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Does KaiOS sell my text message data?(reddit.com)
1 points by endofreach 11d ago|0 comments
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The Improbable Journey of Impossible Creatures(vg247.com)
2 points by endofreach 2mo ago|0 comments
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by endofreach 2mo ago
> iDEAL also supports P2P payments through Tikkie (ABN AMRO) or the payment request option of other banks. You basically show a QR code or send a link and the person paying goes through the iDEAL flow to transfer the money. Tikkie (and t
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by endofreach 2mo ago
> The remote server is able to determine whether you are fetching the script using curl/browser or piped directly into bash I think you must be mixing something up here. At least i would be very surprised to learn how pipes are that
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by endofreach 2mo ago
Fellow finanzamtpostempfaenger here. I've experienced the moment of shock reading their amounts and almost fainting more than i'd like to admit.
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by endofreach 3mo ago
> Sites need to include this language to protect themselves from malicious law suits No, they do not. They do need to have people believe they do need to.
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by endofreach 3mo ago
We'll see.
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by endofreach 3mo ago
How fucking cool would robohorses instead of cars or bikes be?
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by endofreach 3mo ago
> smtp grew up to be an antisocial curmudgeon. extended smtp starts with EHLO. email will become so unusable, next one will have to be HELNO i guess
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by endofreach 3mo ago
Why?
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by endofreach 3mo ago
Ignoring the actual situation as I don't care to go into that right now, just talking about the mechanisms working with here. I did have access accidentally to buy cheap social stuff. Not that it would be hard to run it myself, just wo
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by endofreach 3mo ago
Of course. Everybody knows to rather use the obvious alternative to ffmpeg!
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by endofreach 3mo ago
So who is someone who's opinion is worth anything to you? Except yourself, presumably, to me it almost seems nobody is perfect.
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by endofreach 3mo ago
Unfortunately this statement will, in spite of what you identified correctly, likely do its job and divert attention from the fundamental issues we are facing with a technology that has already spread further than anyone can control. From e
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by endofreach 4mo ago
"I phrase can this words a way not make sense. seems! but point across still!" AI can turn it into a pseudo-poem or a 4 pages document. Or it can just fix the grammar. But it doesn't really change the point of the sentence– n
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by endofreach 4mo ago
why not just agree on a release date? while i enjoy circumventing moneyfences, i understand the wallmakers do not. i think this would be an easy deal, if someone just laid it on the table.
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by endofreach 4mo ago
Very interesting. I have been working on something quite some time, where something like this would play a very crucial role, but i never got around to really thinking about how to implement everything. And as I have still a lot of work to
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by endofreach 4mo ago
Also, usually, as soon as they realize they have a not-total-shit product, they immediately start to screw it up completely. So if bing ends up being better actually, it won't be long until they replace every good part of it with somet
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by endofreach 4mo ago
I don't know what happened in my brain but i expected a piece about points as in keeping scores. Maybe about how we evolved from binary results (alive/dead in early human competitions) to more complex systems. I'd say humans
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by endofreach 4mo ago
> or it can be a bad thing if you insist that "this is how we do things, because this is how we've always done things" Or... maybe... just maybe... it can be a bad thing, because it's a bad thing.
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by endofreach 4mo ago
So, what are you building in that space?
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by endofreach 5mo ago
The graham hancocks of the future are gonna go nuts finding out about this mythical new orleans
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by endofreach 5mo ago
I'm using them just to start even more of those projects. I guess i'll always be, most literally, a beginner.
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by endofreach 5mo ago
> ai;dr Haven't seen that one yet. I like it.
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by endofreach 5mo ago
"There is a part of a URL called the fragment, the text after the #. By design, fragments are never sent to servers. They exist only in the browser, only on the device, only at the moment of access. Nowhere puts everything there. An en
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by endofreach 5mo ago
Even worse if you've spent time developing a moral compass
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by endofreach 5mo ago
Anyone who needs an article for this: don't bother, nothing to lose!
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by endofreach 5mo ago
"We’re not building some “better git”. We’re building the infrastructure for how software gets built next." Dude, aside from this type of phrasing being cringe, it's such blatantly obvious LLM induced psychosis phrase... ridi
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by endofreach 5mo ago
Lol. I mean what the hell is this. I have this weird feeling this guy got tricked by an LLM into thinking this move is smart... "what you've built is not just a json formatter, it's the next big...". I mean good luck to
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by endofreach 6mo ago
> the gap between capability and behavior might be much smaller Can you elaborate a bit on what you mean with the gap?

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