spathi_fwiffo

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by spathi_fwiffo 1mo ago
now we need a study of adding Peppermint oil into hybiscus tea.
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by spathi_fwiffo 3mo ago
Replace 2 word instruction ('be concise') with a 38 word instruction. Human can no longer be concise when asking for a few sentences instead of 20 paragraphs of BS they don't want to read when all they want is a summary to ve
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by spathi_fwiffo 1y ago
Or do something to make it so that payment processors must process payments for anything legal, without any say in the matter. Probably get sued up to the Supreme Court like pharmacists that don't want to accept birth control prescript
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by spathi_fwiffo 2y ago
It is defined in the article the first time it is used in the text. Maybe they read your comment and fixed it?
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by spathi_fwiffo 2y ago
agree; defined long acronym immediately in article. i'll probably read the test, but that's some high quality posting from the get-go!
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by spathi_fwiffo 2y ago
I would suggest defining any acronyms in the title of an article in the introduction section of the article. Had to get to PART 6 to answer my first question: What is an "ROV"? "The solution was to use an ROV, Remote Operate
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by spathi_fwiffo 3y ago
What surprises me is that it has taken the US Gov. so long to act on this. And even more than that, that it took the Telcos so long -- and they've still barely done anything. It is destroying their business. And now the spam is bein
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by spathi_fwiffo 3y ago
Sounds about right. I played off and on for a month or so; through a few updates. There had/have been recurring problems with elevators and inventory. I would get ejected into space; no leg breaking. I think just the way they mesh t
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by spathi_fwiffo 3y ago
Could almost mistake it for an NVidia advertisement if you don't read past the headline and picture. "With AMD" you can't see the picture clearly.
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by spathi_fwiffo 3y ago
I wonder if a box-fan would work.
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by spathi_fwiffo 4y ago
sounds a bit like a pilaf, but with less water for the final step. What is the final product like? normal rice or something else?
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by spathi_fwiffo 4y ago
I've been less trusting of WireCutter reviews lately. Still see so many of these strange brands listed when I go in to read a review, combined with no real long term testing. Lack of long term testing makes me not trust Consumer Repo
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by spathi_fwiffo 4y ago
I don't fully I agree. This seems like it has it's place, but there is very high value in a Unit Test that can run with no dependencies outside of your compiler/interpreter. Especially in interpreted languages -- to catch wh
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by spathi_fwiffo 4y ago
There are tons of older hybrids out there that also use very large batteries. Prius has been around for 20+ years, i believe. If the technology works well (i guess the ones not specifically targetted at Tesla batteries) it should work for
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by spathi_fwiffo 4y ago
US has this too, most hardware stores, and some offices. Some people are just lazy or don't know.
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by spathi_fwiffo 5y ago
I have to disagree with your big assumptions: 1. " I guess we all agree that drugs are obviously bad for society as a whole." I don't think drugs are good or bad for society. There are positives and negatives. I do think tha
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by spathi_fwiffo 5y ago
yes. beyond tracking there is also a spy app on your phone that can likely access personal data. So, a separate device would save your from that part, at least.
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by spathi_fwiffo 6y ago
Maybe the most brilliant time to rebrand; always have that "it was really just a joke" line to fall back on.
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by spathi_fwiffo 6y ago
Interesting. I think I have the opposite issue. I try to get FOV in to 85 - 110 range. Otherwise i feel sick (or i need to sit far back from the monitor, which i can't really do on PC).
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by spathi_fwiffo 6y ago
Stats not even needed. If the enegry used in Argentina <= energy used in bitcoin transactions. and, if people living in Argentina are doing any of the things listed (watching porn, etc). Then the energy used to watch all the porn in Arge
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by spathi_fwiffo 7y ago
first person/multi-player rock paper scissors. would be an interesting game. probably family friendly. should make it.
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by spathi_fwiffo 7y ago
I actually wonder why this isn't done. Pre-rendering the scenes on the server and then sending those is just not really possible today due to latency -- even google can't get it right with Stadia so far. But, if the game engine&#x
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by spathi_fwiffo 7y ago
This would require a hardened OS and is outside the control of the game creator. Transparent walls, for example, can be done via the graphics driver (or by replacing your graphics driver).
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by spathi_fwiffo 7y ago
thanks. that's the kind of clarification i was requesting.
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by spathi_fwiffo 7y ago
Fine, I'll be more specific about my problem with your statement: To me, it sounded like you were judging the previous poster as if he was making a moral defense of Blizzard/EAs actions. While skipping the section of his email whe
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by spathi_fwiffo 7y ago
Gaining some goodwill for the Epic Store. Now Valve needs to take the same stance to get back to the status quo.
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by spathi_fwiffo 7y ago
>> Morally, though >The only ones that hold these sorts of views are the ones with nothing interesting to say. I'm confused by your response; what is it you are trying to say? They were making a legal description of why the 1
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by spathi_fwiffo 7y ago
... and it also has Brand Names in abundance, even internally to java's core. JustInTime, HotSpot, Swing, Beans, etc.
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by spathi_fwiffo 7y ago
No, you are wrong; it is not alarming, because according to my theory, this is not at all alarming.
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by spathi_fwiffo 7y ago
Clicked through to the Beastie Boys Sabotage. I like how the new version is attached to the original database entry for the video: it still has a 2009 upload date, 65M views, and user comments, etc.

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