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by vdaea 3y ago
So does Word 2019 for Windows.
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by vdaea 3y ago
Costs $100 a year unfortunately.
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by vdaea 3y ago
I suppose this app despite running locally will also be heavily censored. Is there some local chatbot application like this, for Windows, that isn't hell to set up and that is not censored?
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by vdaea 3y ago
Which is what they were. It's 2024 and Android phones still don't hold a candle to Apple phones...
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by vdaea 3y ago
You can only install 3 apps at once, they are somewhat limited in the APIs they can use, and they expire every 7 days (you need to reinstall them using a computer)
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by vdaea 3y ago
That's a shame but I don't see how that's the US responsibility. This seems like a call for imperialism more than anything else. Let Mexico govern themselves please.
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by vdaea 3y ago
That's why when I write something that I think will be read for years to come I use archive links to link to other pages.
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by vdaea 3y ago
What would a profound dismissal of ligatures in fonts look like? Maybe I should ask ChatGPT to write some three-paragraph bullshit that says the same thing that "word + emoticon".
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by vdaea 3y ago
I could also create my own fonts with or without ligatures. We are (or at least I am) judging a font by its design. Which is, well, the most important part of it. Are we allowed to do that?
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by vdaea 3y ago
Why does this NTP implementation accept a sudden change of 4 billion seconds? For example, the NTP implementation in Windows refuses to change the clock by more than 54,000 seconds.
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by vdaea 3y ago
Men have always been on their own. It's now more evident than ever, though. Good thing they used that autonomy to build... everything.
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by vdaea 3y ago
It's the "twentytwentyone" theme for wordpress, which was the default during... twenty twenty-one. Maybe he installed wordpress then and didn't bother changing the theme or liked it as it is.
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by vdaea 3y ago
After what they did to Facebook because of what Cambridge Analytica did using API access, this makes all the sense in the world. API access, even if it's read-only, is a huge liability.
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by vdaea 3y ago
As it starts growing? Is there any indication that mixed reality in Windows 11 has ever grown?
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by vdaea 3y ago
I skipped the part of the article that says that the heat pumps will always be accompanied by solar panels.
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by vdaea 3y ago
>“It’s a really strong signal from states that they’re committed to accelerating this transition to zero-emissions residential buildings,” Heat pumps are zero-emissions now. Shipping them and replacing your gas furnace also emits no carb
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by vdaea 3y ago
I donated $400M. Smuggling cocaine into Kiev is expensive, you know...
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by vdaea 3y ago
>The same way you can assess the crime rate of a certain area by the amount of littering by the side of the road. You mean incorrectly? Also, if I had to guess, proxies that show global warming to be bad are widely publicised, whilst pro
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by vdaea 3y ago
The lie is in the title: it is written in a way that makes it sound like the entire piece that was broadcast was generated by AI, which is not the case.
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by vdaea 3y ago
Because they didn't. The Guardian lies, as always. The text says: >The fake news anchor introduced unverified images that claimed to show Palestinians injured and killed from Israeli military operations in Gaza. So they are "un
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by vdaea 3y ago
Most animals would genocide the entire planet if they could. If there are too many of a certain species, they are entirely capable of extinguishing entire populations of the animals and plants they eat. Some of them, like cats, wipe out the
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by vdaea 3y ago
A human life is worth an infinite amount of animal lives.
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by vdaea 3y ago
Some will come and tell you that cyclists have an innate right to ignore all traffic laws and that if you were in Europe the car will always be at fault.
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by vdaea 3y ago
>“Climate scientists have a responsibility to untangle fact from fiction and to communicate with society clearly about the dangers of climate change,” he said. “If we do not actively take on that role, others will fill the vacuum that ou
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by vdaea 3y ago
How does this make banks more competitive global-economy wise when these 10-minute transfers won't work with banks outside the EU?
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by vdaea 3y ago
I'm not saying that it's not good for customers. I'm saying that it does not increase competitiveness, which was the claim.
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by vdaea 3y ago
How does a law like this increase competitiveness? It looks like it decreases competitiveness, since banks can no longer compete on who has the fastest transfers.
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by vdaea 3y ago
I don't see this crypto "folk" asking the government to provide them with electricity under the threat of violence. He said "I worry about"
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by vdaea 3y ago
They did and are still doing a great job of making us poorer by 2020.
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by vdaea 3y ago
I visited one of those sites, https://sevillatimes.com/ , and absolutely none of the articles posted there talk about the city, not even about the country where the city is in. So nobody would think that website is a local

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