleading stat
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