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by retox 4y ago
Would just be abused as a stealth takeover mechanism where voting power when to a chosen few.
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by retox 4y ago
There was also an extremely annoying mini-AI boom when everyone was talking about putting support/chat bots on their site.
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by retox 4y ago
Link to the article rather than a tweet with a link; https://www.sfexaminer.com/forum/put-algebra-1-back-in-eight...
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by retox 4y ago
I find it rather alarming that, at least in my social circles, those defending TikTok tend to overlap with those people alarmed at the operations by Russian 'troll farms' on Facebook during the US presidential elections.
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by retox 4y ago
rent free
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by retox 4y ago
How tied are you to the name, it's almost Nambla.
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by retox 4y ago
Agreed, seeing something changing out of the corner of my eye is very off-putting.
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by retox 4y ago
Chinese phones with extremely large batteries have been around for years. The Ulefone Power range have batteries up to 12,000 mAh for instance. My Power 5 lasts about 3 weeks on a charge and it's ~3 years old, loaded with apps and I pl
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by retox 4y ago
The article is short on details about the complaint, but if I had to guess it smells like a push for user identification. Yes, there is a childrens app but there is nothing stopping a child from using the normal site with or without an acco
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by retox 4y ago
An infinite amount of monkeys may eventually produce the works of Shakespeare, but a corporate generative text model never will, there are too many violent ideas and no-no words.
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by retox 4y ago
A handful of sites will present the subscribers view of the page if you put a dot after the tld part of the url, i.e. https://site.com./1235/article Those behind Cloudflare don't seem to be vulnerable to this thou
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by retox 4y ago
I wish the search was better, you basically have to know the exact spelling of the thing you're looking for, and there doesn't seem to be any partial word results.
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by retox 4y ago
Looks very useful and intuitive. Does it cost anything? Either way I think it would helpful if you called it out somewhere.
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by retox 4y ago
I agree this sounds like a reasonable solution, though I can imagine projects with this policy may hear about fewer security issues.
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by retox 4y ago
Did the developer have any special agreement or contract with Twitter that the API would always be available? If not it sounds like an unacceptable professional risk to base your livelihood on the whims of another entity.
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by retox 4y ago
Musk has talked about adding 'creator' features as part of his larger plans to make twitter solvent. I imagine in the near future we will see long form blog posts supported with a premium model akin to Medium, with twitter taking
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by retox 4y ago
https://youtu.be/GfbH3oko9SA?t=80
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by retox 4y ago
Your old one doesn't go away unless you delete that account. You don't automatically get to keep your old handle on the new server because it may already be taken (handles aren't unique across the entire network), but if it i
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by retox 4y ago
>Pornography is speech How did we get to this point? I assure you the idea that porn is speech is not an idea that the even liberal Brits would agree with.
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by retox 4y ago
Commerce sites displaying prices in $ amounts but not showing if it's US$ or another currency. Inexcusable for big sites that know the users location, delivery address, card location etc. Looking at you Amazon.
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by retox 4y ago
>The unsolicited proposal from Elon Musk’s tunnel-building venture arrived in January 2020 >Boring didn’t submit a bid for Ontario by the January 2022 deadline Doesn't seem surprising while the world was in the grips of covid wit
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by retox 4y ago
Maybe it's a feature only of the soapbox frontend the instance I'm on uses but I can add a remote instance timeline and it's exactly the same as being a user there. The "which instance to choose" problem has already
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by retox 4y ago
The duckduckgo bang !hn redirects the search to algolia
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by retox 4y ago
I treat messages like emails, they're asynchronous. I don't reply immediately if I'm busy and if it's important someone can contact me directly or call. Reading and following everything little going on doesn't seem
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by retox 4y ago
From the 'article' >Fire up PowerPoint. Turn off all the cloud options.
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by retox 4y ago
Video title is "If you work at YouTube or Google or Adsense, please help!" by someone called Reid Rosefelt Title may have changed after submission, just giving some context.
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by retox 4y ago
I'd say the overwhelming population of the earth does not want to live underground like a worm. The first level down might be OK for some if they still had access to natural sunlight, but everyone further down, especially to the depths
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by retox 4y ago
>"It’s a scam. These companies have squandered tens of billions of dollars." The quote is so truncated as to be useless. He could be talking about the goal of self-driving cars or he could be talking about the amount of investm
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by retox 4y ago
It has been pointed out to Amazon that these items shouldn't be recommended together and their legal response was that they weren't going to change anything. Never seen an Amazon Defense Force post before.
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by retox 4y ago
The 4chan/4channel moderation is much quicker to respond to reports than they're given credit for. Any post flagged by users as illegal is dealt with (deleted and the user banned/reported to authorities if applicable) usually

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