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dicknuckle
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Comment #46006204
It's a way to validate the LLM output in a test scenario.
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Comment #45886673
Does what a US court rules really matter?
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Comment #45798662
Do you not have personal experience with people under 40 in America? I would bet $20 over 95% of them don't know how to balance a check book.
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Comment #45477913
How much time are you saving for each invocation? My 10 year old laptop invokes /usr/bin/env in less time than an HTTPS handshake.
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Comment #45408747
completely untrue.
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Comment #45319416
The issue seems to be with Chrome based browsers.
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Comment #44265359
keepassxc does great with TOTP codes, but the default client isn't the easiest to add them with.
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Comment #43393557
I don't understand why people aren't using fake addresses for registering domains. I've had a few registered to 1001 Main St in my local town and a made up phone number for over 10…
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Comment #43349605
have you tried Otter Browser?
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Comment #43097949
There's something extremely wrong with that iron. I've had a Tenma soldering station to that once, caused by a bad thermocouple that was lying to the controller.
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Comment #42934257
Nitter etc are locked out as far as I know. That was likely a huge load on the site.
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Comment #42926672
Edgy comments without any substance sure do make it seem that way.
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Comment #42827921
The issue is usually with the graphics card itself in my experience. This is easily "fixed" on a DVI port by plugging a resistor of the correct value into two of the tiny pin socke…
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Comment #42458222
It's a manager for the device's extra features, and pairing of dongles since that's not handled by the OS. It replaces a few of the typical Logitech applications that normally do t…
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Comment #42458203
Agree. It's rare to find a failed Logitech mouse.
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Comment #42427861
The TV I bought 2 years ago and never connected it to the Internet. Not even for setup. Zero issues.
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Comment #42427804
My LG does none of this. It's also never been connected to the internet, and my router also has a static IP reservation to give the TV an IP that is not on my subnet in case someon…
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Comment #42395800
What a weird generalization. I've had no issues receiving email from plenty of other domains. On the flip side, it only took me a few days to fix my friend's business domain so the…
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Comment #42395657
It doesn't play any kind of greeter. Seems to be an online database of spam numbers, I receive calls marked as Spam with a big red exclamation mark. it's not as simple as blocking …
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Comment #42161774
Works fine on Kiwi Browser on Android, although I'm using a fairly powerful ASUS phone.
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Comment #42143672
More likely to be a case of not being familiar with US politics and events. We're not the world, and plenty of Americans forget that.
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Comment #41786313
Migrated from self hosted Atlassian to cloud Atlassian.
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Comment #41384278
That's what I do, and he happens to be a machinist and welder. The static site is generated from Local WP, pushed to a GitHub repo, which is connected to Cloudflare Pages, which ho…
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Comment #41257437
blockchain can be cheap (power, compute etc) and not crap. Doesn't mean every project that builds with it takes that into consideration.
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Comment #41253160
Get Plex. There's a ton of free live streaming channels for a ton of tastes and genres. Some of them I think to myself "This should have been a steaming channel years ago".