wnevets

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by wnevets 2y ago
Calling Falun Gong christian is weird
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by wnevets 2y ago
If I had a bunch of power tools stolen the first place I'm checking is Facebook Marketplace. I refuse to believe I would be the only person checking the usual sites for such goods.
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by wnevets 2y ago
> That is a huge inventory. How do stolen tools get fenced? Sold in bulk to someone overseas is my theory, way too much effort and risk selling this stuff piecemeal online or locally. You can see something similar happening with stolen c
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by wnevets 2y ago
History? The Google TLD is relatively new and would have been created last
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by wnevets 2y ago
> So we had twice the code we needed. Was that necessarily a bad thing and something that must be corrected for that code base? I usually follow the same rule of thumb until I find myself repeatedly updating both at the same time. If I c
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by wnevets 2y ago
> pure ranking of content based on quality, backlinks, etc. that sort of thing. Wasn't that system being heavily exploited by link farms and the rest?
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by wnevets 2y ago
why did he post an image of text instead of just text, very confusing.
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by wnevets 2y ago
Which plant produces pollen at PM2.5 tho? Pollen usually isn't entering your bloodstream through your lungs, its too large.
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by wnevets 2y ago
Focusing on PM 2.5 makes sense because anything that size and smaller tend to cause the most harm. [1] [1] https://www.epa.gov/pm-pollution/particulate-matter-pm-basic... > Particulate matter contains microscopic so
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by wnevets 2y ago
It has saved a many of hard drives for me over the years. The new release is also making my SSDs faster
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by wnevets 2y ago
which is based on a reddit post created by "fucksmith" [1] [1] https://www.404media.co/google-is-paying-reddit-60-million-f...
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by wnevets 2y ago
Is Google's CEO a double agent sent by Facebook or OpenAI? He appears to be determined to destroy a multi billion dollar company with this garbage.
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by wnevets 2y ago
Oh cool we're currently in the gaslighting phase after someone gets caught doing something they shouldn't.
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by wnevets 2y ago
> It's a built-in "feature" of the renderer/DRM they get "for free" This even happens with the iPhone, try taking a screenshot of netflix
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by wnevets 2y ago
An AI company stealing someone elses IP for profit? Unheard of.
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by wnevets 2y ago
HTTP is a protocol that allow servers to communicate with each other, regardless of who is running those servers.
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by wnevets 2y ago
"possible for servers to communicate with each other, regardless of who is running those servers." Wouldn't that definition include almost everything on the internet?
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by wnevets 2y ago
Can you have links to all of this the evidence that isn't a youtube video or podcast?
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by wnevets 2y ago
> , attributing their creation to Plato's lost civilization of Atlantis over 11,500 years ago what is with the obsession that ancient egyptians were incapable of building these monuments?
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by wnevets 2y ago
whose children use Facebook or Instagram? Its only boomers and older engaging with obviously fake AI generated content from what I see.
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by wnevets 2y ago
I mentioned this already in a different thread but private equity behave just like adware companies that buy popular chrome extensions then ruined them for a quick buck. [1] [1] https://arstechnica.com/information-technology
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by wnevets 2y ago
You don't understand. Next year, for sure, Tesla will have over 1 million rob taxis on the road. [1] [1] https://www.youtube.com/live/Ucp0TTmvqOE?si=am1dDx9ZfnnUIjjc...
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by wnevets 2y ago
The US government just doesn't understand. FSD will be available next year and your Tesla will earn passive income as a rob taxi while you sleep. [1] [1] https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/686279251293777920
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by wnevets 2y ago
The parrels between what private equity is doing to this country and companies that buy popular extensions then "monetize" them are uncanny [1] [1] https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2014/01&#
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by wnevets 2y ago
If a device is doing the playing for you, where is the entertainment coming from?
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by wnevets 2y ago
> Probably some are, but the addictive aspect is more in the collecting of rare tokens with specific aspect. Once you have collected a rare token with specific aspect, then what? Can you show it off to your peers, sell it, trade it, win
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by wnevets 2y ago
What are they addicted to, controlling a gym near their home?
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by wnevets 2y ago
There are devices that you can buy that you can connect to your phone and will auto catch pokemon for you. Between auto catchers and changing map data, what is the point of "playing" the game?
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by wnevets 2y ago
Is there a good reason why the FTC (or other federal agency) shouldn't ban this practice?
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by wnevets 2y ago
> just not what Google wants. or what developers like myself want. There was absolutely a significant period of time where it felt like I was dealing with the new IE in the age of evergreen browsers.

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