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by qwertox 10mo ago
When I reload the page " https://journal.james-zhan.com/google-de-indexed-my-entire-b... ", I get Request URL: https://journal.james-zhan.com/google-de-indexed-my-entire-b... Request Method: GET Sta
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by qwertox 11mo ago
In that case https://app.shadowmap.org could be a better recommendation.
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by qwertox 11mo ago
I ordered it because I often want to record short notes when I'm driving or doing something else, without using the phone. Maybe I'll use it once a day, or twice every three days, but when I'd use it, then because there'
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by qwertox 11mo ago
I once notified Porsche that one of their websites had an expired certificate, they fixed it within a couple of hours by using Let's Encrypt. It surprised me. Let's Encrypt is to the internet what SSDs are to the PC. A level up.
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by qwertox 11mo ago
Let's see which company becomes the first to sell "coding appliances": hardware with a model good enough for normal coding. If Mistral is so permissive they could be the first ones, provided that hardware is then fast/ch
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by qwertox 11mo ago
I remember it, as it was unfolding live on tv. I've never seen anything as brutal as that tsunami, in terms of a natural catastrophe.
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by qwertox 11mo ago
Today I got served this video " Earthquake and Liquefaction his Urayasu, Chiba 3/11/2011 " [0], which is from the earthquake which caused the huge tsunami in Japan. I have rarely seen something as scary as this. [0] htt
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by qwertox 11mo ago
- Sir, can we bribe you? - Of course, of course.
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by qwertox 11mo ago
And where he left to.
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by qwertox 11mo ago
I wish ads were allowed to only state facts, and that in a non-misleading context.
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by qwertox 11mo ago
I had planned to build a new workstation this fall, all the parts were in the list. but seeing the ram go from 300€ (96 GB) to 820€, in-stock for 999€, in under a month made me decide that i will continue using that laptop from 2019 for may
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by qwertox 11mo ago
That's probably the average. But if Codeberg Translate shines with 99.58%, it is an unnecessary entry which harms the "92.42% Codeberg.org" reality.
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by qwertox 11mo ago
Great article, it lead me to the `icmplib`[0] Python project, which has a `privileged` option: When this option is enabled, this library fully manages the exchanges and the structure of ICMP packets. Disable this option if you want to u
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by qwertox 11mo ago
> As just one example: Mac apps can typically be moved by dragging the top corner of the window. Claude supports this too, but not when you have a chat open? On Windows Claude has a normal, draggable title bar. Zero issues.
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by qwertox 11mo ago
This is such a good answer, it puts the entire situation into perspective. About who wants to (and theoretically should) act in favor of consumers.
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by qwertox 11mo ago
Appending a "for Kids" would turn them into immediate heroes.
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by qwertox 11mo ago
Microsoft is using them in order to be better positioned than other big players, and they succeeded, even if Google is now starting to catch up. They can withdraw their support when and how they see fit, own exclusive IP rights to OpenAI&#x
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by qwertox 11mo ago
> This is why Meta and Google went all in on AI. Google, Microsoft, Meta and Amazon, among others, would have zero issues in ensuring that OpenAI does not grab a market they own; it shouldn't be that hard to bring OpenAI into a posi
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by qwertox 11mo ago
When my plan expired 3 weeks ago, I exported all my chats, then went into Data controls > Delete all chats and clicked the button "Delete all". It behaved odd, most messages were no longer accessible, but still in the sidebar.
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by qwertox 11mo ago
Does this mean that going from 1 query to 3 is a 200% increase, hence 20 pixels high, which is the same as going from 1000 queries to 3000 queries in that same timeslot? Same height? Could be noise then, if 3 people searched for the name. O
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by qwertox 11mo ago
It's incredible that companies get the right to do this. What a corruption.
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by qwertox 11mo ago
> To opt out, call 1-800-777-3600 You call the number, maybe let it ring one time, and hang up. You did your part to opt out. Then you sue them.
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by qwertox 11mo ago
> First, I just upgraded to 2.5 Gbps internet and I don’t want to route all my traffic through a VPN and take the speed hit. I have this bandwidth for a reason You don't have to. You create a container which runs openvpn to connect
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by qwertox 11mo ago
One has got to love the fact hat you only get more information if you submit your email address.
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by qwertox 11mo ago
What if China becomes self-sufficient enough to no longer rely on Taiwanese Fabs, and hence having no issues with those Fabs getting destroyed. That would put China as the leader once and for all.
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by qwertox 11mo ago
How high are the chances that as soon as China produces their own competitive TPU/GPU, they'll invade Taiwan in order to starve the West in regards to processing power, while at the same time getting an exclusive grip on the Taiwa
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by qwertox 11mo ago
Usually if the loss happens in the same year, you can use them to lower your tax on gains. In your NFT example you'd first owe 7.5k (assuming 25% taxation), and with the 30k loss you'll be able to balance what you owe. The problem
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by qwertox 11mo ago
If you capitalize "West" (the West), it becomes a proper noun and you don't need the quotes anymore. > market seen as vital, the West either makes up https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Western_world Other
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by qwertox 11mo ago
What I don't understand is how Elon will ever compete with Chinese humanoid robot pricing and output. He's known for not caring about privacy, so there's no real difference between buying a Tesla one or a Chinese one. Both wi
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by qwertox 11mo ago
With their latest developer policy changes, what should make me think that this will be an open OS? And if they allow downloaded apps to be run, they'll be monitoring them in depth, not caring about privacy, since they have never cared

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