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10mo ago
My fond memory is of XP (with the child's toy color scheme changed to the Win2000 one) or simply Win2000 - it actually had preemptive multitasking and protected memory, unlike 95/89. Everything you need, nothing you don't. T
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10mo ago
I got my favorite one this week: WOTOBEUS. Woe to be us who buy your products.
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10mo ago
I don’t agree with canadian oilmen’s politics generally but I defend their (and everyone’s) right to protest loudly about whatever grievances they may have. AvE is ok in my book. His channel is more posturing and fluff and in-jokes than us
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10mo ago
Fentanyl isn't too potent to be consumed as-is, but the dosage is very very small. The amount of fentanyl that will kill you is literally invisible. The LD50 appears to be well under 0.01mg/kg (that is, a milligram will kill a 2
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10mo ago
Needs a four color deck, and the colors on the cards of the waiting players should not be monochrome - makes it hard to evaluate what's happening in the hand. Also, a dealer button on the table would help in visually following the act
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10mo ago
I agree with you, but many do not. Lots of people think that is one of the main functions of society. Regardless, it isn’t a law that you have to buy an iPhone.
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10mo ago
> You can have sandboxing and system integrity while still giving the user overrides. I think this is wishful thinking, and the most experienced organizations in the world in this field agree with me. You can’t square this circle. We
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10mo ago
You can’t freely sell devices to let others self-diagnose medical issues, so this part of your analogy doesn’t hold up in the case of phone sales. We also limit investing in certain types of investments to so-called “accredited investors” w
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10mo ago
Well, normal people generally can’t be trusted with cars: in one country of only 3.5% of the humans we kill two jumbo jets worth of people with them every day. Tylenol is another example. Building materials is a third (building and fire co
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10mo ago
It’s not an evil at all. For 99% of people who aren’t “computer people”, when we gave them that, we got the Bonzai Buddy and 47 other malware toolbars installed. Did we forget 2003 already? App sandboxing and system file integrity is one
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10mo ago
Just because art is challenging and unpredictable doesn’t mean it’s interned to make you suffer. Is Giger’s art created to cause suffering? How about Beksiński’s paintings? The emotions they invoke are not happiness or joy, but neither ar
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10mo ago
You can indeed configure it on a per-item basis. The vault-wide setting you found is just the default for ones that don’t have an override set. Click on the domain/url matching setting in the individual credential and you can change
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10mo ago
Using SMS 2FA has been explicitly deprecated for years. It’s insecure for this and a million other reasons. TOTP is also trivially phishable. I still have my sense of smugness because I use SOTA 2fa.
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10mo ago
Nobody asked them. The people who produce certain types of food paid them to shout loudly about it, because many people are used to paying attention to the government when they make loud noises (due to their ability to imprison you or stea
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10mo ago
If you put me alone in a room with a pallet full of warm fresh Taco Bell fried cinnamon sugar frosting balls, I too will likely involuntarily perform the scarf and barf. There is something deep in our mammalian systems that never quite shoo
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10mo ago
No, they use "high fructose corn syrup", which is, just like table sugar, a mix of fructose and glucose (sucrose is 50% fructose and 50% glucose). The increase in the fructose fraction in HFCS over table sugar is single-digit per
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10mo ago
That's an immense amount of cholesterol. You might consider replacing some or all of it with plant-based sources. (Many protein shakes are made with whey powder, which also contains cholesterol.) Heart disease is a real risk. Don&#x
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10mo ago
A reminder: cardiovascular disease is right up there close to tied with cancer for the #1 killer in non-accidental deaths. Cholesterol only comes from animals. Non-animal protein sources are much safer and healthier for humans to consume.
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10mo ago
No, before the tools weren’t good enough. Now they are. Not everyone is using them yet, but they will. There’s zero doubt about it anymore. Lots of people are still not up to date on what is currently possible.
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10mo ago
A lot of people either a) don’t know about the good tools or b) aren’t using them enough/properly. There is a ton of anti-AI sentiment, and not all LLMs are equal. There is a lot of individual adoption that is yet to occur. I know a
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10mo ago
Eggs and hard currencies like gold are also going up as denominated in USD. It’s not so much that the things are increasing in value as much as the part of large scale inflation that the federal government can’t hide by cooking the CPI. The
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10mo ago
i have soooo many domains i’ve paid for for years that will now get sites because of the fact i can code at 10x+ now.
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10mo ago
I would assume it’s a capacity/scaling thing, plus bizdev. Car companies source things on much longer timescales and build many many more units.
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10mo ago
That isn’t a justification for fucking up the icons or using single retina pixels to differentiate them. It’s just stupid people doing stupid things.
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10mo ago
Yes, and can easily be blocked if they are commonly used for c&c, like many other sites are (such as gists and pastebins) for the same reason.
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10mo ago
Many networks block non-http/s traffic.
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10mo ago
Why? What happens if you don’t have it, just as parents didn’t have them for centuries?
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10mo ago
What’s the ideal tooling for this for videos?
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10mo ago
The third rule of acquisition, quite obviously. But you seem to be forgetting the sixteenth. More importantly: you are forgetting the meaning of “acquisition”. The instant the author released the software as free software, it was no longe
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10mo ago
Where is the lack of decorum in the comment to which you are replying?
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