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https://github.com/ai-robots-txt/ai.robots.txt/blob/main/rob...
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In Western Europe a lot of the media isn't ad-sponsored.
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We've been studying unintentional watermarks for years. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stylometry
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Looks good, for some reason the MP4 file doesn't appear to work on my Android device. (It shows only Pocket Casts as an option, which is weird, and it's not able to open the file). (Edit: actually it can, the UI is confusing.). Th
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My own anecdote: I have a bunch of friends talking about piracy once again.
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Sapir-Whorf is not alive.
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China is the #1 trading partner of nearly every country in the world. That's all you need to know about how bad they are doing.
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I would pay extra for services from a company that promise not to try to grow indefinitely.
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The linked video, which is a claim by somebody who isn't Castro, said that he recommended using them as a response to a US attack - not unconditionally. It's the principle of MAD, and the same as the US doctrine.
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It appears to be a UI thing, but it's an excellent UI thing: it reuses familiar bangs and has an autocomplete/discovery mode for new bang codes.
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Brazil had a bad problem with technical books being translated by generalist translators who just looked up the word in the dictionary and used the first translation they saw. So many translations are extremely hard to read because of that.
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I didn't know they used to call computers "ordenadores" in Portugal. Interesting.
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European law tends not to like "clever" workarounds. IANAL but I belive you would still be practicing illegal surveillance.
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Back in the early 2000s I had a job that required me to enter a certain phone companies' datacenter. But, I couldn't, because I was a consultant and it was an employees-only area. I had permission to make changes to machines in a
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> Teaching to _think_ is just as important as teaching to code, but this is seldom done Oh, the arrogance of thinking that the other person doesn't think.
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The ridiculousness lies entirely on the US having sponsored professors.
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The "verification" nodes don't do anything to prevent censorship by miners. The threshold isn't quite 50%+. If one of the 49% nodes mines a block with a would-be censored transaction, the censoring notes have to make an
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Free Internet was a very bold proposition. I used it a lot, via roaming, from a country that was in the very-expensive-roaming lists.
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n=1
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This is a very low-quality comment. Amnesty International published a substantial, well-researched, well-sourced study. Your comment is low-effort Internet skepticism based on ignorance and a straw-man argument. Read the report, gather data
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qemu is a treasure and reading its source to learn how computers work is very fun.
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The community already enforces this. The question is if a rule is necessary for clarity/fairness. I don't know, probably no. Just like AI-generated images were everywhere for a while, and now they have a negative impact on the rep
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> niche theorem prover As opposed to popular theorem provers.
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Overdue for Steam to forbid the practice.
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English is being weird by having three terms then? Inteiros - (...-2, -1, 0, 1, 2...) Naturais - (1, 2, 3...)
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Im sharing some saved Kagi searches: best waterproof midi synthesizers reddit https://kagi.com/search?q=best+waterproof+midi+synthesizers+... best waterproof midi synthesizers https://kagi.com/search?q=best+
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The test is known as papanicolau in my country, but so many people think it's named after one of the ancient popes called Nikolaus ("papa Nicolau")...
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> Any evidence of a language being stamped out by a despot? Brazil had a couple of instances of that. In the 18th century, the Marquis of Pombal implemented a program to extinguish usage of Tupi as the national language and replace it wi
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*derivative work
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The fact that it is free software shouldn't make things different since it's a matter of copyright law. It's fine to copy the interface - the implementation not really. There would certainly be NO problem if a close reimpleme
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