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yreg
3y ago
Reminds me of sand theft. Apparently, sometimes even an entire beach gets dug up and stolen. Planet Money did an episode on it. https://www.npr.org/transcripts/628890875
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yreg
3y ago
Was this thread downranked by the flame detector? It's almost cute that a topic like this can get our community worked up :)
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yreg
3y ago
You can't prove unknowable things, but you can have bayesian arguments about their probabilities. For some people it's meaningless, for others it's interesting to speculate.
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3y ago
Wow, I love that!
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yreg
3y ago
Could border-style dashed/dotted work?
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yreg
3y ago
What headsets are more advanced?
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3y ago
They are going to be left behind once enough capable people leave.
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3y ago
IIRC Marco also said that he is happy with the status quo. He really doesn't want to have responsibility for any moderation/curation and is happy to defer to Apple in that matter. This was shortly after Apple removed Alex Jones&#x
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yreg
3y ago
Patreon – no. You pay a subscription to YouTube and you don't get served ads. Some of the money from these subscriptions is then divided between the creators, similar to how Spotify works. YouTuber makes more money on average when a Yo
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3y ago
> it's not like the Pi-Hole can block embedded ads in adware apps like YouTube on the iOS Thanks for the info. I thought this was possible and it was the sole reason why I considered setting one up. Now I procrastinated on that proj
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3y ago
> As I posted just upthread, a blueprint has a lot more detailed information than a recipe. Well I disagree with this, but it's a useless discussion to have.
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3y ago
Haha, good name. When ChatGPT was released, together with a friend we personified it for fun and called "him" Geppetto. We've even had many conversations with ChatGPT trying to convince it by various strategies to accept the
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3y ago
The same applies to recipes. Recipe = Blueprint.
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3y ago
No one in their right mind throws away lego.
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3y ago
Apple didn't wipe anything out. Hackintoshes exist. It is probably only a matter of time until macOS eventually drops Intel support, but we are far from there.
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yreg
3y ago
> Nothing kills kids creativity more than that. It's not a pirate ship, it is Jack Sparrow's pirate ship. It's not a spaceship, it's Luke Skywalker's spaceship! Why do you think so? I had a Hogwarts Express set a
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yreg
3y ago
Yes, to me this combination is pretty unethical. Similarly, I don't mind piracy, but I find it distasteful to pay for pirated content.
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3y ago
You don't always get thrown out. Part of the game is monitoring the atmosphere on the floor and behave accordingly in order to not get thrown out. Even if you do get thrown out it is already after you have won some money thanks to your
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yreg
3y ago
I don't think it's a good explanation. If I had no idea what Yandex is, the title would make me think it is a Google subsidiary to evade sanctions or something.
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3y ago
If that was true, the house wouldn't throw people out for suspected card counting.
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3y ago
Source? And what do you mean by America, USA? Wikipedia says something else: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deforestation_in_the_United_St...
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3y ago
Are you supposed to watch the lectures after reading the chapters (which ones?) or how does it work?
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3y ago
They do, both iOS (and iPadOS) and Android. You are correct that it is pretty interesting how they went around implementing the interface. Look up some YouTube videos if this interests you. Another clever thing is that you can connect an iP
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3y ago
> This game runs in desktop browser only as computer mouse is required for precise control What if I have a mouse connected to my phone?
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3y ago
If that was true, deforestation wouldn't be much of an issue. We've changed the face of the planet massively.
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yreg
3y ago
Yes and no. The deep web has long been much larger than the observable one. What I'm worried about is a new set of legal precedents that will make it impossible for Archive to legally rehost the content they have scraped.
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3y ago
Interesting, but also a bit worrisome idea. I wouldn't be comfortable knowing that someone else can buy the adjacent subdomain anotherfirstname.mylastname.name and be associated with me in the eyes of anyone who doesn't know how t
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3y ago
I won't be surprised if Archive.org ends up getting screwed at the end of this fight.
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3y ago
In the long term, the bursting of Tether is probably…
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3y ago
This is totally off-topic though. The ability to write an infinite number of strings using some system has no relation to human imagination. That's not how human imagination works.
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