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The term CLI has just come to mean "in a terminal" for a certain subculture, e.g. https://github.com/agarrharr/awesome-cli-apps People do know the technical difference, it's just a shorthand
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To someone who can't afford to drive it might seem absurd to be paying for roads with their taxes in the first place. Driving has been generally subsidized for so long that it's easy to forget it's subsidized at all. The back
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You seem very confident about all this. In the UK manhole covers are generally square.
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_withdrawal_from_... The US abandoned trade as a means to peace
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Receipt printers don't use ink, instead they use thermal paper which darkens when heated. You can test this by scratching it with your nail, the heat is enough to leave a mark
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If that's the case then let's trigger article 5 and declare war on Mexico! Oh what, you don't actually believe this and just want to hold it in your head as a fiction to excuse the cognitive dissonance of authoritarianism?
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It's just xkcd 2128, it's something shameless researchers apparently feel obligated to say no matter how ridiculous it is https://xkcd.com/2128
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Isn't this exactly how Pluto was discovered? Due to an innacurate estimate of the mass of Neptune (not corrected until Voyager I think), people were hunting for a large planet to explain the discrepancy. After a bunch of searching they
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This is a fascinating contrast to Raymond Chen's recent blog post about adding seconds to the taskbar clock[0]. Apparently there is some energy efficiency team at Microsoft which in some cases is so strict it blocked this feature for d
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For a long time the grid of videos on the homepage has been slightly misaligned. I imagine the different rows belong to different teams. This means you can't hover your mouse in the gaps between columns while you scroll to prevent vide
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Marathon Valley does exist on Mars, and all this information is accurate to it. Gemini even correctly names it. They're just all too polite to correct the user. https://science.nasa.gov/resource/opportunitys-panora
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I don't really get your point, surely a credit card is even more strongly linked to your identify than your face?
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I've looked into the state of research on font legibility many times over the years, and this time I came across this thorough thesis from one Dr Liz Broadbent[0] (who sadly passed away recently). It includes a great rundown of all the
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2y ago
But... your site doesn't use cookies and doesn't process personal data. Why do you think you're in breach of GDPR?
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> Domu is an enterprise voice AI startup crushing it in the financial services industry > Solve deep product problems like how to collect more money with a voice AI agent. > Ready to grind long hours, including weekends, to hit our
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The other day they forced me to give full consent to all advertising cookies in order to read without a subscription. I found this surprising, I do read them a great deal, it might only happen for heavy users.
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Here is the Panini projection paper, it's a good read[0]. Unreal Engine has support for it as a post-processing filter[1], but I don't know of any games using it. [0]: http://tksharpless.net/vedutismo/Pannini&
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Kindle Fire? Your smart TV? Your car infotainment? Android is everywhere even without Google
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I was going to complement OP on how amazing this feels, not realising the drawing was lifted from somewhere else. Seems like a glaring omission to mention Cloudflare D1 and... SVG , but not the guy who did the drawing part of your drawing
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2y ago
To be fair, every git forge (as they are known for some reason) has this feature
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I do think it's unfair when people claim Dune is a straight retelling of T.E. Lawrence's story. For instance I think the messianic aspects are drawn from other episodes in history, like the Mahdist War https://en.wikipe
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You need to click through to the actual investigation https://securelist.com/gitvenom-campaign/115694/
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This is dated February 24, which is before I noticed all these other investigations hitting Reddit and HN. Seems maybe they were just piggybacking off Kaspersky
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When the AI startup culture gets so snake-oily people are jumping ship to practice ear acupuncture, that's when we should be worried
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I think it's possible with the optimistic unchoking feature of BT but it would be slow and rely on generous clients. But at the end of the day I don't think Meta care enough. They see themselves as being above the law and likely d
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If those engines are so capable then why do no AAA games use them? Source is still (kinda) used in games like Apex Legends
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NileRed has videos of him eating pure capsaicin, which evidently doesn't feel that spicy https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EFvoCCRZWyI
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That's just the headline of the article. The researchers put the vast majority of this value to tracking cookies, and this revenue happens whether or not a manual challenge is completed.
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Actually I would have argued that any human being with an ounce of common sense would find it obvious that gouda does not account for 50% to 60% of global cheese consumption. Like, you don't need an industry report to know for sure t
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Great, fantastic, awesome plan. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Shadow_Brokers
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