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by sys32768 3y ago
For that query, the Chrome developer tools console spits an error like so: >d.7527c434450544045365.js:1 Uncaught (in promise) SyntaxError: Invalid regular expression: /^(https?://)?([\w\.-_]*\.)?notepad++\./: Nothing
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by sys32768 3y ago
I also get no auto-complete from "In Congress, July 4, 1776" or even "In Congress, J" even though "In Congress, K" does give autocompletes. There could be Loyalist programmers employed by YouTube who are still
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by sys32768 3y ago
The Picasa photo organizer by Landscape, which Google purchased in 2004 and then killed eight years ago, is still the best photo organizer I have found. It is fast, light-weight, and intuitive, and totally functional so long as you don&#x27
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by sys32768 3y ago
I scanned a couple dozen of them from the 1910s on an Epson Perfection V600 flatbed scanner. Incredible detail on the resulting scans, so the original camera must have had quite a lens, not to mention a good photographer.
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by sys32768 3y ago
One of my favorite Pee Wee scenes is the "Amish balloon" scene from his 2016 Netflix movie Pee Wee's Big Holiday. Like Pee Wee, it is funny, absurd, annoying, unique, and endearing: https://www.youtube.com/wat
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by sys32768 3y ago
I have listened to the Hearts of Space radio show for 20+ years: https://v4.hos.com/home
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by sys32768 3y ago
Who was talking about per-person? China leads the world in greenhouse gas emissions, double that of the USA. China, USA, and India contribute 42.6% total emissions, while the bottom 100 countries only account for 2.9%. https://ww
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by sys32768 3y ago
So what's the plan to force China to cease being the world leader in CO2 emissions?
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by sys32768 3y ago
There was a doozy record heatwave in 1936 in North America: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1936_North_American_heat_wave That year, North Dakota hit a record high of 121 five months after its record low of -60.
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by sys32768 3y ago
George Bird Grinnell of Grinnell Glacier fame in Glacier National Park, wrote during a 1926 trip [1]: "...the glacier is melting very fast and the amount of water coming from it is great. All these glaciers are receding rapidly and aft
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by sys32768 3y ago
This topic reminds me of that scene from the The Field (1990) where The Bull McCabe learns that an outsider is bidding on his field: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JjKJnsMwHk0&t=61s
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by sys32768 3y ago
I had a similar experience with CPAP, but also not eating after 5 PM did wonders for my sleep. Unfortunately I don't abide by that 5PM rule very often, but without a doubt I sleep much more deeply and have more vivid dreams when I slee
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by sys32768 3y ago
I sometimes use ChatGPT to analyze flaws in arguments or find bias. So far it seems very adept at this task (at least version 4 is). It would be cool to have it do this on an entire news article, opinion piece, or just a selected paragraph.
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by sys32768 3y ago
Maybe that's how they got edges on their tools?
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by sys32768 3y ago
~975 are "Banned Pending Investigation" which is hyperbole for "Under Review".
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by sys32768 3y ago
Do Canadians still need to be reminded that inhaling cigarette smoke is unhealthy?
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by sys32768 3y ago
I...acquired this game without a manual, so I never played it, but I sure enjoyed booting it up for its catchy intro song: https://deepsid.chordian.net/?file=/GAMES/M-R/M_U_L_E.sid&su...
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by sys32768 3y ago
I am hoping AI can become a voice of reason that uses the rules of logic to objectively discern truth and uncover fallacies. An unbiased fact checker, if you will. Of course, this won't stop humans from being ape-brain tribal bonobos,
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by sys32768 3y ago
I tipped my local coffee shop three dollars, drove away with my three drinks, then discovered later they had messed up all my drinks. That was humiliating. On the other hand, somebody at our local pizza joint recently made the most perfect
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by sys32768 3y ago
Can we call it something other than passkey? That sounds suspiciously like password, but makes me picture a key fob. Biometics? Authentication device?
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by sys32768 3y ago
Well in one case, it was a neighbor. We had some great chats over beers, lots of laughs. Knocked on his door several times and enjoyed the visits. I also emailed him to initiate contact. We had some interests in common. But he never initiat
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by sys32768 3y ago
One of my problems is that I think I have a friend. We have great fun together and seem to match, but eventually I realize I'm initiating all contact. So I stop initiating and wait for the signal that they want to hang out. Crickets. I
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by sys32768 4y ago
I support a Windows site and am wishing I could retire before the Windows 10 end of support in Q4 2025. My only hope is that Windows 11 becomes 12 by then and resembles something like Windows 9 might have been. I understand goat farming don
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by sys32768 4y ago
No mention of the Aztec Death Whistle? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I9QuO09z-SI
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by sys32768 4y ago
Take my upvote for reminding me of https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O61hI0QNCL4
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by sys32768 4y ago
In a few years my AI girlfriend will gift me amazing art and songs she created for me based on all my journal entries from the past 30 years. I will send her love notes and poems that she will always remember. And for a few extra bucks, I w
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by sys32768 4y ago
I'm 50+ and my brain cannot handle alcohol like it used to. When I finally stopped for three weeks, I was flabbergasted and overjoyed how much better my brain worked in terms of memory recall, word association, and vocabulary.
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by sys32768 4y ago
Crank calling will be so much better with this tech.
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by sys32768 4y ago
Now there's no excuse to not make an L.A. Noire sequel.
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by sys32768 4y ago
After you play pee games, wash your hands, and buy something from their overwhelming collection of candies and nuts, you can visit the site of the first Del Taco restaurant a mile away: https://www.hmdb.org/m.asp?m=184830

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