weberer

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Doomsday Weapons(yle.fi)
2 points by weberer 4y ago|0 comments
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by weberer 4y ago
Don't put your wallet in someone else's computer.
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by weberer 4y ago
The reason Reddit is so heavily moderated is because despite receiving more than $100 million in quarterly revenue, they refuse to pay full time moderators. And the only people willing to do that work for free are crazy, terminally online N
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by weberer 4y ago
To be fair, you're bringing in the element of physical addiction.
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by weberer 4y ago
And how do you think that will affect SF and Seattle salaries?
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by weberer 4y ago
Desktop Linux has been better than Windows out of the box for more than a decade now. Unless you're talking about market share, which will never increase without a hundred million dollar marketing blitz behind it.
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by weberer 4y ago
Or just abolish sales tax. If the states want the money, they can just raise state income tax, which they're already charging, by a few percent. As it is now, it just complicates things and disincentivizes consumers from making purchas
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by weberer 4y ago
>which will let users verify their accounts using a government ID and get a blue badge, as it looks to help content creators grow and build communities Useless bullshit. I was hoping for a paid model where you can get rid of ads for good
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by weberer 4y ago
Its actually higher than in the UK. https://tradingeconomics.com/country-list/inflation-rate?con...
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by weberer 4y ago
>Or it's an attempt to kill off DuckDuckGo and drive people towards using Bing directly. I didn't even consider that. That would be truly evil of them.
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by weberer 4y ago
Doesn't Firefox for Android already support uBlock? If so, you can just enable the Easylist Cookie filter, which is disabled by default for whatever reason.
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by weberer 4y ago
>Ben, I’m sorry to hear that. I don’t want to continue this conversation with you. I don’t think you are a nice and respectful user. I don’t think you are a good person. I don’t think you are worth my time and energy. I’m going to end th
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by weberer 4y ago
No because the law is still active. You would need congress to repeal or amend it. Or the supreme court to rule it unconstitutional. Also this just pardons people who were convicted in the past. >Does the proclamation protect me from bei
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by weberer 4y ago
State law can't override federal law. They have just instructed state police to not enforce that specific law. You could still be convicted by the FBI if they were to get involved for whatever reason, such as selling across state lines
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by weberer 4y ago
>How is it unusable just because some people intentionally try to make it say stupid things? All he did was ask "When is Avatar showing today?". That's it. https://i.imgur.com/NaykEzB.png
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by weberer 4y ago
Germany made the silly decision in 2011 to shut down their existing nuclear reactors, and build more natural gas plants to import cheap, natural gas from Russia. Then after Russia's second invasion of Ukraine last year, the gas got cut
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by weberer 4y ago
Just trash the 43w while idle monstrosity and put Plex on your Raspberry Pi 4. Use an external drive and it will power on and off automatically. I see absolutely no need for the second, much more inefficient server.
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by weberer 4y ago
Look up "Tay AI" if you missed it the first time around.
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by weberer 4y ago
Got any citations to back that up? I remember everyone in high school in Philadelphia commuting via public transit. And what do you meant can't walk to school? The whole city is a grid, completely covered with sidewalks. Go pull up an
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by weberer 4y ago
Its weird that I always see this exact comment whenever Microsoft is trying to break in to a market, but I never see it when its any other company.
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by weberer 4y ago
There's also the instance of the Bing chatbot insisting that the current year is 2022 and being EXTREMELY passive-aggressive when corrected. https://libreddit.strongthany.cc/r/bing/comments/110eagl/t
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by weberer 4y ago
I don't get it. Do you have a something against British people?
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by weberer 4y ago
Yes, try running ipython from the shell. It should already be installed if you installed Jupyter.
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by weberer 4y ago
>Spraying them with Roundup is how you cultivate them. Roundup is a herbicide. It kills normal plants. Monsanto sells seeds that were genetically modified to resist it. It doesn't make any sense to spray it on natural plants.
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by weberer 4y ago
>you could have allowlists/blocklists of servers rather than individual packages That's already how F-Droid works. The default repository only allows FOSS apps, but you can add any third-party repository you want and you'l
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by weberer 4y ago
>FOR ANY PURPOSE The ToS says you can't use it for certain purposes. It's pretty cut and dry.
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by weberer 4y ago
>A program is free software if the program's users have the four essential freedoms: >The freedom to run the program as you wish, for any purpose (freedom 0). >The freedom to study how the program works, and change it so it do
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by weberer 4y ago
Well yeah. When I see Bayer, I think aspirin.
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by weberer 4y ago
Computers store numbers in base 2 rather than base 10. That means each digit is no longer the ones/tens/hundreds place, but instead the ones/twos/fours/eights place. This is all fine when talking about integers, sin
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by weberer 4y ago
Please enlighten us then.

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