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by weare138 5y ago
Why does Nvidia's corporate blog keep referring to itself in the 3rd person? Are corporations just writing their own reviews now?
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by weare138 5y ago
No you don't need a prescription. You can get pure 99% CBD isolate online for around $25-30 a gram or less if you're buying larger quantities.
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CBD Inhibits SARS-CoV-2 Replication and Promotes the Host Innate Immune Response(ncbi.nlm.nih.gov)
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by weare138 5y ago
This situation is unique. McDonald's forces it's restaurants and even it's franchisees to use one of 2 ice cream vending machine manufacturers they have contracts with, Taylor and Carpigiani, an overseas company based in Ital
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by weare138 5y ago
Serfs were essentially slaves but because Christianity technically forbade slavery the church side-stepped the issue by narrowly defining slavery as only when someone is bought or sold. Serfs were bound to the land and lord they 'serve
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by weare138 5y ago
>At the start, both systems are in sync. One day later, both systems are in sync. That's what I said? So they would be out of sync otherwise. Edit: Hold up, after rereading the thread I think we're all talking past each other h
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by weare138 5y ago
>Before and after a smear, the time reported by a smearing system would match a (synced) non-smearing system. >it's simply being applied over the course of an extended period of time rather than all at once. I don't follow,
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by weare138 5y ago
Corporations operating in an autocratic regime shocked to find out it's an autocratic regime. Story at 11.
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by weare138 5y ago
I don't know, this seems like straight up money laundering versus just operating in a grey area of the law. They setup a tax-exempt church and ran over $5M through it. Now I think driving an armored vehicle into this guys house was exc
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by weare138 5y ago
How come other tech companies can handle customer support but Facebook can't? Oh that's right they can but just don't do it. It's not like they can't afford it but would mean slightly less profits. Like I said they
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by weare138 5y ago
I've noticed there's been several suspect comments from Oculus 'owners'.
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by weare138 5y ago
Maybe hire some people to handle it? But that would cost them money. That's why companies like Google and Facebook have crap support. The cost of not having it hasn't exceeded the cost of implementing it.
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by weare138 5y ago
>Because some people are claiming that they all work Who? Just go to that site. It's tells what's working and not working. It says right there on the front page only 50% of the games are currently rated gold. You can't re
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by weare138 5y ago
So what happens if this bluetooth device fails and bricks your drill after you bought it? These things are used in construction and take a constant beating. They last for as long as they do because they're simply and reliably designed.
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by weare138 5y ago
Plenty of key business apps use DirectX, OpenGL, Vulcan like CAD applications and games still use other Windows APIs. It's open-source, people can build off Proton to add the rest. These games for generally designed for Win10 now which
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by weare138 5y ago
No one is claiming all Windows games work yet. Why would you assume they did? https://www.protondb.com
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by weare138 5y ago
Sure it sucks but ultimately it's the user's decision and Proton will allow the porting of other Windows apps. If you can use it to run a AAA game it could easily handle business apps. I can't tell you how many times I'v
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by weare138 5y ago
Crypto is no different but instead of central banks you have a shadowy network of large investors at the top artificially moving the market. It's like a continuous pump and dump scheme.
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by weare138 5y ago
I had one too, having a real keyboard was awesome. I put off upgrading phones for as long as a could. I rooted it and installed CyanogenMod and got a better aftermarket battery but eventually it was just to slow to run the newer versions of
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by weare138 5y ago
I hope you're being sarcastic and don't actually believe in this crap.
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by weare138 5y ago
Research Napoleon Hill. He was a notorious lifelong scam artist. He made all that crap up and it's painfully obvious if you read any of his books.
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by weare138 5y ago
Money made with math seems like something the Devil would be into.
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by weare138 5y ago
How come nobody's buying Brawndo the Thirst Mutilator? Aw, shit. Half the country works for Brawndo. Not anymore! The stock has dropped to zero and the computer did that auto-layoff thing to everybody. We're all unemployed!
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by weare138 5y ago
Considering Blizzard is currently being sued by the state of California for exactly the same discriminatory behavior it's same to assume that grain of salt has long since dissolved into this soup of illegal bullshit that Blizzard is be
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by weare138 5y ago
No it's not a joke. Microsoft can license it's own code and pay for the rest if they wanted to. It's not like MS can't afford it. They're flagrantly violating the licenses of countless open-source project for their
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by weare138 5y ago
At The Drive-In, The Reverend Horton Heat, Butthole Surfers, MDC, Big Boys, Scratch Acid, The Jesus Lizard, D.R.I.
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by weare138 5y ago
Why doesn't Microsoft just train Copilot on it's own internal code base instead of other people's code who were never credited or compensated? Apparently profit is more important than human progress.
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by weare138 5y ago
While I do think the ruling is somewhat weird and contradictory like OP pointed out this business was going out of their way to make this an issue. Any business or individual can refuse work, you just can't do it for strictly discrimin
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by weare138 5y ago
[ bittorrent enters the chat ]
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by weare138 5y ago
> John Allen, who served as president of the Philadelphia Toboggan Company, inspired Urbonas with his description of the "ultimate" roller coaster as one that "sends out 24 people and they all come back dead". Well I

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