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"2.8TB model, fast shipping!"

The irony here that HTTP headers are descended directly from RFC822 email headers.

"Open Web" as in "Free Speech", where it doesn't mean what it's supposed to mean.

NP factorial sounds like NP-ultra-hard.

That Claude can't retain and reference these in the future, SQLite could do this trivially, is wild.

Water cooling loop into a large public pool. If it works for the geothermal power station...

Amazon is right there, reinvesting profits.

What in the actual hell is that site? Are we really moving into the stupidest timeline at mach 10? That page title is utterly absurd.

"Shareholders" meaning "executives".

The article states $5,550USD or so.

Firefox has made a mountain of money off of their tiny market share. Chrome as a company would instantly rake in billions.

Except one thing: Politics.

Ukraine has also been vigilant in making hyper-realistic wooden replicas of various types of equipment, some even including heating elements in them so they look correct on thermal…

Lawful evil versus chaotic evil.

Isn't this based on an expression from Abigail then at Perlmonks? https://www.masteringperl.org/2013/06/how-abigails-prime-num...

The Mini is such a potent little machine.

You're not buying a standard, you're buying a module with particular packaging and specifications, all of which have a huge impact on production cost.

Ukraine's doing their part to "green" Russia one drone strike at a time.

Like a parent with several misbehaving kids, we don't have the luxury of focusing on one problem at a time.

"I don't want to get wet, I'll fly over here to the water."

Try with...salmonella.ai

Could include some locally sourced "raw water" and offer options for unpasteurized, unrefrigerated milk.

We (Toronto) used to export our trash to Michigan when the incinerator was de-commissioned and the landfill was full.

It's paradoxical. Like the famous I Am Canadian ad campaign being the product of a famous Canadian brewer...that was subsequently acquired by an American conglomerate. Like how Tim…

It's probably because all kinds of movies set in American cities are filmed in Vancouver.