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jocoda
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Comment #49219515
FYI - You don't have to drag the app to the applications folder in the install window. You can drag the app to a different location. I have an entry level mini 8GB/255 GB SSD with …
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Comment #46525293
Is this not Trump's usual negotiation strategy? Start with outrageous, totally unacceptable demands and then slowly dial back while everyone else runs around like headless chickens…
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Comment #44956644
>Guess what, that’s how the content is paid for. No. Just because you say that this is how it works does not make it so. That's total rubbish. Yes, advertising works. But it works …
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Comment #44656203
überfragt literally "over asked" ich bin überfragt => no clue on how to answer this
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Comment #44222129
The big win is using standard markdown. If they disappear, you still have your content. The other big win is it's truly cross platform. I initially used syncthing to keep different…
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Comment #44114061
> "He believes that changes to the policy environment is what has led to enshittification, not changes in technology." This is the root cause, and as it looks, there is no cure.
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Comment #44063540
asimov - The feeling of power.
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Comment #43889191
I did a double take when I saw the lettering on the news. I'm not a designer but am aware that the black art of kerning is a thing. It's bad and deserves to be called out. That sai…
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Comment #43451460
In closed systems, e.g. bacteria in an agar medium petri dish, the classic population size goes through exponential growth, steady state, and finally the death phase as the medium …
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Comment #43449195
Really? Opinion, based on the fact that there are basic improvements that can be implemented on what we have now, using the skills that we have now. If you don't agree, that's ok. …
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Comment #43448922
My, very limited experience with LLM assisted coding is that it depends... For basic frameworks done in something like Python it is very good, but not perfect, yet. But the iterati…
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Comment #43288216
pretty much this, you go where they have setup camp. For instance, I have one tech group that uses telegram, the dumbest tool for a tech discussion that you could choose, but there…
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Comment #43288102
... unavoidable "human in the loop" - depends imo. From the comments here, it certainly seems that for general OCR it's not up to snuff yet. Luckily, I don't have great ambitions. …
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Comment #43241141
I can live with that. By blocking Firefox they would self identify as user hostile in the same way that google has done with V3. I think this would a huge step forward, a massive s…
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Comment #43228282
I'm comforted by the thought that like me, most people with nothing to say are determined to let us know that. So I was never really bothered by the belief that everything online i…
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Comment #43192024
I had an experience years ago, that might have qualified as a super pod. But as it was night time so no way to really do more than recount the experience. South Atlantic, heading n…
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Comment #42992316
I worked on a project where the site uses HTTP. Initially I did a double take as using requires a login, thinking that's just wrong. But after a bit of reflection I now think that …
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Comment #42844106
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Comment #42714561
posted 3 days ago and still has zero comments. you'd expect some relevant discussion there if someone takes the trouble to link to an older dup.
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Comment #42482111
We have kernel level anti cheat systems for games. So how about kernel level anti tracking? Browsers use system calls to provide the information used for fingerprinting the device,…
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Comment #42368946
>... point our phone at antisocial behavior and damage their score. wow! That's going to work well. Groups never gang up to bully people they disagree with.
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Comment #42320971
The problem goes way beyond domain squatting. You have a limited resource, say nissan.com, and you have several valid claimants. Who gets to decide what's fair? First past the post…
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Comment #42308240
> It's a tricky thing but not impossible to figure out. Good to hear. So after that you'll be sorting out world peace - right?
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Comment #42134784
question still remains - how did it get there? Never had any interest in the daily builds