uberman

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by uberman 3y ago
Swift having and voicing an opinion is not a "conspiracy". She should be able to, as any American, hold and feel free to voice her beliefs. Of course she might choose not to do so no matter who begs and that is also fine. There is
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by uberman 3y ago
You mean like kanban boards? If you do, almost every place I consult plans sprints with them.
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by uberman 3y ago
Firstly I'll admit that I could not read the full article, but from what I can read it seems like the argument is: It is a "luxury belief" that someone would want a traditional family but still supports the notion that some &
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by uberman 3y ago
Does everything you just said apply to firearms as well?
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by uberman 3y ago
This reads more like and ad than an "inside look"
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by uberman 3y ago
"In addition to harvesting data from WorldCat.org, the defendants are also accused of obtaining and using credentials of a member library to access WorldCat Discovery Services. This opened the door to yet more detailed records that are
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by uberman 3y ago
For what it is worth, I'm a developer and I not interested in being exposed to AI generated content either. I work with students every day and probably have a more "real world" perspective on AI generated garbage than most.
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by uberman 3y ago
I'm not arguing against disaster preparedness and if manufacturers were allowed to remove am radios from cars and if one was concerned about cell availability, a portable am radio costs 6 bucks and in a disaster has way more utility th
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by uberman 3y ago
The article made it such. I'm actually echoing what Rand Paul raises as an issue in the article. I also want to make it clear I am not arguing against disaster preparedness. Every one/family should be prepared and that likely incl
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by uberman 3y ago
I cant remember the last time I listened to am radio. Certainly not in the last 25 years. Probably near when I watched UHF tv for the last time. We lived through the phase out of analog tv just fine. I cant really understand anyone let a lo
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by uberman 3y ago
Deep fake porn is now an alarming issue we need to act on? Why? Because Taylor Swift? Welcome to the 21st century. What's next? Will he discover identity theft and block chain scams are a problem or will we need to wait until Swift is
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by uberman 3y ago
I think you are looking for the "Dunning-Kruger Effect"
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by uberman 3y ago
How many reasons would be enough?
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by uberman 3y ago
Counting the teeth and fingers used to help for images. For articles with citations, checking that they actually exist.
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by uberman 3y ago
Can you just accept that you dont have all the answers to every problem and someone else might have the experience or insight that makes a seemingly difficult problem trivial? :-p People want or have been instructed to help and you might re
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by uberman 3y ago
Ebay in the US has them for 70 bucks, Amazon for 110. Perhaps it is a UK terrif thing
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by uberman 3y ago
I'm guessing you did not live through the hellscape of browser compatibility issues at the turn of the century.
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by uberman 3y ago
Why does the "visitor" pay for the meal? If the answer is that the visitor is expected to be wealthy compared to the local and that the local chooses the location, then this appears like a how to get mugged app.
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by uberman 3y ago
Are you suggesting Musk has not fired people on a whim?
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by uberman 3y ago
Who is your target market? If you intend to manage money or taxes, drop the "3"
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by uberman 3y ago
Police cant/won't be trained on how to deal the neordiversity and mental crisis, why do we think that the assembly line health care system can be?
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by uberman 3y ago
https://imgs.xkcd.com/comics/standards.png
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by uberman 3y ago
When one of my computers that was perfectly good was unable to be upgraded to windows 11, I found it ran linux mint perfectly well.
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by uberman 3y ago
You missed the key idea of the article.if you stopped reading after seeing Trump's name.
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by uberman 3y ago
Just like TSA pre screening, lawmakers, the rich, and the powerful will be able to buy their way past it as well. If it is so critical to have in place, why not start with government issues vehicles first, like say police cars ambulances an
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by uberman 3y ago
How your reviewed https://opus-codec.org/docs/opusfile_api-0.12/index.html
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by uberman 3y ago
Super condisending article that boils down to "large company with lots of lawyers wronged you and you should thank them for it" I dont know who this forida man is but he is not an elite not a celebrity and there are very different
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by uberman 3y ago
As I recall, their initial hoopla was all around educating and entertaining kids. Perhaps I'm conflating them with MS augmented reality. At the moment, their site seems exclusively tailored to well manicured scientists and "the en
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by uberman 3y ago
Would an encrypted repo not completely obfuscate history?
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by uberman 3y ago
At least they tell they have 772 "partners" they share data with. Though after seeing that I lost interest is the article.

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