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Comment #49192816
Anybody watching the silly creatures (Galah's) playing and flying together can plainly see they enjoy it. Its like watching children play together. I'd dearly love to have some as …
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Comment #49162728
haha its something i look out for now. having seen a few recent stories like this.
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Comment #49031181
hmmm looks like its heading in the right direction.. very promising.
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Comment #49031030
I would absolutely love to cut to jellyfin, but for the TV integration. Last time i looked samsung TV's (which most of my fam use) dont have a decent client. Has that changed?
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Comment #48986725
Not available for linux... thats pretty disappointing.
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Comment #48973132
I had no idea about any of this. thanks. Might give some of the alts a go.
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Comment #48964384
>we reached a point where there will always be demand for tokens. yes but who will pay for them. I fear it will be tax payers and consumers of high end products... everyone else el…
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Comment #48943554
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Comment #48929546
curiousity question: does removing the heat from a geothermal well create unintendeed side effects?
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Comment #48920133
much like the other commenter, opnsense router, a couple of managed switches Ubiquity Wireless AP.
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Comment #48915162
a good reminder for me to vlan properly at home.
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Comment #48915103
I find myself telling co-workers that if they couldn't be bothered writeing the email/document, why should i have to be bothered reading the document/email. this is just spam, peop…
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Comment #48914637
pre-echos of "too big to fail"
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Comment #48888288
this is going to be a very interesting study for modularized, distributed power grid in a war affected environment. Its one of the reasons I think Its better than Nuclear power. Po…
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Comment #48887192
how are we detecting AI gen text? Humans? We're not particularly effective at this as a whole... AI service ? We'd probably have to pay for that AI to detect that AI and well.. Its…
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Comment #48855813
its eating the cats, its eating the dogs, its eating the all the things...
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Comment #48854823
https://archive.md/CtsG6
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Comment #48854751
the dmg for chatgpt used to have the bundleID of com.openai.chatgpt, now the ChatGPT bundlID is com.openai.codex. the website for downloading the new chatGPT ( https://learn.chatgp…
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Comment #48840839
iwould advise that if you love it, stay and coast. this AI bubble will pop. when it does you'll be hot stuff all over again.
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Comment #48839242
100% agree, its also disturbing that they want to make seem like a human. I suspect most people would prefer it to behave like the computer in star trek. just be there, and be resp…
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Comment #48839211
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Comment #48801319
interesting, our enterprise account here in Australia doesn't have access to it yet.
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Comment #48799477
yeah... its a thing. Its kinda annoying when you open a dev/cyb sec blog in the office and furry characters are scattered all over it. I'm starting the think we should never have l…
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Comment #48768836
if you have a PBS its just incredibly simple.
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Comment #48754839
holy hell.. the price tags...!