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by shakna 1y ago
I'm having fun putting garbage into mine right now. [0] Glass is pretty hard to go wrong with. Not so fun when particular rocks crumble into clay, and eat all the nice ones into concrete, but it happens. [0] https://mastodon
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by shakna 1y ago
It is underpinning, as it is the most frequently cited in the entire paper. It is underpinning, as the claims in both introduction and conclusion are precipitate to it. The correction: > After personal communication with the radiologists
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by shakna 1y ago
No... I connect to a VM. Not a VPN. Teams runs within the VM, as does 100% of the things I'm allowed to use for work. So the "local network" for the VM, is Azure.
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by shakna 1y ago
Or to not click through multiple layers of clickbait: https://doi.org/10.1016/j.mri.2025.110383 Unfortunately, the article isn't much better. It has as an underpinning, a corrected paper: https://doi.or
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by shakna 1y ago
> When users connect to their organization's Wi-Fi, Teams will automatically set their work location to reflect the building they are working in. Great. Now the secure VM I use will always appear remote, when I'm in the office.
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by shakna 1y ago
Just to underpin how wrong this comment is, I - the person who posted the medical explanation - have been rather active on both those platforms.
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by shakna 1y ago
It's down! $ telnet devnull-as-a-service.com 9 Trying 2001:19f0:6c01:497:5400:ff:fe69:8cbf... Connection failed: Connection refused Trying 45.76.95.197... telnet: Unable to connect to remote host: Connection refus
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by shakna 1y ago
I don't think we've attempted to study if rats have internal monolgues all that much, yet. It wouldn't surprise me if they did, or did not. I wouldn't say it is safe to assume they don't. About the only real animal
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by shakna 1y ago
I think a better way to show this, would be that anendophasia [0] is a thing. Some people have no inner voice, but aren't thoughtless automatons. They can still task-switch the same as everyone else. [0] https://pubmed.ncbi.
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by shakna 1y ago
Lazarus was around 4 years old when the first version of Pyscripter was released. Porting to it, might be an option at some point, but changing compiler without breaking anything, is not a tiny task for Delphi things. I'd say the bigge
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by shakna 1y ago
Don't know about Honda, but there is this Mazda one [0] (Would not be surprised if it affected multiple vendors!) [0] https://www.soundandvision.com/content/remembering-time-when...
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by shakna 1y ago
This might just be a cultural thing. Using swearing for emphasis is a non-event where I am. You'll find it equally in documentation as in conversation. There is no taboo around it. It isn't considered to be some "bad habit&qu
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LunarML: The Standard ML compiler that produces Lua/JavaScript (2023)(minoki.github.io)
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Religion also doesn't require deities. Its just a framework for discussing a coalescing number of beliefs. Atheism falls under the umbrella of religious studies, too.
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MoonScript – A programmer friendly language that compiles to Lua(moonscript.org)
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by shakna 1y ago
4chan apparently won't classify, because its implementing an age gate. Its not an age-restricted social media platform, under the legislation, because its introducing age restrictions on its social media platform. I just...
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by shakna 1y ago
Because the rainbow parenthesis alternate in frequency of brightness, its actually really easy to distinguish which is which, unless you're severely colour blind. I can't tell some apart, but because they've got a different c
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by shakna 1y ago
It reads more like, "find, update, and prepare to decommission all of these products" to me.
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Microsoft, Oracle, Amazon, to name a few
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by shakna 1y ago
The list of bugs tagged regression at work certainly suggests it gets tested... But fixing those regressions...? That's a lot of dev time for things that don't really have time allocated for them.
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by shakna 1y ago
Did you want to try the communication part of the suggestion?
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by shakna 1y ago
As an alternative: MicroHydra [0] Also, if you hate the REPL app, bug me to fix it. [0] https://github.com/echo-lalia/MicroHydra
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by shakna 1y ago
You appear to have taken offence, at people taking offence. Which points towards beliefs you may hold. Yes, there is balance to be found. But if people point out you've made fun of their beliefs, then adapt. No need to act out. We all
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by shakna 1y ago
Halloween is connected to the religious festivals, All Hallow's Eve and Día de Muertos. Whilst commercialism may have overtaken the holiday today, it is still a deeply sacred event to some, and can cause offense when it isn't trea
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by shakna 1y ago
My bank (Commbank) and my government (myID), both require apps to access the website.
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by shakna 1y ago
The project is a carricature of real world religions that are still active today. Where is the surprise that it raises ire?
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by shakna 1y ago
You made the transition, under differing licensing terms. Not always an option.
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by shakna 1y ago
> I'm running LTE-only with zero problems for 2 years now without a single coverage gap. Even in the rural parts. The anecdote, was suggesting that our vast and empty lands are trivial to cover. But as you know, that has nothing to
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by shakna 1y ago
The signal in the Kimberley's is shithouse, mate. Last time I was there, I went three days with zero signal, because I was in some more remote communities. That's not really an argument against what I was suggesting, is it?
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by shakna 1y ago
Yes, people do. But no, I don't live in America. I live in the much, much, much less dense country of Australia. Where tourists frequently die, because they believe that they'll have cell signal everywhere.

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