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Larrikin

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    Comment #49222152

    The only reason anyone knows about the switch between manifest 2 and 3 is that the only meaningful difference is the crippled ad blocking ability. Nobody knows any other difference…

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    Comment #49218334

    Nix sounded great, but actually trying to use it for personal use felt like a constant time sink. LLMs made it seem like their bespoke language could be side stepped and one could …

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    Comment #49214047

    Yea this sucks the moment you are shopping for anyone besides yourself. You can split up the items in the grocery store and be done way faster. Even alone, the person at home can a…

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    Comment #49203883

    This feels like a what about comment with no meaningful what about.

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    Comment #49197015

    Most people aren't awful in real life. Seems like a good idea to have a honey pot to just ban everyone in real time that tries to be an awful person on your own blog

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    Comment #49192141

    You don't need a conspiracy theory. All these data centers were going up in rural/near rural areas that voted for this, but then the data centers made everyone else's electric bill…

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    Comment #49157024

    Reddit has become a fairly worthless site because people just ask questions instead of taking anytime at all to figure out the answer. He just needed to wait for the page to load i…

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    Comment #49150995

    You can always wait until the page loads before posting your thoughts on the Internet

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    Comment #49137559

    Kenji worship can be a little weird, but assuming because of his heritage means he can't cook Pho is ridiculous. His contributions to Serious Eats and America's Test Kitchen have i…

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    Comment #49109722

    No tips ever for take out and remember that tips are no longer taxed so the made up percentages from before are no longer relevant.

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    Comment #49096902

    I think you know nothing about Japanese software. You're assuming long lasting soy sauce companies have anything to do with software development. Japan produces great video games d…

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    Comment #49060659

    Are you complaining about people helping a raccoon? The Internet hype is a bit much but why are you framing it like this raccoon should have died years ago.

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    Comment #49025683

    What's stopping someone from doing that right now without the LLM, just slightly slower?

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    Comment #49021950

    There is zero evidence Ad Nauseum does not work, but there are plenty of signals it does. Google banned it from the Chrome store and setting any threshold below one hundred percent…

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    Comment #49013308

    [flagged]

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    Comment #49008298

    The DEI grants shouldn't have been cancelled just because they were DEI either

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    Comment #49007403

    What's wrong with Firefox and AdNauseum?

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    Comment #48997774

    You can already easily install koreader on the Kobo. You can even combine it with Tailscale to get your local opds server

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    Comment #48996129

    MmWave is getting cheaper but it can still be cheaper to use a regular motion sensor combined with a door sensor. This won't work for the living room, but I've found the bee in box…

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    Comment #48994516

    I wonder how many comments will complain about DEI for men.

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    Comment #48974680

    [flagged]

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    Comment #48938915

    It was a Nazi salute.

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    Comment #48923612

    In what way has it been unreliable? All of my self hosted services sit on my local network with access provided by Tailscale. I navigate to the address and they just work.

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    Comment #48866278

    You were just following orders, that's a great argument