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Yaa101
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Comment #48853099
Trading in mosquitoes for cats isn't a bad thing, unless you hate cats more, hard to imagine though...
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Comment #48284992
In the Netherlands it is mandatory to carry your ID card or passport at all times.
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Comment #48151801
Welcome to our brave new digital world, governments and DOJs do this because now they can, I am afraid this is only the beginning.
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Comment #47801061
I understand the move but I also see bears on the road. When the politicians control their communication apps then it is sooner or later also very convenient for politicians to ask…
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Comment #47781632
I agree, it is shortsighted (next quarter syndrome). First of all the AI does not need source to find vulnerabilities and further it breaks the unwritten contract to exchange sourc…
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Comment #42606693
Not only conservative media, people are so afraid to really communicate with each other (be tolerant of each others viewpoint), that they constantly cancel each other on the fear o…
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Comment #42606657
So this will be one of the ways that people will die from AI
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Comment #42552517
That regulation would not have come into existence if there were no privacy problems caused by the ones that have to comply to the regulations
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Comment #42151979
I first read it the wrong way, as if I had to bear that damaged luxury cars was actually a person in a costume, strange headline.
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Comment #40828889
Get some older friends, they are fun, they have a lot of info, they are generally less scared of consequences so they let you do stupid stuff, they give you room to grow and get wi…
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Comment #40755358
It does not, it just seems that way. The electron just jumps to an empty slot in the next atom (metals have empty electron slots in their atoms, that is why they conduct energy) an…
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Comment #35362521
I am a golang programmer myself, but you can't beat GAMBAS it's GUI programming qualities, it is so effortless to make a great quality prototype for a GUI application. The language…
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Comment #34872576
A lot of business intranet software still runs on IE, especially in the far east.
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Comment #34825976
And nothing is lost... Good riddance...
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Comment #34787181
Yes, it is about boring and unfulfilling jobs...
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Comment #34783684
That is giving a sack of DNA too much credit, don't forget the lousy schooling system, lazy parents and indifferent students.
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Comment #34783647
All technology giveth and taketh away, so yes it will create jobs while taking away others. However people that aren't able to come along, and there are more of them than you can f…
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Comment #34743620
My first contact (1995) with the internet was through a BBS gateway and the experience was underwhelming. Later direct contact (1997) made all up but only after ADSL connect (2000)…
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Comment #34699603
They do make sense provided they are real master recording stems (not upsampled) to do mixing or mastering. For listening by people, they don't. You'd really do not want that much …
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Comment #34681177
Interesting article, but not entirely right. The fibers are not in the note but painted on top of them, neither side of the note is the same fiber wise, also they do get wear with …
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Comment #34672660
Master blade maker: https://www.youtube.com/@shurap
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Comment #34610959
So far the reason seems to be to get extinct.
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Comment #34610880
Why would we de-extinct an ugly, non tasty bird that cannot fly and who's ecosystem is gone for 100's of years and risk destabilize the current ecosystem that does not include it?
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Comment #34605219
Unless you live in a super dry area you are causing your house to grow substantial mould and make you live shorter by years or decades. Congratulations...
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Comment #34133850
What adds? I haven' t seen adds in eons... browses with NoScript