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Jolter
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Comment #49229200
Thanks for teaching me the word ”litotically”!
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Comment #49170850
In real life, there is no maintenance hatch to punch out , because the elevator manufacturer doesn’t want to be liable for people falling down an elevator shaft or being crushed.
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Comment #49107489
Social workers. Unemployment agency workers.
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Comment #49085337
Nice, thanks for that.
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Comment #49082906
I hear it’s slower? Can you comment on that?
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Comment #49071308
Yes, that’s the case I’m on about. Training notwithstanding, I’m pretty sure downloading the torrent was a crime to begin with.
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Comment #49069388
The idea here is that the frontier labs are no longer willing to risk using the likes of Anna’s Archive, because they have already been held legally liable for that in the past.
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Comment #49058097
Hoping for Putin to get sick is unhelpful. Trump is still in power well past 80, after all. We would do better to plan for a future where Putin rules Russia for another 10-15 years…
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Comment #49058032
That’s probably a factor in why it’s able to maintain such high quality. Though most French commercial media are not bad, either.
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Comment #49055964
I think the corrections are better filed in the linked web app. ;)
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Comment #49050965
The text has a very heavy LLM flavor. Not reading past the third paragraph, sorry.
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Comment #48972075
Those are no fun to a customer. I’d much rather wear the loaner shoes.
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Comment #48958874
See the decline of the graph even before the spring of ’22?
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Comment #48943787
So you’re saying that the linked article’s findings are implausible? Is the article fake, then, in your opinion?
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Comment #48883208
Well, now… I can tell you second hand that catching chicken pox as an adult is no picnic either.
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Comment #48883178
If you have already had shingles as an adult, aren’t you fairly well protected for the next ten years or so, at least? I’d wager that you are one of the people least at risk since …
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Comment #48758287
If he lives there until he dies, bulldozing it will be Someone Else’s Problem. If the electrics catch fire and he dies, it’s his own problem. Perfect American solution.
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Comment #48672390
I seem to recall that Doom 3 was unplayable dark on my PC, once upon a time.
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Comment #48626703
I’m pretty sure you’re not allowed to use your legal firearms against people in Denmark. Even in a home intrusion event.
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Comment #48620695
That’s the whole selling point of this phone, though. If they had made it easy to sideload Twitter, they might as well not make a phone.
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Comment #48620679
The reason the iPhone takes great photos is probably 95% because of the software. It’s 0% because of the number of pixels, and never was even since their early models. I think the …
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Comment #48617801
It’s literally the definition of a straw man argument. You state a proposition that nobody proposed, because it’s easy for you to tear it down. While others are arguing about your …
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Comment #48617135
No matter how cheap per request, someone will figure out a way to DoS that endpoint, and it will be extremely pricy unless you have effective rate limiting.
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Comment #48599699
What do you mean by 2), ”it’s not heavily subsidized”? Remember we’re talking specifically about Sweden now, so I’ll discard any arguments about Germany or elsewhere. I don’t know …
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Comment #48599199
I see I implied that the disposal was a major part of the the total cost. Sorry for that, I was being facetious when answering your statement that spot market prices are not total …