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scopeh

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    Comment #41337620

    He does have a point though, not everything needs AI.

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    Comment #41020126

    I think it was essentially a data/config file that was corrupt not a new driver kernel. nothing really to be signed and approved by mircosoft.

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    Comment #41003646

    How many people still believe the "cloud" was worth it? Maybe we should go back to the days of buying software and running it ourselves with our own infrastructure. I know, I'm dre…

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    Comment #39968939

    personally i use both. PiHole and uBlock. But PiHole is network wide so smart TVs iPads, etc in the house also get the benefit.

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    Comment #39602876

    Coding is 100% a superpower. Great post and love how you approached this. Hopefully it gives others similar ideas to help them.

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    Comment #39127938

    90s-early 00s. The glory days.

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    Comment #39011295

    I don't think there is any algorithm magic in mastodon. your feed is who you follow and who they boost. maybe its time for you to have a clean up.

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    Comment #38966855

    Feel bad for the team to have to deal with this, but I have to say its a great example of how to communicate with your customers so hats off to you!

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    Comment #38949725

    Has this ever stopped google from killing a product?

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    Comment #38949233

    surely this guy is a bot.

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    Comment #38846809

    LLMs being LLMs. Reading this makes me a feel a little more secure in my job. They have a long way to go.

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    Comment #38798198

    it would be great to have a raw json file or something of this list so we can just start blocking the requests instead of using robots.txt. do they really respect it? probably not.…

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    Comment #38288353

    Lets make ourselves redundant. At least I won't have to relearn JS every 2 weeks.

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    Comment #37595193

    China: Look at our internet, users only do what we want. UK: Hold my beer, I'm going to do this for the whole internet. --- All the companies that said they would stop operating in…

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    Comment #37595151

    ffs, who is thinking of this shit. personally i don't own any and now i certainly won't. Smart homes are a great example of a good idea with a shitty implementation.

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    Comment #37586737

    I've been looking for something like this solution for a while. Never thought of using ublock filters. Cheers

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    Comment #37525119

    If you went back to the office, then would you rather an open planned office or your own cubicle? If its the latter, your own cubicle, then why the hell are you going back to the o…

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    Comment #37402171

    Its 2023, how have we come so far with this nonsense. I would have thought Firefox would be king of the browsers by now. But nope, people love their data being sucked up and used b…

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    Comment #13642478

    Hey thanks, credit should be given to where the initial idea came from though... https://hackernoon.com/how-i-hijacked-top-celebrities-tweets...

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