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chris_wot
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About chris_wot
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Comment #49206348
Funny, new hires are similarly worried the Anthropic CEO only cares about money, so they have something in common!
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Comment #49107819
I'd like to buy this, but when I try to add it to the Leanpub cart, it won't add it.
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Comment #48835028
Except that didn’t stop others from being banned. But hey, admins could never be damned with accusations of consistency (or basic fairness).
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Comment #48835001
The hardware, software maturity (I’m looking at Gnome here), and lack of wanting tinker with the core OS and wanting to use an M5. FWIW, in terms of software maturity - I think som…
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Comment #48808714
My son setup Gamepass a few years ago. It was the biggest rip off I've ever seen. So many things about Microsoft are out of kilter. I'm about to migrate my daughter away from a 3 y…
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Comment #48783578
Even more incredible that someone who represents an organisation is allowed to edit the English Wikipedia under that username! Anyone else would have their account banned. But hey,…
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Comment #48783305
If you quote the dictionary to win an argument, quote it in full. There are two definitions of obscure in the Cambridge dictionary. The other is: obscure (adjective) not clear and …
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Comment #48783229
Could you use it in production?
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Comment #48782975
Do you have proof there are more editors now? By an order of magnitude? Or don’t mean there are people who like to participate in Wikipedia drama and who don’t actively contribute …
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Comment #48782963
Not more obscure than Brainfuck.
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Comment #48782957
Given the people now running the English Wikipedia, this is hardly surprising. Most of these folks have no real interest in article creation, only drama and fiddling with things li…
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Comment #48642494
I dunno about stuck, but I get a lot of errors that prevent me from submitting new prompts.
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Comment #48640518
I missed that, which is a pity as it's a fruitful story and I must have slipped up as it looks quite a-peeling. Certainly I clicked on this story as it stood out from the bunch.
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Comment #48585804
iOS and macOS aren't even close to the awfulness of search on Windows.
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Comment #48585460
That's nothing. He have Surface Pro laptops, and of course it has Copilot built in. I tried to open an app by typing in a search. On versions without Copilot turned on, instantly f…
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Comment #48485496
Indeed. The person who responded made the following points: * BHG then made a thuggish and threatening post on your user page: * BHG later characterised this like "oh but he was tr…
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Comment #48485424
How was I instigating constantly, Chris? Can you provide any evidence of that? Perhaps an ArbCom investigation? You can't, because that never happened. But hey, keep defending Brow…
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Comment #48485418
And why was that interaction ban enacted? It was immenseley unfair. It was pathetic in fact, given it was a one-way ban, and she had consistently denigrated me. Unless you think th…
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Comment #48370871
I commented on BrownHairedGirl’s RFA. The most toxic user ever on Wikipedia. I can assure you, there are those on Wikipedia who committed far worse offenses and they remain. Like I…
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Comment #48370820
Good for you I guess. Everything I ever added was kept, and I was permanently banned. I created [ciation needed], started the admins noticeboard, reworked the USA Patriot Act artic…
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Comment #48355846
To purchase a subscription, you need to value and trust the service. To trust the service the provider needs to show it can be trusted. It’s Facebook. Why would anyone trust them?
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Comment #48282975
Provide some evidence to back up you assertions. Don't tell someone else to do it for you.
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Comment #48166496
The Panopticon was taken from prison design and he used to it expand the idea that it was coopted by government over the rest of society.
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Comment #48166474
... because it makes some decent points?