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by sys32768 4y ago
That's good to know. I thought of just buying one and trying it, then returning it if it failed.
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by sys32768 4y ago
You cannot buy refurbished Dell systems with Windows 10 on them now. Dell support also cannot answer whether they can be downgraded to 10 from 11, even though most refurbs in their outlet originally shipped with 10.
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by sys32768 4y ago
I confess I opened it just to see whether the author was Dr. Stephen Falken.
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by sys32768 4y ago
I like how you put that. Having children changed my life for the better and made it incredibly hard too. I have many regrets on how I parented them in the past, but certainly no regrets about having children, except that I did not have more
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by sys32768 4y ago
With so much talk of hippies, nobody has mentioned the Yippies [1] (Youth International Party (YIP)) who, on the anniversary of the Hiroshima bombing in 1970, tried to take over Disneyland [2]: >The Yippies planned to hold a Black Panthe
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by sys32768 4y ago
But dedicated encrypted good-guy communication devices are still okay, I assume.
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by sys32768 4y ago
Marc Levoy's Lectures on Digital Photography: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y7HrM-fk_Rc&list=PL7ddpXYvFX... >This is one of 18 videos representing lectures on digital photography, from a version of my Stanford
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by sys32768 4y ago
Not quite. They haven't released it because of copyright concerns. There's no source for them being unwilling to release it because it will destroy the music industry.
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by sys32768 4y ago
I pasted it into ChatGPT and requested a summary: >54% of American workers have had a crush on their boss or co-worker, according to a survey from the Society for Human Resource Management. The survey also found that 27% of American work
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by sys32768 4y ago
Grinnell Glacier in Glacier National Park was named after George Bird Grinnell, who wrote in 1926 on his last visit: >...the glacier is melting very fast and the amount of water coming from it is great. All these glaciers are receding ra
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by sys32768 4y ago
>Complete or near-complete and sustained resolution of bvFTD symptoms was obtained by all nine patients, accompanied by reversal of brain sagging... Wow!
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by sys32768 4y ago
Google's standard solution: Buy ChatGPT and plaster it with ads so that you have to scroll down below the fold to see output.
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by sys32768 4y ago
I tried to help a homeless friend who was an alcoholic, but landlords really don't tolerate urinating on the floor, breaking keys off in locks, and not paying bills.
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by sys32768 4y ago
In my part of Montana, we had a record cold April last year. Also had a record cold day this past December, though Halloween was warmer than I remember in years. Perhaps ChatGPT has something planned for us? Remember Agent Smith's spee
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by sys32768 4y ago
I got COVID-19 almost three weeks ago and lost my sense of smell on the fifth day. I was vaccinated with J&J at the height of the pandemic, but no boosters. I am still foggy, unmotivated, and sort of aloof. Sense of smell is returning,
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by sys32768 4y ago
Oddly enough, that query now returns results.
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by sys32768 4y ago
Seems like a good strategy would be to pay white hats or gray hats large bounties to aid taking down these gangs.
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by sys32768 4y ago
What types of autism? High functioning? Severe? My eldest had high school friends diagnosed with autism who seemed higher functioning than either of my children.
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by sys32768 4y ago
We found 1Password too feature rich for our basic users, some of whom are older. BitWarden, on the other hand, was almost too bare bones. Maybe with training, 1Password will be viable for us.
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by sys32768 4y ago
Imagine characters as well written as those in Mass Effect 2, but who actually connect with you, who remember your adventures together and your conversations, who listen and respond more thoughtfully than many real world friends. To the hum
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by sys32768 4y ago
If I drink to a very buzzed state three nights in a row, I become palpably depressed, irritable, and anxious. If something bad happens during this time, it cuts deep and feels overwhelming. All of the negative things in my life become torme
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by sys32768 4y ago
I spent months scanning about 2500 family negatives and slides on an Epson Perfection V600 photo scanner. While it's no FlexTight, I am happy with the results, especially because I had no plans to crop. In hindsight, I wished I had use
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by sys32768 4y ago
Can't they just criminalize crime and put away the bad guys so that good people can enjoy society?
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by sys32768 4y ago
>Not-yet-confirmed news reports from several outlets say Germany's government has decided to send Leopard 2 tanks to Ukraine along with allies.
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by sys32768 4y ago
I discovered three family iPads are locked to an unknown iCloud account. These were purchased by us new, including one from Verizon. My oldest child, who is the only one who could have somehow taken them over, never had an iCloud account, s
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by sys32768 4y ago
And to think I thought it was real poop.
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by sys32768 4y ago
This guy has something like 100M views showing himself totally bored finding comical amounts of surface "gold". He turns off comments on most of his videos now though: https://www.youtube.com/@MaximovRo
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by sys32768 4y ago
> If you want to see what happens to a country that rejects immigration as a solution to falling fertility, Japan is a good place to start. What I see is an incredibly rich monoculture with dizzying varieties of tradition and creative ex
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by sys32768 4y ago
I lost my sense of smell to COVID about five days ago. All alcoholic drinks except maybe a strong chocolate stout simply taste awful. My $50 bottle of whisky tastes like original Listerine with a hint of toothpaste.
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by sys32768 4y ago
Pro tip: Always buy a round-trip ticket when you plan to flee fraud. It looks better in court and in newspapers, and nobody will force you to take the trip back.

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