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mike503
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Comment #43852667
Other people have asked, probably for the same reason but I would love an offline version, packaged in zim format or something. For when the apocalypse happens it’ll be enjoyable t…
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Comment #43720358
Same. One of my first forays into scripting. TCL for eggdrops too. Spent a lot of time and energy on IRC :)
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Comment #43659676
Imagine someone hijacking the account and making “announcements” … that’s why they have official government websites. I’ve always found it amusing how much world leaders actually u…
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Comment #43507816
Same experience ordering Lucky brand jeans… from Lucky themselves! Same exact model would result in different material composition / origin country. It could be 0-2% spandex/100-98…
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Comment #43386652
Notepad is crap in Windows 11. I wanted a stupid simple way to put crap into a scratchpad (often times) and now it tries to outsmart me with multiple windows/tabs, maintaining stat…
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Comment #43386636
I have no doubt some of the benefits are definitely to be able to resell or access that data once again. I literally just told someone yesterday “don’t pay for domain privacy, any …
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Comment #43137438
I came here wondering if someone had posted this :)
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Comment #42695506
CEO outrage, politicians, corporations and the rich getting away with everything, hearing AI is being explored to replace you in the next few years, it's no wonder.
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Comment #42641079
They have to keep jacking up prices so their SAFe(TM) certified trainers, scrum masters, coaches, consultants and such can continue to provide additional value
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Comment #42336170
Yeah, denying because it means more profits isn't okay. The fact that these insurance companies are publicly traded and have to maximize value for shareholders creates even more of…
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Comment #42336137
@nickff shouldn't that be a not-for-profit watchdog capability then? Not a massive money making middleman? (Can't reply that deep)
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Comment #42272594
If audiobooks count, so far enjoying the hell out of Project Hail Mary, I possibly got turned on to it by a mention on HN (I like The Martian movie, so I gave it a shot, and maybe …
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Comment #42146378
Costs $.02 per bucket over 2,000 buckets - https://aws.amazon.com/s3/pricing/
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Comment #42099055
I wish they'd do away with compound interest. Why not some flat % like other loans? Maybe like 8-12% and I'm sure everyone wins.
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Comment #42083138
Also truth social and twitter.
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Comment #42019935
Nobody is thinking of the original Star Trek?
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Comment #41843703
I was assuming that the robots at the Sphere also had some humans behind it if nothing more than to help "guide" the AI pieces. My assumption, at least.
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Comment #41401649
"do you use Outlook the application or outlook.com?" Do you have a Live account? Or Office 365? Do you open a web browser to sign in? I have had to ask non-technical people this an…
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Comment #41364741
Ziply was amazing. Fios was always great from Verizon to Frontier to Ziply.
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Comment #41279935
They've spent so much on celebrity endorsements and so many of the Subways near me suffer from quality control issues. The one closest to my house cannot get a single order correct…
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Comment #41279851
I bought the prebuilt kit and love it. It works with the ezCoo KVM switch to expand it to 4 remote targets. https://pikvm.github.io/pikvm/ezcoo/ It pretty much all "just works" out…
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Comment #41254506
I watch it multiple times a year :)
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Comment #41252069
Thank you for working on this movie :)
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Comment #41178590
Yeah. F'ing go! is what I assumed.
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Comment #41147198
I'm not making any judgements on that CHIPS money yet, because it is a long term investment. It is a bit funny though, that they mentioned how CHIPS would create 10k jobs, and they…