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by wiether 1y ago
Love the idea and made me thought immediately of the song Coton ouaté from Bleu Jeans Bleu! The song: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_whvVXX0hCk A translation of the lyrics: https://lyricstranslate.com/en&#
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by wiether 1y ago
It started as soon as I left the orthodontist's place. Based on what I can see in the mirror and the fact that some people asked me if I had lost weight (I didn't), it appears that the braces on the upper teeth are pushing my uppe
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by wiether 1y ago
That's weird! I got braces recently and I had to go through the FaceID process again because it didn't recognized me anymore. Obviously my teeth are quite different with my mouth open, but apparently, it modified my face enough wh
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by wiether 1y ago
was? is! They still haven't fixed it. I don't use emails enough on my iPhone to make the effort to try another client, but the unread bubble is still stuck at 2, no matter how much unread emails I actually have. The app randomly s
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by wiether 1y ago
As the article shows how to do it, with AWS Backup you can do things like cross-account and cross-region backups. Moreover, AWS Backup is the _Terraform_ of backup in AWS. You can control all your backups through a single interface, with v
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by wiether 1y ago
So how do you prevent Meta from gathering secrets displayed for even a tenth of a second on an employee' screen? You'll have to ask security to check everyone's glasses now?
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IIRC that topic was discussed in an episode of Utopia https://www.imdb.com/title/tt3163562/
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And even more ideas, apparently!
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What's up with luxury trains? Now that airports are crowded with peasants thanks to low-cost companies, and private jets are still a bit too expansive, the new hype is to stay in a moving hotel? They are launching something similar in
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by wiether 1y ago
> Maybe it's time for someone to make a mastodon equivalent for youtube. You mean Peertube? It's been here for six years already and, well... Also, I don't see how Mastodon has been an actual disruptor to the main walled g
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by wiether 1y ago
A little bit more than two years of lifespan under Mozilla : https://blog.mozilla.org/en/mozilla/leadership/fakespot-join...
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Once you exclude enough people from the balot using exemptions like "bad feet", you'll randomly pick within the fitest in your able bodied adults and it won't mean what you actually wished for.
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by wiether 1y ago
I was still interested by the synopsis! Until I look out and found that it's a romance book... No thanks! And if anyone is still looking for the real book, it's this one, by James Salzman & Michael Heller https://a
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by wiether 1y ago
What if I'm playing with a kite on my property and a drone collide with it?
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According to the company's own video, there's a lot of attack surface outside of the blades. And birds incidents with actual planes show that it's not the same reasoning as human warfare : inflicting damage to the enemy while
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I suppose it has more advanced features than IntelliJ? Because when I switched to MacOS I had to find a replacement for HeidiSQL and, to my surprise, I was able to do everything I wanted to directly from IntelliJ, which was already my main
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by wiether 1y ago
So they are going to allow only YT premium subs to post comments? Because if there's one place where Google didn't solve spam, it's on YT's comments
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by wiether 1y ago
I never understood this Twitter thing. - Everybody in their right mind agreed that, for what they were achieving, Twitter was completely over-staffed. Like most of the big tech co in this period. And like most of those co, they went through
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by wiether 1y ago
I love the contrast between using a book to raise your main screen... and having a whole computer dedicated to showing weather 24/7!
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I can imagine that, but... given your prompt(s?) will need to contain all your business rules, someone will have to write prompt(s?) in a way that make it possible for the AI to produce something that works with all the requirements. Becaus
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by wiether 1y ago
> "LAN mode" is a related misnomer : a better term is the also used "Direct IP connect". Even after GameSpy shut down, you can still play these games online through this "LAN mode". To me "LAN mode&quot
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by wiether 1y ago
I have a paperback version on amazon.fr so it actually exists ; not sure why it's not offered on the .com https://www.amazon.fr/dp/1472149777/
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by wiether 1y ago
And to think that most of those 15 million people even gave their own money so that 23&Me could sold them for that price later on!
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by wiether 1y ago
> If you found something perfect for you that works >5 years, holy crap. You are blessed. Having been unable to find an out-of-the-box app fitting my needs, I built my own personal finances app in 2012 and I'm using it weekly sin
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One of Obsidian's creators is saying exactly the same actually. https://stephango.com/file-over-app
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And yet he needs to do a cringe ad for Skip? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KScnjzfK6f8
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I read your comment in the morning and it was funny. Right now I just saw this[1] popping in the top and it made your comment much funnier! [1]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44022448
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by wiether 1y ago
> Do these people even like food? They don't. Basically they _consume_ food like they _consume_ shows on Netflix. They want tons of choice, they want something constantly new, but they never actually enjoy what they consume. Ask the
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I guess it's a cultural thing, but here in France if you invite some friends over, you are expected to cook. It doesn't need to be fancy or anything. The only time its okay to order food its when people came for something else in
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Chickpeas! Even cheaper than eggs and much longer shelf life https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U9Y1Gsjj5iU

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