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Vrondi
4mo ago
There's no social engineering here, since all they have to do is copy and paste. This is a complete process design fail.
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4mo ago
Order fries with no salt, and they will fry a whole new basket to fill your order. You have to wait, but you get fresh hot fries every time.
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4mo ago
In the USA midwest, it is around $12-13 USD for a sandwich and fries, no drink.
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4mo ago
Well, if you're a real human, you're also probably not in a hurry to go from a decent quality of life to homeless, either.
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5mo ago
By mis-identifying them, leading to 5 months of jail time for a person who has done nothing other than be in public. https://www.nytimes.com/2026/03/30/us/north-dakota-facial-re...
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6mo ago
The people writing the AI agents are being paid by the insurance companies.
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6mo ago
Comets is where many astronomers have long thought the ocean came from. Comets are literal drops in our ocean. LOTS of comets. The atmosphere and the Earth at large would have been very different, and being bombarded by many giant space sno
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8mo ago
I think the fact that most Americans call it "Charlie Brown" when the name of it is actually "Peanuts" proves you wrong.
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8mo ago
But I have 90s t-shirts that are just now dying after all these years of being dried only in an electric dryer, and other t-shirts just a few years old that are disintegrating. There's definitely been a quality change in the average sh
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8mo ago
Along these lines, watch these two videos from Bernadette Banner to learn how to identify fabric types and learn how to identify quality features in clothing: https://youtu.be/qtJ5ukWundY?si=xzOyiwrrt8oTgpii https:/&#
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8mo ago
Supima Cotton t-shirts from Lands End are great. Or, "100% Pima Cotton" from anyone else.
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1y ago
Well, the author in the article is in the US, posting about behavior they experience in the US, so it really isn't that surprising.
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1y ago
But, OP was not in a public space.
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1y ago
The the author of the article wasn't in a public area, but in a private area at a private event, perhaps model release forms are a really good idea for participants.
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1y ago
It isn't you. None of those answers are correct. Sociology studies societies and cultures; collective behaviors at different scales within different niches, etc. It's an LLM hallucinating again.
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1y ago
At the time PayPal rolled out, the single feature that made it popular in the USA is that it provided eBay sellers an easy/cheap way to receive credit card payments from buyers. That is all. Any person could set up a PayPal and instant
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1y ago
You're missing the part where the robot was created by us.
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1y ago
Kobo is generally excellent. Usually if there's a hardware problem, it's visible out of the box, and you can exchange it immediately. Then, you're good for years, usually. The recently available color e-ink screens come with
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1y ago
It did increase for a while, and then when Chromebooks came out, schools started using those instead of real computers, because it saved a ton of money. So, the students have only been taught to use Google Docs/Sheets/etc. for yea
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1y ago
During that 10 years, inflation happened. Covid supply chain issues happened. Now, tariff uncertainty is happening. At the same time, the screen resolution of these devices has increased, the refresh rates have gotten faster, etc. Yes, even
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1y ago
Not just antibiotics to consider along this line of thought. We historically had a higher load of parasites. Far more of the population had some amount of parasites more of the time. Things like sewer systems/sanitation/clean drin
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1y ago
Nobody talks about "life in the 22nd century" in the way they talked about "life in the 21st century" in recent decades, because for the past 24 years we've been at the _beginning_ of a century. Once we get halfway
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2y ago
To make it super easy to use the same "program" on your smartphone/tablet/laptop/desktop, wherever you are. And/or to simultaneously share access to it with friends/family. Yes, you can all just point a lo
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2y ago
The fascinating thing is that the political right largely prefers ICE vehicles in the USA. This is a combination of factors, like more rural voters who need more range/work more blue collar jobs/haul firewood/etc. Combined wi
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2y ago
That's what "self hosted" usually means.
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2y ago
The only thing that will be different for most is vendor lock-in will be to LLM vendors.
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2y ago
Some note-taking apps can already do this. Samsung note devices are decent at it.
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2y ago
Any user ever posting URLs should never ever be removed. The Web should be allowed to exist. This is utterly despicable behavior.
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2y ago
Colcannon can keep you going forever.
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2y ago
A la Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, https://youtu.be/bPBzj90Su8A?feature=shared
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