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Comment #48949304
I'm sure some businesses are considering moving back to on-prem, but for many, I suspect the cost to find onboard, and pay the SMEs to keep those systems running well enough to not…
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Comment #48936306
Can I offer you a SomaFM[0] in these trying times? They're entirely listener supported and the music they play is - to my knowledge - entirely human curated. I've found many tracks…
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Comment #48864364
Can confirm... Was flying back home and during a layover in Mumbai I grabbed some food from the food court. It was only after having sat down and eaten most of my food when I notic…
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Comment #48532946
Minimum Vibeable Product
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Comment #48532909
For anyone reading the above comment and wanting to see what the commenter might be referring to, here is the first YT video I found on that channel that is relatively brief but ha…
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Comment #48394508
I recently discovered openevidence.com, and it's apparently what many doctors have started using for diagnosing patients (with or without their consent). It could be worth looking …
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Comment #48388930
That's assuming the attacker informs Creative of the attack. A malicious actor could go to the showroom, update the firmware on all devices, and simply let them continue on as norm…
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Comment #48351338
Any chance you'd be willing to share a template of your spreadsheet?
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Comment #48269391
Curse you for this ear worm of a song, but also my brain keeps wanting to interpret this as "duck... You're bad at your job and will never amount to anything. Your mother is ashame…
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Comment #48209935
Might as well go for the limit and replace the comma with " &" (space ampersand)
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Comment #48066226
From someone who likely played your work in my younger years, thank you for it!
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Comment #48032010
I haven't trusted that disable switch for a while now... I'd always had it disabled, but there was one conversation in particular where it referenced a past conversation - despite …
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Comment #47968236
It's not "_cease_ all motor functions"?
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Comment #47860330
Every day feels like a day closer to, if not already at, a day where discerning customers are the minority.
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Comment #47695234
Are you willing to elaborate on the _why_ or is this a challenge comment, similar to the reddit comment that spurred this project? ;)
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Comment #47537657
Interesting... I've never heard of vodka being used in fermentation, but also I'm unfamiliar with Chinese styles of fermentation. Are there any resources you can recommend to help …
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Comment #47428125
I'm guessing they mean punctuation in general?
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Comment #47413263
To add to this, I suspect the data broker industry also has an interest in increasing the legitimacy of the data they sell about anyone they can get their hands on.
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Comment #47131560
I'm not sure how much more work is currently being done on a project I'd heard about in the past, but you might be interested in seeing if you can collaborate/learn from Open Sourc…
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Comment #47070298
I'm in a similar boat and am wondering... Is there much that can be done with these iPads beside turn them into e-waste?
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Comment #46997822
I don't think it'd need Balatro playthroughs to be in text form though. Google owns YouTube and has been doing automatic transcriptions of vocalized content on most videos these da…
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Comment #46842002
I only recently discovered Reticulum, only to then learn that the developer has retired from working on it. Do you know if there's still any community members carrying the torch?
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Comment #46740853
What I got from this comment is that John Deere could be a competitor with Tesla for FSD. (/s, but only slightly)
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Comment #46686628
I just happened to recently learn about Reticulum from another part of the internet and find it fascinating. Am I correct in thinking that it can basically run on anything that can…
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Comment #46635512
I literally JUST bought a Thumby out of a vending machine this past weekend, so this post feels a bit serendipitous for me. Thanks for sharing, and I'll have to check this out!