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by wubbert 3y ago
Israel.
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by wubbert 4y ago
>the NBER defines a recession as "a significant decline in economic activity spread across the economy, lasting more than a few months, normally visible in real GDP, real income, employment, industrial production, and wholesale-reta
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by wubbert 4y ago
>Lawyers for the customers say that the criminal theft reports are a way to recover lost inventory If the "inventory" (the car) is "lost," then wouldn't that imply that the renter has a car that they shouldn&#x27
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by wubbert 4y ago
IMDb deleted their message boards several years ago because "trolls" were giving movies bad reviews.[1] 1. https://www.thewrap.com/imdb-shut-troll-infested-message-boa...
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by wubbert 4y ago
You've been able to enable this in your account preferences for a while now, and it's also been the default on non-English versions of Wikipedia for a while as well.
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by wubbert 4y ago
About 15 years when I got my first digital camera, I noticed that there were always a few dots in the same spots that were bright white/red/green/blue no matter what the settings on the camera were or what the picture was of.
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by wubbert 4y ago
I've always read that the word "baroque" came from a word that meant "misshapen pearl", but I've never actually seen these pearls before. These are very neat.
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by wubbert 4y ago
I use Syncthing, which is similar to ResilioSync. Syncthing doesn't have as many features as ResilioSync, but its completely free and open source.
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by wubbert 4y ago
They're phrasing it that way for sensationalism.
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by wubbert 4y ago
I got 5/7 before I stopped. I feel like this would be even easier if the images were higher resolution.
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by wubbert 4y ago
>It can't even do text. An unpaid intern adding text to AI generated images would be trivial.
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by wubbert 4y ago
I can't tell if this a sincere service or a cheeky ironic joke.
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by wubbert 4y ago
How will this change affect the users of Fedora?
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by wubbert 4y ago
IIRC Microsoft had something like this years ago, but the results weren't nearly as smooth or natural looking. I can't remember what it was called, though.
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by wubbert 4y ago
What is the reason for everything having flat UIs now?
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by wubbert 4y ago
>It's all about keeping "corporate culture" aka White, rich and able. What world are you living? Colleges and "Corporate culture" these days are all about opposing "whiteness."
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by wubbert 5y ago
>I'm not aware of any companies keeping servers running for a product that matches the life expectancy of a kitchen appliance I think this is the key right here. They want to reduce the life expectancy of kitchen appliances to force
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by wubbert 5y ago
A better question is, why do microwave ovens now need internet connections and software updates?
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by wubbert 5y ago
Why bother using either? They are both unnecessarily bloated and a waste of space. What is nothing wrong with a list of plain old links?
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by wubbert 5y ago
Mozilla does get a lot of their funding from Google...
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by wubbert 5y ago
>are internet cafes still a thing? I don't know about internet cafes specifically, but pretty much all cafes have internet these days.
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by wubbert 5y ago
I seriously doubt this. They can make way more money billing everyone per month than by the second. They might make more from the top percent of heavy users, but I bet most users only use it less than an hour a month. There is no way that t
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by wubbert 5y ago
I swear I've read articles with this exact same title several times over the years, but I can't seem to find any on Google.
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by wubbert 5y ago
Bing behaves in the same way, although I think it has always been like that.
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by wubbert 5y ago
When I saw that comment on /g/ about raytracincing on the TI-84 the other day, I just knew someone would post something like this here in a couple days.
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by wubbert 5y ago
That won't ever happen. If it did, it would disproportionately affect people of color, be declared a racist "feature," and be banned.
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by wubbert 5y ago
I notice that they are refereed to as "driverless" rather than "self-driving". Are these actually self-driving or are they remote controlled by a person?
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by wubbert 5y ago
This is exactly why I have never used LastPass, and have always stuck with KeePass (and KeePassXC). It is much more secure to keep all of my passwords locally than in the cloud.
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by wubbert 5y ago
I don't think it's right to computer simulations "robots".
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by wubbert 5y ago
With the Earth's being consumed at unsustainable levels, genocide and suffering are an inevitability. It's just a question of who is going to do it to who.

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