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Comment #49187072
There is a Novel about this: Manna, by Marchall Brian. Their website that used to host it is down but here is the wayback version from 2019: https://web.archive.org/web/20190312023…
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Comment #48928745
Reminds me a little of contact ( https://www.ludozofi.com/home/games/contact/ )
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Comment #48923302
I drove an i3 (Tiny sporty electric BMW) for a while, and it really changed how I see this kind of thing. The noise your car makes .. is wasted energy. You are blaring and bragging…
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Comment #48721160
I work with claude every day, and instantly recognized its voice; but at the same time, as a web dev from the late 90s who traveled kicking and screaming through all of these ages,…
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Comment #48652358
There is a procedure common in mail sending where you ALMOST do this. You connect to their mail server, tell it you have a message for them, and wait to see if it rejects you or ac…
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Comment #48186998
I know someone personally that received a fake $100 bill from a USBank ATM.
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Comment #47797161
| I want to wash my car. The car wash is 50 meters away. Should I walk or drive? ● Drive. The car needs to be at the car wash. Wonder if this is just randomness because its an LLM,…
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Comment #47746691
I encountered this as well. If you only send a few email verification emails, the bounce rate is high. The only way to fix is to email the verified accounts regularly to push the s…
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Comment #47092352
The use of init.defaultBranch here is really problematic, because different repositories may use a different name for their default, and this is a global (your home directory scope…
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Comment #46964254
Wonder if the author is aware that in the 1970's during the gas shortages, GE developed an electric lawn tractor called Elec-Trak. See https://myelec-traks.com/E20.html It used DC …
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Comment #46780023
| Since emails are sent from the individual’s email account, they are already verified. This is not how email works, though.
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Comment #46773723
There is a product called BOESHIELD T-9 which actually does, reportedly, work for this. It was suggested in some thread years ago and I got a can, it appears to work well enough ke…
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Comment #41175388
Nobody wants to 'read' your source code! The entire point of choosing to use open source projects is that if you, the author, begin to enshitify the product (Or simply start to mov…
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Comment #41072047
Emergent behaviors are something it seems none of the tech-bros attempting to re-invent things from first principles ever account for in their plans. You can't just reason out comp…
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Comment #40659409
The thing this and MANY similar approaches take that rule them out for my use is they dont do drawings. I draw in my notes somewhat infrequently but when i need to I need to. I've …
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Comment #40248442
How do i know if i want to sub to this if i cant see what type of things they post first?
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Comment #39745566
Suggestion: A lot of people live as couples at the same address. Your plans don't provide an easy win for them.
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Comment #39280927
Surprised no one even mentioned the matrix protocol yet. Its still very rough around the edges, but for an old school IRC person talk of Discord as an alternative just hurts me. Do…
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Comment #39180532
For years I have been putting postmaster@ for required email-to-download forms. Enjoy reading your own spam, jerks.
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Comment #39136798
It is a very common theme in Elite Dangerous, to the point that the station controller will sometimes say "Oh seven, commander" to you.
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Comment #38449416
Article claimed its from James Bond
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Comment #38072762
> Dycus, a member of Razor 1911, died of throat cancer in 2012.
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Comment #36793732
And vuejs has a browser plugin which can sort-of show you which components call which components to get there.