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timnetworks
8d ago
https://typesafe.ai/
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10d ago
My options are essentially Kang and Kodos[1] when it comes to smartphones, but I think this has finally pushed me to go get a flip phone and be done with the insanity. I'll probably still keep one or two around to check mobile viewport
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10d ago
a usb drive is a different backup service, this is what I will do. no need to upload to yet-another-saas.
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10d ago
by date. (doesn't matter if ascending or descending, as long as it's consistent) $2.99 is like $.02 times 150.
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iCloud backup – 5GB available, but I can't use it
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11d ago
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17d ago
While 4x3 is great (for 1998) and I do run server windows in 1280x1024, all the widescreen media is gonna look terribad. Are we going back to 'modified to fit your screen' days?
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19d ago
I shared a google search query today (q?=cabbage patch kids) and stripped the end of the spaghetti URL. The link preview showed as an advertisement for BigBoxStore (it won't get free placement here). Platform usability has gone complet
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21d ago
Helping Hands! Articulating clips on a heavy base, sometimes with a magnifying glass, to help you keep two objects or two parts of an object at some specific angle/distance/etc. so that all you need to worry about is the fumes. Ex
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27d ago
Absolutely.. but, sith are property of abcdisney. People are property of the Earth, until such a time we prove otherwise. We are less the landlords and more the squatters, with all sorts of events trying to evict us.[1][2][3] 1. https:
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28d ago
ty for the correction and my sudden urge to research doorframe design
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28d ago
The planet started out a ball of molten stardust, completely inhospitable to life as we know it. But then there was not only life, but life detached from the ground too. Then K-T event wiped out almost all of it. But the planet kept going!
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28d ago
And it's not just for websites. Analogy: the doorframe is of a standard width so that a wheelchair can get through. This means manufacturers can make equipment that will fit in your house without calling you first! You never have to wo
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1mo ago
Developers: Let's encode the entirety of human knowledge into an easily downloadable archive that can be queried using natural language. People that stand to gain the most from this: NO!
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1mo ago
I never understand why I can get better results, with less thinking about it, than some of the Tier1 companies.. Modern diffusion models can easily render the image onto a white background, center it, crop it, relight it, but keep the same
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1mo ago
The real amazon tax is getting people to think shipping fees are part of the item, and causing one $5 cable+shipping to be $10. Three $5 cables and shipping is $30. tbh if amazon went up in smoke like wildberries I would not even flinch.
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2mo ago
I read somewhere that the US Patent Office is like a candy store for other countries to pick up cool tech and continue local development.
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2mo ago
It's because of product managers. And whomever created this position.
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2mo ago
This is addictive.
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2mo ago
That's very very nifty. The midwest is devoid of users, or cheap food, or both? 1. I can't add a thing, says address incorrect. Confirmed via google maps entry. 2. Drag and drop image upload expected by the dashed outlines but doe
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2mo ago
Is nobody going to mention anything about the fact that one of the friends at the restaurant has no _head_ ?
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2mo ago
I wrapped many projects in 98.css. And some in Aero and even XP. Thank you!
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2mo ago
Amazon is garbage. The majority of goods on amazon are trash too. Everything about it is shitty unless you think it's neat that a guy drives a truck clear across your town because you can't be bothered. And those people are trash
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2mo ago
Unless the app is better than Chrome or Safari, make it a website. The world is a difficult place because of dolts that think others are as dumb as they are. People are okay to use a browser. Nobody wants your stupid app.
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3mo ago
I kind of wish they had developers that know how to get a video upload working from the website. Alas, it all must have gotten scrapped for a llama workflow. Website is worse than 15 years ago (code AND contents).
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3mo ago
A study would presumably also find no clear advantage in a fistfight between a husband and wife? Protecting half the population is countably higher stakes.
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3mo ago
if you save a jpeg as a bitmap, doesn't that save every bit faithfully? is the example backwards or is my understanding of maps of bits naive?
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3mo ago
this is the instruction to the microsoft product manager that put that there
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3mo ago
https://www.war.gov/UFO/
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4mo ago
If my radio got FCC stamps on it, I'm sure the airplane has this figured out but in the opposite direction. Did someone update fly by wire to run on 2.4Ghz BLE or something? What is even the deal with airplane mode?
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4mo ago
This is why TXT and MD and RTF exist. This is why CSV exists. This is (some of) why some governments are moving away from this junk. But microsoft's incompetence keeps a lot of people employed.
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