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Comment #47462688
Part of the problem is the unpredictability. I have Nvidia too and I never had these problems.
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Comment #47447746
> 1. insisted on a pre-war version of ubuntu Which war?
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Comment #46958245
Why would they even need an genAI? Grindr isn't even a dating site, it's a hookup site. A few if statements would do it.
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Comment #45877401
I'm a bit shocked the EU allowed them away with this.
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Comment #45634187
Casio watches never looked as cheap as this watch does. Going with light grey plastic was a mistake, makes it look like a cheap prop of a metallic object.
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Comment #43792005
Surely you can download the extension from a mirror and install it manually(ie the "old fashioned way")?
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Comment #42839364
The first layoff is always the worst. You'll treat future gigs as transactional and be better for it. The younger you're laid off the sooner you'll learn this.
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Comment #42428014
No explanation of what Bevy is? https://bevyengine.org/
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Comment #42376209
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Comment #42255307
North Korea says their excellent Human rights is reason for low emigration rate.
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Comment #42175363
I think you mean thirty years, 2004 was almost web 2.0.
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Comment #42022613
Fond memories. Look up also Crimson Editor from the same period, great editor.
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Comment #42022594
I love SciTE but it feels like a technical demo compared to Npp.
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Comment #41589778
Was this Opera Mini? I remember installing that on my Nokia many years ago. It used compression as well. https://www.coderanch.com/t/229735/Opera-Mini-browser
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Comment #41378768
You can claim this about all slurs, my point is that most websites don't care and blanket ban them.
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Comment #41377418
The 'N' word has seen a similar adoption and "historical negative connotatione still lingers for those who remember it that way" as well. I doubt they'll allow that particular slur…
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Comment #41377246
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Comment #41319821
I have my emails well filtered. For me, It's Slack/Teams that's full of useless groups of inane chatter and DMs that pop up and annoy me.
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Comment #41318962
It's why I don't use IM and just block myself off on those platforms. If it's not meaningful enough to write in an email then it's not meaningful enough for me to read.
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Comment #39880298
There a post earlier regarding paint.net and people there mentioned irfanview.
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Comment #39878853
Might depend on how much you sweat and the climate where you live. I personally change every week during summer but fortnightly during winter.
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Comment #39244438
> Global cancer diagnoses will reach 35 million in 2050 ... from the 20 million cases diagnosed in 2022. How much of this can be attributed to population growth?
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Comment #39150866
I get where you're coming from but this is hacker news, what do you expect? There's alot of people here interested in the technology rather then the "product".