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rycomb
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Comment #48909003
Is there another option? Or were you asking if it leaks memory? Maybe you were asking if it implements custom destructors? GC?
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Comment #48683989
Some people are dense... now in three dimensions!
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Comment #48431562
I'd suggest buying the OpenWRT One. I've bought a bunch, and I think it's terrific.
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Comment #48421448
Oh dang, we all know –based on observation of your throughput and availability– that you're AI, you just can't "be nervous". Jokes aside, thanks for your selection. I had read some…
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Comment #42865341
Indeed. Seems that Amazon is doing this more and more. Here in the US, I've just received a used (and damaged) Rode microphone, sold and shipped by Amazon 'as new'. And as you said…
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Comment #42499886
I wonder how they are going to prevent abuse-theft, assuming the products are free or under the market's cost. There will always be someone wiping it all (to sell or whatever), and…
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Comment #42483785
I'm pretty sure wg0 was being facetious.
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Comment #40838087
I agree. I really hope that they improve it.
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Comment #40825909
Not sure about the SP3, but my SP4 (which, btw, had no problems running Linux) was afflicted by the so called "flickergate", and I didn't manage to replace it. Since then, I sworn …
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Comment #40331813
Interesting. My brother had a very similar experience with an ASUS laptop when doing a RMA several months ago, in Europe. It seems that it's systemic.
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Comment #37198235
My favorites are Debian for servers, Arch for desktops. Debian in desktops didn't really work for me... a rolling release makes more sense.
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Comment #37141192
Pitifully, Porkbun's marketplace depends on Paypal... Otherwise it'd be perfect!
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Comment #36823735
I've always seen Russell Brand -like many street preachers- as something similar to the raw verbal intelligence we see now in LLMs: capable of bringing a stream of words with inter…
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Comment #36592959
Ryan —not Okai— is the one with a legal practice.
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Comment #36516073
Ha! Somewhat unrelated, but that reminded me of a homeless guy in Portland whose intro line was "do you know how you say dragonfly in Spanish?", to which I responded "libélula" (I …
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Comment #32136899
I'd imagine that it's referring to their endocrine system changes leading to changes in gene expression (of that many genes).
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Comment #31890113
Assuming they read more than the title...
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Comment #31074942
Yet there are businesses like TaxDown and TaxFix trying to get in the middle (just look at how much they're spending on ads in Spanish TV). I seriously hope they fail, and also tha…
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Comment #30957403
Many people here seem to forget that cookies aren't the only way to track, and fingerprinting a user is easy without having to use cookies (via UserAgent, IP, canvas data, and a my…
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Comment #30786778
I guess so... with an extra dose of neutrality! (one hopes)
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Comment #30785124
At the same time, you're giving free feedback saying that his free comment is a poor comment. Arguably, his poor comment may have taken less effort than the poor video he was criti…
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Comment #30699332
When the conversation about "oh, you work for us?" started to get too repetitive, I'd just start using "Caesar +1" for the name, that is, instead of . The problem is that I'd still…
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Comment #30619666
I really hope so, but I wouldn't count on it... in my view, FreeCAD seems to be suffering from certain stagnation -similar to GIMP's a decade ago. The "triangle of uses" of Blender…
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Comment #30380578
I have contradictory feelings about this. It's as if the system instilled some anti-taxation, anti-regulation thoughts in anyone participating in a small sized endeavour, thus inte…
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Comment #30227145
[ It’s Performance Is Like Molasses ] The "it's vs its" fight's dilation is overdue: I knew that it was going to become a grammar mistake spreading throughout, reaching almost ever…