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by suddenclarity 2y ago
Associated Press wrote this: > Belgrade’s emergency hospital has denied reports that many people sought help after the incident and urged legal action against those who “spread untrue information”.
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by suddenclarity 2y ago
Are there any reputable sources confirming this? So far I've only seen random accounts on social media making the claim. The police, defence ministry and emergency hospital all deny the claim. Jeez. Getting your comment flagged for ask
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by suddenclarity 2y ago
> if the main complaint that you have about your politicians is that they sometimes look at their phones It's just a cheap shot to rile up people that don't know better. Actively listening and arguing with opposition in the Par
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by suddenclarity 2y ago
Maybe an off-topic rant but I ran into a similar feeling when wanting to do a personal PHP project with Laravel. Even with the backend set, the front still felt like it had to make a choice among Blade, Livewire, Vue and React glued togethe
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by suddenclarity 2y ago
I'm not very knowledgeable about current models but isn't that the whole USP for Nothing Phone? There are multiple lights so you can customize unique patterns for both contacts and apps.
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by suddenclarity 2y ago
> Why do no android phones have IR blasters anymore? Both Xiaomi and OnePlus have it on their phones. Personally I never used mine and didn't see the point. It was quicker and more effortless to just click the button on the physical
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by suddenclarity 2y ago
I use a Fenix 6X Pro and it's a great exercise tracker with notifications. I don't see it as a smartwatch though. You can't reply to messages beyond stock replies or visit an url. I'm yet to find an interesting app and I
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by suddenclarity 2y ago
Not a dig at you but I laughed a bit when reading it. "it's not hard, just pay someone to do it for you" I get the sentiment though. I've spent countless of hours trying to read up on digitizing our VHS collection while
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by suddenclarity 2y ago
I read the headlines and was surprised to see the replay of the red card afterwards. There's no intention to harm but he went studs first on the calf and then all the way down to the foot. Red card is harsh but imho not a blatant error
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by suddenclarity 2y ago
You could write your own OS software that polls your browser for installed extensions and then nukes your internet connection through the host file if you disable the extension. Cold Turkey kinda does this by automatically closing your brow
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by suddenclarity 2y ago
I do this as well but find it a bit of a pain to add/remove sources since YouTube doesn't offer any easily accessible RSS feed. Wish there was a way to sync subscriptions with the YouTube account but at the same time I would never
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by suddenclarity 2y ago
I assume such a change would heavily impact you as well? 40% of all seriously injured in the traffic are single-bike accidents. Here in Sweden that is.
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by suddenclarity 2y ago
I had a quick look and apparently it started when he made a video on how to dump Switch games to ROMs and he showed 30 seconds of footage from Super Mario 3D World. Beyond that, almost all of his most recent video thumbnails contain emulato
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by suddenclarity 2y ago
It's probably tied to how I use bookmarks but I strive for quality over quantity. Some are just temporary until I get the chance to write down the important information or watch the video - others are more constant, but when I go throu
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by suddenclarity 2y ago
It's an interesting idea but missing vital features for me. For example, the star in Chrome tells me that I have bookmarked this page in the past so I avoid having duplicate bookmarks even after editing the name. The standard synchroni
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by suddenclarity 2y ago
Which is a can of worms by itself which we saw this year with xz-utils.
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by suddenclarity 2y ago
Should probably mention that it's your own software and that it cost $5. Not that the money really matters.
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by suddenclarity 2y ago
There are and you can get cheap noname Chinese ones for as low as $10. Unfortunately most of them are terrible. I've played with it on and off for years and even gotten individual tools for $100+ but still have issues. It's a bit
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by suddenclarity 2y ago
That wasn't the average house which is partly why Simpsons had a whole storyline about how they could afford it. A more likely reason is probably the growth of the single-person households which grew from 6.9% in the 60s to 38% now. Pe
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by suddenclarity 2y ago
We don't know what was said between the author and the police. As stated in the article, it's a cold case where the search had been going on for years and they had several witnesses claiming to have seen the car in a different loc
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by suddenclarity 2y ago
I support the message about allowing legal speech but this is ridiculous: > Three actors have the ability to delete a comment: the user who posted it, the social media platform, or the owner of the channel or page, where the comment was
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by suddenclarity 2y ago
What is safe and in what way does the Safety Advisory Council improve it? The group that created a very toxic environment around Twitch when it included a political activist identifying as a deer (!) that threatened to silence everyone.
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by suddenclarity 2y ago
My previous laptop was a $180 Thinkpad that stayed with me for five years. The claim that _most_ IT workers can't afford that and are forced to do their private stuff on a company computer sounds preposterous.
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by suddenclarity 2y ago
I'm curious if Twitter publishing view count just exposed his account and that caused a personal crisis. He posts about four times a day and I'm yet to find one valuable tweet from the last month. It could all be ai generated repo
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by suddenclarity 2y ago
It gets worse. The latest trend in healthcare is to use AI written patient journals based on the computer listening to the conversation.
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by suddenclarity 2y ago
Skimming the letter makes it look like another attempt at pushing through their Code of Conduct (RFC98) targeting "ideas rooted in fascism or bigotry", whatever that means. Now going a step further by erasing the people in charge.
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by suddenclarity 2y ago
Am I reading the article correctly that the "critical safety gap" is the fact that autopilot allows people to lose focus by only nagging them through sounds instead of say, stopping or randomly disengaging autopilot?
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by suddenclarity 2y ago
Unless I missed it, the article seems to leave out details. According to previous articles, she seemingly accused Tesla of corruption by placing orders to suppliers based on friendship more than quality and price. The safety issue of mats s
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by suddenclarity 2y ago
> Pay $10 for a DRM file on the Amazon and still have to put up with ads. If you purchase the discounted ad version. Pay the full price or the $20 difference whenever you feel like and you don't get any ads. You can even send them a
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by suddenclarity 2y ago
Wrong. He was given stock with a made up hypothetical value. It isn't related to the yearly revenue/costs of the company.

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