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01189998819991197253, to technology in ChatGPT has caused a massive drop in demand for online digital freelancers — here is what you can do to protect yourself
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I mean… they do have protein, fruits, and such, so, yes. But I was craving some pasta. I guess a crepe is like a sweet pasta. I did feel the craving vanish… …

01189998819991197253, to technology in ChatGPT has caused a massive drop in demand for online digital freelancers — here is what you can do to protect yourself
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I was traveling this week, and saw a couple very obviously AI-generated billboards for the city’s downtown. Something about downtown eats or something. They were, and I’m being extremely nice here, absolutely hideous. I have never, in all my life, seen such ugly billboards. And, while they were different, they were basically the same thing (does that make sense? Them being different, but the same? Not really sure how else to describe it). I was actually looking for a place to eat, and those things deterred me from going downtown. Ended up finding this cute little coffeeshop in some random side road. No food, but holy crap the coffee and crepes were good!

01189998819991197253, to linux in Linux's New DRM Panic "Blue Screen of Death" In Action
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Agreed. Probably the only One of the good thing about the win98 BSOD is that it crashed/froze along with the computer, and the PC required a hard reboot. Yeah, I know, not intentional, but it allowed me to fully read the message.

Edit: crossout

01189998819991197253, to linux in Linux's New DRM Panic "Blue Screen of Death" In Action
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This looks EXACTLY as I imagined!

01189998819991197253, to linux in Linux's New DRM Panic "Blue Screen of Death" In Action
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A QR code created from the actual fault text would be super helpful. That way we can scan it and get the full error message (details and all) on another device without having to snap a picture or something. But not like windows does it, where it’s a link to a defunct page. I’m taking about the actual text transcoded into a QR code.

01189998819991197253, to politics in DeSantis Claims Florida Marijuana Legalization Ballot Measure Will Let People 'Bring 20 Joints To An Elementary School'
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That’s enough to share with the class! I mean, if you’re going to bring it to school, you have to bring enough to share. Those are the rules of schools.

01189998819991197253, to linux in Microsoft Releases Azure Linux 3.0 Preview
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01189998819991197253, to privacy in FUTO Keyboard app
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129 MB for a keyboard? Why?

01189998819991197253, to linux in Cloud Storage with smart/on-demand sync Linux client?
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Maybe it was the lack of metadata? I’m not sure, it’s been a while since I used it last. I’ll try to spin it up again and see how it does for my usecase now. I really only used it for file storage.

01189998819991197253, to linux in Cloud Storage with smart/on-demand sync Linux client?
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Not just you. It didn’t make sense to me either, which is why it struck me as odd, and why I kept a separate backup. This was a long while ago, so things, it seems, have changed (unsurprisingly with NC, for the better).

01189998819991197253, to linux in Cloud Storage with smart/on-demand sync Linux client?
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Question on NC. The last time I used it, it stored all files in a db (sql of choice). Is it still doing that? Or are they in a folder structure now? I had an issue where the db file got corrupted, and I lost everything. I had a folder structure backup, because I didn’t trust sql for file storage, but it’s the reason I haven’t gone back to NC.

01189998819991197253, to privacy in See what’s changing in Firefox: Better insights, same privacy. Stil a good choice?
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That’s what I also understood. It’s just an odd, almost incorrect, phrasing. Unless our understanding is wrong, and they actually mean that they won’t follow the local laws if said laws require them to violate privacy.

01189998819991197253, to world in At Least 27 People Killed in Horrific Amusement Park Fire
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Nope. All concrete.

Why, it’s the splishiest splashiest place on the planet!

01189998819991197253, to world in At Least 27 People Killed in Horrific Amusement Park Fire
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It’s a very odd place to go on fire!

01189998819991197253, to privacy in See what’s changing in Firefox: Better insights, same privacy. Stil a good choice?
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I’m not a fan of automated data collection, regardless of the reason. I see the merit, though, but I won’t allow it. The post is very clear about the preserved anonymity of the collected data, which is good, and on how to easily opt out, which is great.

This statement, however, was a bit strange. Almost like they are being flippant on local laws. Since I know this isn’t the case here, they should have phrased it different. (Emphasis mine)

Your search activities are handled with the same level of confidentiality as all other data regardless of any local laws surrounding certain health services.

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