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by tapland 4y ago
It is absolutely a chatgpt-text
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by tapland 4y ago
$7/mo would be something like 1/5 of my electricity bill and we run 2x old overclocked fx-8350s, (w/ dual monitors) and do all cooking at home. That’s a lot for something functionally off.
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by tapland 4y ago
There’s no way everyone had the same weight in all the recommendation config files. It’s not about hiding old work, but changes just before making it public.
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by tapland 4y ago
They became my go-to by having cheap shipping options to Europe a bunch of years ago. It’s always been a pleasure buying from them.
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by tapland 4y ago
It’s extremely wild to see this obfuscated with the wrong colors, animal and name, when it’s just a common grocery store chain in Poland.
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by tapland 4y ago
How about a big tactile egg timer that makes a noise when time is up and can be set to 20 or 30 minutes? It could be semi-transparent with a RGB LED inside that moves from white to red over the last five minutes on the timer. Push the top t
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by tapland 4y ago
Gaming on linux has really taken off. Very few games, even with anti cheat for multiplayer, don’t work. It’s nice that running Linux is no worse than missing out on console exclusives
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by tapland 4y ago
This comment thread is now #6 and #7 for me
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by tapland 4y ago
Do you think that won’t recover? Anyone with means can buy up now or keep saving. The poor can’t and their 0 investments will be worth 0 after as well.
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by tapland 4y ago
I’ve heard of a few buildings around herein Scandinavia (almost empty with businesses downsizing space as contracts lapse) who supposedly have this, and they can’t reduce rents because valuation would drop too much.
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by tapland 4y ago
Or like, state by state in the US
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by tapland 4y ago
I don't think most accidents are cars driving into the backs of other cars?
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by tapland 4y ago
This is a Windows issue and not unique to this case and only relevant like 4-5 years ago.
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by tapland 4y ago
Though calling it pseudoscience would be insane.
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by tapland 4y ago
A ton of jobs have become obsolete. The candlemaker did lose his job to technology. It’s not obvious that other sectors will be there to offer them a new one, so the fear is justified.
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by tapland 4y ago
How would environmental activist or their actions being reported in media cause further action than it currently is, when it’s being reported and demonstrated against every day?
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by tapland 4y ago
Benefit of trackir is computation being done partially in the device/camera (as opposed to diy clips, which I use for my flight sims). There have recently been some cameras released that don’t require ir-clips and offload the computer
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by tapland 4y ago
And maintaining 0% property tax, interest deductions and lowered taxes on income from work. Policies that are extremely popular with the average Swede who has a stable income, mortgage etc. But the left and right have both been shafting low
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by tapland 4y ago
Previous customers got “Pocket Casts Plus, Lifetime membership” and a “thanks for your support”. If they wouldn’t have I would have dropped it when they changed monetisation models. You might want to log in to your account again since you h
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by tapland 4y ago
Wasn’t DAN patched a while ago?
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by tapland 4y ago
There's a lot more fragmentation. The few common grounds, the most popular music, 'content creators', ideas and current events get amplified by news sites relying on ads, algorithms seeking maximum engagement. It's har
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by tapland 4y ago
Should have opted for wfh today, but instead having in person meetings =)
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by tapland 4y ago
You mean unions?
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by tapland 4y ago
There doesn't seem to be a security benefit of doing this if you encounter having to swap between personal-personal and work-personal. It doesn't take me many seconds to swap accounts. LastPass allows you to be signed into two acc
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by tapland 4y ago
Aren’t you supposed to have your personal Bitwarden account and get work passwords shared to your account? I thought that’s how Bitwarden for organisations worked.
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by tapland 4y ago
I'm in my second or third project facing this very issue right now. We run a lot of Java and C# and have migrated most things to various cloud solutions. But, we ofc still run some medium sized iron for all the COBOL. I doubt we&#x27
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by tapland 4y ago
They said in their latest (december?) earnings call they would focus on increasing monetization of DnD going forward.
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by tapland 4y ago
Type in your own date as an immediate replacement. (Use separate dropdowns?) 400+ clicks isn't even a bare minimum. It should be considered broken and tossed out right away.
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by tapland 4y ago
Since when would arbitrarily setting the default to the 80s and reducing the amount of needed clicks from 925 to 465 even be a suggestion? We're actually expecting users to follow through on that?
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by tapland 4y ago
I haven't touched mainframes yet but been doing a bit of COBOL. Telcos, healthcare providers, insurance companies, anything that was early to get a billing system. Don't get into COBOL if you get annoyed at bad code :D

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