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3y ago
It's a matter of effort. Counterfeit bluray are useless without the keys, counterfeit cheese is indistinguishable to the average consumer. You're not going to have the best and brightest biologists in the world competing for the g
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3y ago
People seem to have forgotten how Chrome captured the desktop market to begin with. For many many years it was effectively almost impossible to download freeware without accidentally installing Chrome. Sites like download.com and even sour
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4y ago
A hundred and fifty years ago, yes. Fifty years ago, could be either. Nowadays, no.
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4y ago
Many of the examples on that website are not from English-speaking countries. "diverse" and "female doctor" are typically German, and "male" = "bad" was likely mistranslated from Italian (or another L
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Quite the opposite. The v3 camera does not support the old proprietary drivers, current versions of pi OS ship with open source drivers by default. It seems Raspberry Foundation didn't like the old driver any more than we did.
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4y ago
There's a warning in the article that the official Zero case does not support the new camera. According to the specs it is around 30% thicker than the original camera module, and the fish eye variant is even thicker still. Many cases f
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4y ago
If your example doesn't show how the tool is supposed to be used in practice, it's kind of a garbage example.
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4y ago
Germany has free health care, so it's in the insurance's best interest to keep the cost low.
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4y ago
Art is in how people interact with the work. Bliss.jpg was originally motel art. It was a stock photo of a random pretty place, and that's what Microsoft bought it as. The success of XP made it popular motel art. Finally, years later
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4y ago
Getting good AI art requires finding the right prompt and sorting through potentially hundreds of pictures. Picking out the one that embodies your idea (or sometimes the one that stands out among the rest that you would never have expected
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4y ago
Please don't. I've set a maximum swap size per partition, and you are suggesting to bypass it by falsely declaring your swap as cache? Who died and made you NT_AUTHORITY\SYSTEM?
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4y ago
C++ and Java are gonna be the obscure legacy languages. Plain bare-metal C is still a valid option for "baby's first programming language" today due to the popularity of Arduino.
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4y ago
To clarify: Clever would be to to spend several days hunting down a bug that will affect 0.0001% of your users, and has an easy, well-known workaround?
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4y ago
The : allows users to discover it by coincidence when trying to type a smily :) If triggering it by accident wasn't intended, they could have used a regular keyboard shortcut like Alt+Shift+E or even instruct users to press Win+. to us
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4y ago
Wouldn't that require making and maintaining separate versions of the app for every possible subset of permissions? That sounds like a nightmare not just for DDG but also for new users that have to figure out which version they need to
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4y ago
We've already got vtubers playing robot characters, it feels like it's only a matter of time before someone attempts to make a 'true' AI vtuber. Though I suspect we're still a while away from AI being able to comple
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4y ago
>some of it no one will even bother to classify because of how random or useless or bad it is I'll have you know that YouTube Poop is a legitimate art form.
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Content is market-driven to a much stronger degree. It's hypothetical, but I'd wager your wife would make much the same art for an audience of 10 as for an audience of 10k or 10M. Intent is nearly impossible to prove, in any conte
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4y ago
I suspect that it's related to the high degree of decentralization. Sparkasse and Volksbank are each federations of hundreds of independent local credit unions. You can do business with them if you accept that the standard interchange
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4y ago
VPN services[1] seem to love assigning non-compliant addresses like 5/8 or 100/8 for their internal networks. [1] and I mean 'real' VPN that connect machines you own, not glorified proxies/exit nodes.
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4y ago
It works as long as you are the only user. It makes my head spin to imagine the amount of bandwidth required by a few hundred people, barreling down the countryside at 180km/h. Not just on the down link, but roaming potentially terabyt
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4y ago
You say that as a joke, but it would say a lot about contemporary American culture. Just think about the gender roles on display, a women attacks her husband and gloats that society will side with her. Not to mention the meta-layer, the cel
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Bingo. Impressum is mandatory for commercial sites (including anything ad-supported), but on the other hand WHOIS has been crippled by German privacy laws. The standard API will give you only the name servers, and the denic website will g
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4y ago
German banks are stubbornly clinging to their Giro cards, much to the inconvenience of iPhone users. The cards are usually Maestro-compatible, but domestic transactions use the domestic system.
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I was with you in the first half. But porn is not suitable for children, precisely because it shows a very warped and potentially harmful understanding of sexuality. Also, could you tone down the implied eugenics a little? Bit of a yikes ri
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The only channels that promised fewer ads because you pay for it and delivered on it (not switching to double dipping within a decade) are the ones financed by mandatory TV license fees. People do pay and it does not work. The only thing th
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You still manually wiggle the mouse? Imagine how much more productive you'd be with an automatic mouse jiggler.
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Speaking of MTL, I have never found a satisfactory replacement for ChiiTrans. An app that shows multiple translations side-by-side, including literal dictionary translation and phonetic translation. It would even show you alternative meanin
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5y ago
If the contract is unenforceable, Hetzner has no legal obligation to keep your data. If you make a typo, you need to remedy the issue as soon as you become aware of it. You need to use at least your first and last name, unless you are from
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5y ago
May I ask what your native culture is? In Germany, you enter legal contracts under your legal name. It goes without saying.
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