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biscuitech
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Comment #42236000
> It's really interesting how some people seem to take skepticism, disinterest, disappointment, apathy about AI almost personally. It's a bit like NTFs a few years ago. It's a cult…
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Comment #39646781
Would you rather have no choice? I get the sentiment, but it's nice to finally have lawmakers and regulators standing for what's right - for once.
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Comment #39241885
Bring me back to outlook desktop 2016 please
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Comment #38951715
> Toss the results in a report the contributors can access with links to supporting dashboards, then watch your data platform costs drop, contributor productivity increase, and cus…
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Comment #38767886
Doesn't mean anything, honestly. Strava is also donation based if you think hard enough.
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Comment #38727785
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Comment #37795865
According to the analysis of Reuters, it's worth around 8 billion. https://www.reuters.com/breakingviews/elon-musks-x-is-black-...
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Comment #37696486
Piracy is looking more and more tempting.
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Comment #37683154
I absolutely loved this article. We could all learn from being more empathetic towards each other. I'm going to use the tools mentioned in the article to improve my relationships w…
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Comment #37577720
Is this why the WindowsApp/Ubuntu folder was hitting upwards 70Gbs recently? I never really paid attention to the size of the VHD, and assumed that I had somehow generated gigabyte…
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Comment #37576704
I hate that you're right. It doesn't apply exclusively to the UK
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Comment #36911243
Because if the site isn't making money, it's not sustainable. Unless musk wants to run it from his pocket money.
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Comment #36732193
I think Royal and Desjardins charges
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Comment #36732174
Same, until I went to the US where nothing is standardized and somehow there's private companies worth billions that cover this precise use case. It's actually mind blowing. The si…
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Comment #36727560
I don't think passkeys are for password manager users, but rather people who are tech illiterate. The problem we're seeing now is that passkeys are confusing as hell for non tech p…
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Comment #36726603
Doesn't open collective already do this though? You can fund specific goals iirc.
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Comment #35860240
The repo was committed to, yes, but not the linked PR. The linked PR hasn't been updated since December of last year.