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Comment #49222785
He's asking hypothetically why Google would be willing to give up a healthy, lucrative business to Doctorow-ize their gravy train.
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Comment #49213669
In theory I agree. It's probably just a way for people who don't like AI to weaponize the issue.
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Comment #49198325
I was never a big 1980's synth music guy, but for some reason I always enjoyed the soundtracks Vangelis made. Not only for this movie, but also "Chariots of Fire", "Antarctica", &c…
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Comment #49157276
When I was growing up, "Supper's ready" was a common phrase. I think it is more common in the Anglosphere. Of course, my family is of English extraction so that might be why.
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Comment #49097892
Sorry not sorry, but Substack isn't going to run off Lineham because he thinks that people with a dick shouldn't be in a female locker room.
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Comment #49095782
I want very badly to use RSS to read everything, and I still use RSS a lot. But I have to admit that email won the resiliency battle a long time ago.
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Comment #49095739
Eh, I think you have a classification problem. Andrew Tate is far, far right and Linehan...this is the man who created "Father Ted"... is "right" just because he thinks men shouldn…
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Comment #49064757
Europeans are more accepting of being sweaty during the day.
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Comment #49053657
Heads up, in a lot of locations the city is doubled up (displayed twice). Otherwise, I like it a lot and I have it saved to my weather bookmarks.
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Comment #48958050
This article is not very satisfying to read, because it doesn't explore the reasons why GoPro is on the ropes.
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Comment #48858284
The reason why Roger Ebert or Gene Siskel's reviews had value is because they were real people with carefully considered and sometimes strongly-held opinions. That's never going to…
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Comment #48856275
Ghost jobs are a real thing, and they create so much noise and make it harder to find the signal when job searching. Also, a lot of job search websites don't even have a category f…
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Comment #48785571
I've had this bookmarked since 2016, and have referred to it many times over the years.
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Comment #48770077
My fave keyboard is the IBM Model M SSK. I started out with the full sized Model M, but the keypad got to be a bit too much and as I was making several geographical moves as a youn…
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Comment #48706603
You can get them in all sorts of shapes and sizes Indeed. I mentioned Hind above. Charlie Hind makes soprano, alto, tenor, bass, and double ocarinas, made from rosewood, cocobola, …
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Comment #48706576
Ocarina? Immediate clickbait for me; one of my hobbies is playing obscure musical instruments. I have one of these, made of rosewood. Great if you're a little bit more serious abou…
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Comment #48662512
That 2002 Wired article is still behind a paywall. Shameful.
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Comment #48646765
It is definitely a better fit because Stow was never intended to function as a manager for dotfiles under version control.
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Comment #48646670
IANAL, and would like to believe that what you say is true, but I think in most jurisdictions "reasonable suspicion" that the vehicle was not street legal would float as justificat…
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Comment #48646614
Interestingly, shumai (or "siomai" if in the Philippines) is a type of traditional Cantonese meat dumpling from China made of ground pork.