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by registeredcorn 5mo ago
Interesting! Thanks.
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by registeredcorn 5mo ago
Fun fact: I went back to the site today, and mysteriously all of the photos of the handles missing, and negative comments regarding the handles missing are gone.
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by registeredcorn 5mo ago
Fun fact: I went back to the site today, and mysteriously all of the photos of the handles missing, and negative comments regarding the handles missing are suddenly gone. Edit: Actually, the comments are still visible (for now), but the pho
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by registeredcorn 5mo ago
What did Command+G do in OSX? Online results are saying it "advances to the next search result after doing find". In other OS', that's just the enter key, if I am understanding the context correctly.
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by registeredcorn 5mo ago
Haha. You could also add in some "fun" Uber-isms, too! Suppose an enterprise customer released a new update that everyone absolutely hates , so angry customers are are more likely to wage war on their bots with the company's
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by registeredcorn 5mo ago
My insurance company and Synology would be my first targets. I'd gladly throw ~1k at each. Of course, I suspect the true business model to be to do nothing. You sell the "service" to people customers, but your enterprise cust
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by registeredcorn 5mo ago
Are you telling me that it's sexier to say, "In its current form, we cannot contain its power" rather than, "We're working out the last set of bugs before the start of Q3"?
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by registeredcorn 5mo ago
I'm not a high-end coffee drinker so I hadn't heard of that company before. I took a look at their site and was toying with the idea of trying one of their cheaper products but it looks like the French Press has serious build qual
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by registeredcorn 5mo ago
Is there a reason why more OSS projects don't follow this model? It sounds like you are saying that there are clear advantages here that other OSS projects lack.
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by registeredcorn 6mo ago
It would certainly be neat to hear if Apple can find the guts to do something interesting with new leadership at the wheel. As is, it feels like the entire company has just been a bizarre, indifferent stasis for near two decades.
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by registeredcorn 6mo ago
Not really. The opposite is far, far more desirable in my eyes. Example: * Do I care if an LLM was used to determine the volume of my doorbell? Not particularly. * Do I care if an LLM was used to generate code to unlock my front door remote
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by registeredcorn 6mo ago
When you say "quit YouTube", do you mean you replaced it with a different service? Or do you simply mean you deleted your account? I've been hoping for more competition on alternative platforms, but everything that I've
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by registeredcorn 6mo ago
What did you switch to?
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by registeredcorn 6mo ago
In all seriousness, it might be good to write up more of the issues that you have for at least a few reasons: 1. TB probably(?) doesn't consider use cases like the one that you described. If there is any hope of them fixing it, it woul
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by registeredcorn 6mo ago
Once they are no longer part of Mozilla, I would be happy to consider it.
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by registeredcorn 6mo ago
Perhaps an important question is: why is it not incentivized in corporate environments? I think, however, that perhaps I'm asking in the wrong arena. Unless there are people here reading this who work in the areas of a corporate enviro
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by registeredcorn 6mo ago
What ought, amn't
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by registeredcorn 6mo ago
It reminds me of that thing I had heard of people doing on Facebook years ago. Someone wouldn't have a Facebook account "yet", so one of their friends/family/whomever would create one on their behalf with an assump
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by registeredcorn 6mo ago
That is extremely disturbing to hear! What is the benefit that the company derives from that? Kickbacks from LinkedIn? I'm not saying it is, or isn't, I don't understand what the benefit to be gotten from it is. It seems like
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by registeredcorn 6mo ago
Brave has served me well in this regard. I don't even get ads on YouTube on mobile.
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by registeredcorn 6mo ago
Ah, sorry. I was using Japan as an example of "living somewhere very far outside of the EU" to highlight the sense of distance between the two. I have listened to a little bit about how difficult it is to open a business in Japan
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by registeredcorn 6mo ago
If you haven't, I'd encourage you to give "The House of Morgan" by Chernow a read.
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by registeredcorn 6mo ago
Thanks for the reply. I also saw some other replies stating much of the same thing. I apologize that I didn't give you more benefit of the doubt. To get a bit personal for a second: I've been having a rough go of things job-wise.
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by registeredcorn 6mo ago
>Germany says that your company is in Germany because you work from there. Forgive my ignorance, I have never really thought about this before and I may be missing something very obvious here. Isn't that kind of true , though? For
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by registeredcorn 7mo ago
Be honest: is this just an OpenFront clone? https://openfront.io/ It's fine if it's just a fan-clone, but you really need to be explicit about where the idea (and code) came from if that's what you've do
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by registeredcorn 7mo ago
I would like to offer a similar, but somewhat different opinion on one aspect of what you talked about regarding "revshare": If I notice and issue on my own, and it bothers me enough / I feel that other users would benefit
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by registeredcorn 7mo ago
Interested to know: when you experience that, have you addressed it directly and said that you have an issue with it, and want them to stop? If so, do they try to pretend they aren't doing it? Or do they apologize and own up to it? Or
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by registeredcorn 8mo ago
I explicitly make it so I cannot regain access to my computer in the event that my memory becomes faulty. I would be in an impaired state, and cannot function in way that would be conducive to either work or pleasure in terms of computer
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by registeredcorn 8mo ago
Maybe saying something like this would make things clearer: > His directed intention was to disrupt communication. He did not explicitly target EMS calls, however, his actions impacted EMS communications because of his intentions to
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by registeredcorn 9mo ago
What kind of Robot Vacuum did you have? I had mine map the house once downstairs, and once upstairs and it's been fine navigating around stuff ever since. It comes into the kitchen area while I'm cooking and will eventually just c

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