^ is a confused demonstration of my point: > They are different things. A project can be both; a person can talk about these two aspects of one project. BTW, your pouring on of qualifiers (elsewhere "weasel words")…
> Biden: Israel and Lebanon Agree on Ceasefire This is correct for all uses of the word "Agree" and "Ceasefire" in which - "Agree" means "surrendered after central Beirut was bombed until the Lebanese capitulated." -…
or use POP , POP3, whatever, which will delete the email off the server - which (unpopular opinion) is a feature not a bug. Yes, one copy of each email; yes, I don't want to handle each (any) email multiple times, even…
I have not, but I just asked chatGPT and it, chatGPT, suggested a starting point solution. I asked: how would I: - use IMAP to read email from my email server - call a local LLM (say ollama) to classify the email - file…
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unfortunately, we can't - should not ever again - believe anything stated by corporate media. So. . . this (article) is an interesting idea. And that's it.
Came here to say this: BBC news as a source ... hmmm, no thanks.
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well, looks like you know what you're talking about.
> ... then shifting goal posts. Exactly, exactly the same as dishonestly conflating (a) a serious real world (it exists) situation involving many features including vast election fraud - which, yes, may or may not have…
> The evidence is just laughably bad. That's simply a straight-out lie. Review twenty examples, say - even the least intellectually curious can do that - yes, you can. It will take 20 minutes and a bit of thinking. Each…
Only pre-release is covered. Post-release is not attacked in this bill: | | ... the copies or phonorecords of the work have not been commercially publicly performed in the United States by or with the authorization of…
> The fact that at no point did police simply open fire in mass. Well that is truly impressive. You think that it's "impressive" (?!) that the police, while working, did _not_ commit mass murder in response to being…
Well, I didn't know, so I guess I'm half American. TIL.
> it seems impossible they could have covered up something like that without someone leaking/talking. You haven't ever (!?) heard of 'leaking/talking'? That's a huge rock you've been under, and a well-greased cannonball…
If you are into heavy music, the 'similar artists' on the band's page on (the awesome) Encyclopedia Metallicum is very, very good. https://www.metal-archives.com/bands/Meshuggah/21 https://www.metal-archives.com/
But they are not allowed to have thoughts like that, any non-pro-5G thoughts. So there's no way for them to get the conclusion the article implies they have made. It must be fake.
Well, you've made one true statement: The last time you "checked" ... ahem ... that was when "most things in that dossier turned out to be true." Dishonesty, and turtles, all the way down.
> My personal wish is for a modern and first-class replacement for the various AsciiDoc-to-PDF flows. Hear hear. (a.k.a. "+1", a.k.a "this")
Ah, yes. A parsec is about 3.3 light years. I misremembered as 3.7 or 3.8 light years.
^ is a confused demonstration of my point: > They are different things. A project can be both; a person can talk about these two aspects of one project. BTW, your pouring on of qualifiers (elsewhere "weasel words")…
> Biden: Israel and Lebanon Agree on Ceasefire This is correct for all uses of the word "Agree" and "Ceasefire" in which - "Agree" means "surrendered after central Beirut was bombed until the Lebanese capitulated." -…
or use POP , POP3, whatever, which will delete the email off the server - which (unpopular opinion) is a feature not a bug. Yes, one copy of each email; yes, I don't want to handle each (any) email multiple times, even…
I have not, but I just asked chatGPT and it, chatGPT, suggested a starting point solution. I asked: how would I: - use IMAP to read email from my email server - call a local LLM (say ollama) to classify the email - file…
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unfortunately, we can't - should not ever again - believe anything stated by corporate media. So. . . this (article) is an interesting idea. And that's it.
Came here to say this: BBC news as a source ... hmmm, no thanks.
dead . . . recently registered with Namecheap
well, looks like you know what you're talking about.
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> ... then shifting goal posts. Exactly, exactly the same as dishonestly conflating (a) a serious real world (it exists) situation involving many features including vast election fraud - which, yes, may or may not have…
> The evidence is just laughably bad. That's simply a straight-out lie. Review twenty examples, say - even the least intellectually curious can do that - yes, you can. It will take 20 minutes and a bit of thinking. Each…
Only pre-release is covered. Post-release is not attacked in this bill: | | ... the copies or phonorecords of the work have not been commercially publicly performed in the United States by or with the authorization of…
> The fact that at no point did police simply open fire in mass. Well that is truly impressive. You think that it's "impressive" (?!) that the police, while working, did _not_ commit mass murder in response to being…
Well, I didn't know, so I guess I'm half American. TIL.
> it seems impossible they could have covered up something like that without someone leaking/talking. You haven't ever (!?) heard of 'leaking/talking'? That's a huge rock you've been under, and a well-greased cannonball…
If you are into heavy music, the 'similar artists' on the band's page on (the awesome) Encyclopedia Metallicum is very, very good. https://www.metal-archives.com/bands/Meshuggah/21 https://www.metal-archives.com/
But they are not allowed to have thoughts like that, any non-pro-5G thoughts. So there's no way for them to get the conclusion the article implies they have made. It must be fake.
Well, you've made one true statement: The last time you "checked" ... ahem ... that was when "most things in that dossier turned out to be true." Dishonesty, and turtles, all the way down.
> My personal wish is for a modern and first-class replacement for the various AsciiDoc-to-PDF flows. Hear hear. (a.k.a. "+1", a.k.a "this")
Ah, yes. A parsec is about 3.3 light years. I misremembered as 3.7 or 3.8 light years.