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3mo ago
Just a few days ago I was thinking about firing up my 360 to play some Halo Reach. Any idea if the online matchmaking still works?
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6mo ago
Just for reference, Codex using GPT-5.4 and that exact prompt was a 4-shot that took ten minutes. The first result was a horrific caricature. After a slight rebuke ("That looks terrible. Read https://en.wikipedia.org/
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6mo ago
Yes! I still use my Panasonic 50" plasma as my daily driver. I still love it, it's an amazing TV :D
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2y ago
But, does it have wobbly windows?
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6y ago
Very cool, I was unaware of this product. Thanks for the deal! :D
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7y ago
Unfortunately, yes. Several years ago they started soldering the RAM directly to the motherboard, and don't provide any ram slots. So, whatever amount a unit shipped with is the max it will ever have. I'm still using a mid-2009
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7y ago
I do the exact same thing. Just a text file that these days I store in a Dropbox folder so that no matter what system I'm on I can just "vi ~/Dropbox/notes.txt". Similarly, several years ago I added a keybind to my
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7y ago
Thanks for that! I hadn't seen it before, that's pretty funny.
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7y ago
While ultimately true, the problem is that you can't control how other people think or judge, but you can control what you wear.
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7y ago
The immutability illusion was busted for me when SpaceX edited one of their video live-streams. Their intent was harmless in that they corrected a split-screen that was showing the same camera feed in both windows, IIRC. However, when you
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7y ago
Thank you for mentioning IrfanView. Back in the day I used to have a cracked copy of LviewPro that was always one of the 1st programs to be installed whenever I started working on a new system. It was small, fast, and I could easily flip
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7y ago
Thank you, I had the same problem. Apt couldn't find it in my Ubuntu 18.04.2 LTS install, and when I googled it I'm pretty sure "South Carolina Department of Corrections" wasn't what I was looking for. ;) So, tha
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7y ago
Same here. The moment I saw "programmatic ads" I thought, "then what kind of ads do they have?"
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7y ago
I recently heard it called as being in a state of equilibrium. Not sure if that's the one you were thinking of, but it was in the context of ancient construction techniques and describes the same thing.
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7y ago
In the late 80s or early 90s I was interviewing for a data entry job at General Motors, and was told that they were getting burned frequently by blindly paying incoming invoices for goods or services that were never provided. I was surpris
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7y ago
If you want to view their header image at larger size but right-clicking doesn't give you the option to "Open image in new tab", the direct link is below. Not a big deal, but it might save a few clicks for some: https:/
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7y ago
Or nut job s (plural), unknown to or untouchable by the administration, have a pet project ;)
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7y ago
Exactly. I believe I saw one or more UFOs when I was kid, maybe 10 or 11 years old, while riding my bike to a local park. Three or four stationary white lights in the sky, equidistant from each other. Of note, this was in an early aftern
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7y ago
That makes no sense to me. If something is doing something, then it's automatically possible, which, if lacking another explanation, automatically means it could be evidence of aliens. And, defying the known laws of physics isn't
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7y ago
McDonald's has been testing one they call the McVegan, but it's only available in a few countries outside the US. With Burger King's version being available, I'm guessing that will speed up the availability of the McVeg
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7y ago
Done! The device in the patent claims to be a gravitational mass reduction device.
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7y ago
Or, that it did go somewhere, but the start of this project's "near term" was decades ago.
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7y ago
Google says otherwise. Here is a clip from the Senate Judiciary Committee questioning about a month ago: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PwyuCtbK3qw
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7y ago
Did you mean RediSQL.com? Or is that someone else?
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8y ago
Thank you for your thoughts on it, I'm intrigued enough to really want to look more into it. Even if I don't get to use it, I think it will give me some ideas that I can apply to other projects.
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8y ago
Take this with a grain of salt, as I only recently came across it and haven't used it, but the Trailblazer framework looks like it has a good way of getting logic out of the views.
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8y ago
But the congressional/democrat leaders are on record from just a few years discussing the importance of border security including barriers. Now that Trump wants that, too, even the idea of doing so is considered immoral. For a lot of
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8y ago
I am, too, but I would say the easiest argument to make for that case is that he eventually came around to offering them things they wanted, and a reduction of what he wanted. But, Pelosi and others simply hate him so much that they are wi
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8y ago
Native speaker and I had the same confusion, but was intrigued by the idea that people felt so strongly about their kitchen mixer, and was curious about what other kinds of mixers are available (that aren't rotary). I'm weird ;)
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8y ago
No, take the opportunity to replace the cap! If you really just don't have the interest or the time, please give it someone that is willing to make the attempt. It's a great learning experience and maybe someone that couldn'
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