tomrod

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by tomrod 11mo ago
Several cultures are okay with open marriage. Usually you have agreement between parties, however.
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by tomrod 11mo ago
There is a better cycle for this. LTS. You don't force people off LTS until next LTS version has had time to iron out its wrinkles. This is really basic stuff. You'd expect one of the largest companies in the world to at least get
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by tomrod 11mo ago
Dolphin and Nautilus work without a hitch. Maybe they should just expand WSL2 to allow for GUI apps and fork?
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by tomrod 11mo ago
Much obliged!
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by tomrod 11mo ago
Windows 11 is so bad. It's worse than Vista. Microsoft took everything decent about Windows after the Windows 8 debacle and decided if it works it needs to break. It's unfortunate. Microsoft had the talent to have premier products
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by tomrod 11mo ago
> Which raises the age-old question of how much technical expertise is really needed in executive management. For whomever you choose to set as the core decision maker, you get out whatever their expertise is with minor impact by their g
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by tomrod 11mo ago
It's a simple heuristic that will save a lot of time: something that seems too good to be true usually is.
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by tomrod 11mo ago
Who chooses to turn off FSD? You really can't trust almost anything Musk says, he's proven this time and again, and Tesla will reflect that in its culture.
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by tomrod 11mo ago
Yeah, I'll be honest, that sounds awful. I like public transit and I like driving myself. Hybridizing with me in the drivers seat but not touching the wheel sounds annoying and tiresome.
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by tomrod 11mo ago
Clear the teams cache, it can persist after uninstall.
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by tomrod 11mo ago
It could be bioengineering if you add that to a clock prompt then connect it to CRISPR process for out putting DNA. Horrifying prospect, tbh
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by tomrod 11mo ago
Guns aren't a natural right by any stretch. Defense is, but you're confusing the US bill of rights with natural rights of all humans.
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by tomrod 11mo ago
Right to repair requires it, thank goodness.
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by tomrod 11mo ago
Nah, that's the beauty of it. Liberal principles make a much more robust political foundation that post-liberal principles. The US is known for the former despite current flirtations with the latter. However, liberal principles aren&#x
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by tomrod 11mo ago
The USA currently produces more oil than Saudi Arabia. So maybe you are meaning arepas? They are delicious, but the USA could make their own without invading a sovereign nation. Or maybe you believe that a certain tinpot wants to acquire mo
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by tomrod 11mo ago
I bought the hardware, therefore I have the right to modify and repair. Natural right, full stop. That right ends are your nose, as the saying goes.
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by tomrod 11mo ago
I've not seen LLMs use the term "spidey sense" before.
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by tomrod 11mo ago
No, you're ascribing will to a blind and undirected process. Squirrels that survive in recent years and decades bury more food than they ever eat, whether that specifically helped them against certain selection pressures or whether it
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by tomrod 11mo ago
Very much the former.
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by tomrod 11mo ago
Looks like they want to add parts of South America to the hegemony, for reasons unknown.
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by tomrod 11mo ago
Not nearly as much as it is now that OIGs have been replaced.
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by tomrod 11mo ago
Gulf of Vespucci sounds great.
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by tomrod 11mo ago
No, Trump has a minor fiefdom district and some authority for services the states and their representatives agreed to let the federal government execute. He is not king.
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by tomrod 11mo ago
Chipmunks and Squirrels.
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by tomrod 1y ago
What are you talking about, a screen reader out to be way more capable in a TUI or CLI than the massive pain of ANDI or 508 compliance.
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by tomrod 1y ago
If you assume nuclear is only a 3 Mile Island waiting to happen, you're out of date.
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by tomrod 1y ago
Depends, there have been cases where certain cases or classes of consumers get discounts. Time based pricing was one example. Industrial and commercial rates can have these types of claw backs as well.
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by tomrod 1y ago
Therefore, what?
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by tomrod 1y ago
Spot pricing in energy markets goes negative when there is too much energy in the grid. Someone gets paid to take it out.
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by tomrod 1y ago
I don't mind nuclear. Good for base load.

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