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acherion

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    Comment #47357561

    I think it's because the LLM asked for permission, was given a "no", and implemented it anyway. The LLM's "justifications" (if you were to consider an LLM having rational thought l…

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    Comment #47285297

    I'm pretty sure Kiwis can't vote in Aussie elections though. And they can be deported back to NZ.

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    Comment #46941791

    The author might get a kick out of an upcoming game called Junxions, which is a sandbox game to just do that... create road junctions. The subreddit is here: https://www.reddit.com…

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    Comment #46673494

    I loved my T430s. I swapped the keyboard out for a backlit one, and took out the DVD drive and replaced it with a hot swappable second battery. I was running Ubuntu MATE on it, it …

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    Comment #46010547

    Noted, I thought Future Fonts did the same system as many other type foundries out there, evidently not. Thanks for letting me know.

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    Comment #46010537

    My bad, I assumed Future Fonts did something similar to other type foundries. Thanks for letting me know!

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    Comment #46008942

    The way these kinds of fonts work is that you don't host the font, they do. You link the font licence you purchased through your HTML code (or CSS, depending on how the foundry rec…

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    Comment #45193642

    A pretty interesting proposition if you are into cinematography with your mirrorless cameras. According to Nikon, the takeaway key specs are: - The full-frame ZR can record up to 6…

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    Comment #44999883

    > An amiga museum with all the games, artwork, coding technology, music technology etc. Perhaps an AI can be tasked to produce all of this soon. Youtube videos might be an engaging…

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    Comment #44935952

    I'm not sure why you are testing in iOS 9.3.6. (which was released in 2015), when the documentation says support for Safari is for versions 16 and above.

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    Comment #44730607

    Why can't you be both? I am an amateur photographer, but it doesn't mean that I carry my camera with me everywhere that I go. I see photography as a hobby, so when I feel like I wa…

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    Comment #43440770

    I'm Aussie, so I'm automatically wrong, but here in Australia it's typically pronounced "caysh". It's a uniquely Australian thing, saying cache this way outside of this country wil…

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    Comment #43098804

    Just a heads up that this site has an animated SVG favicon. I had added it to my Firefox bookmarks bar and the favicon kept animating its color changes. Looked pretty neat, but the…

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    Comment #43007199

    While what you said is true (MacOS was really unstable in these tumultuous years), this link specifically celebrates the user interface of the later versions of non-OSX MacOS. This…

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    Comment #42883312

    I disabled the module but it still chews up a lot of CPU.

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    Comment #42883117

    Neat little app, but it made bluetoothd go bananas on my CPU, chewing up to 40% (M2 MBA here)

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    Comment #41990026

    A mastodon instance where bots were welcomed.

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    Comment #41823930

    At the cost of also harming WP. Well done Matt. clap clap (these are sarcastic claps)

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    Comment #41823781

    Pentium 2s aren't the only retro computers out there. There's many different computers, especially in the 1980s, that have components that are just simply not made anymore -- break…

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    Comment #41816491

    Some old components will be, sure, but there are some chips that aren't manufactured anymore. There's no one blanket rule.

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    Comment #41794312

    To enter? No. To borrow? Yes.

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    Comment #40703675

    The article says it’s a midrange oven.

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    Comment #40091906

    Sure, it was very ambitious to run something like a 16-bit version of Composer on such a low spec machine, but I still gave it a go :D This was around 1995. I didn’t suffer too lon…

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    Comment #40083851

    I learnt HTML purely because I was sick of waiting for Netscape Composer to launch on my 80386 PC back in the mid nineties. It had an 85MB WD HDD and 4MB of ram, running Windows 3.…