>Our current expectation is that AO3 will be down for a minimum of two weeks; however, it could take up to four weeks. That seems crazy to me. I've been part of orgs that have had stuff like this happen and they've been…
>most people who win the lottery aren't rich forever. Everytime that gets mentions someone points out it's mostly a myth that lottery winners lose it all shortly afterwards. There are a few high profile instances of…
Was hoping it was this: https://github.com/Open-Shell/Open-Shell-Menu not some bs from nvidia.
No matter how many times this gets reposted, which seems like several times a year for the last few years, no they haven't figured out how to make a true blue rose.
>Both sides clearly thought it was meant to be "years" at the time it was signed. That'd be the thing to prove, and it's not as cut and dried when the documentation and one of the parties both say otherwise.
honestly, it's probably worth frequent bathroom visits if you don't get the gallbladder attacks.
As someone that's been putting the surgery off for years, from what I can tell most people have basically zero symptoms afterwards, and those that do still aren't overly bothered by them, but there is a small but real…
My godfather that helped me get into computers used to make a decent living doing foxpro databases for companies in the 90s. We lost touch years ago, I always wondered if he stuck with it.
I used to make little meme generators with imagemagick before those were a thing, wish I had thought to make a job of it.
I'm still not convinced there is some product where the price/performance justifies it.
>The tapestry is really neat as a piece of... propaganda, for lack of a better term. Honestly, I've been hearing so much about the Bayeux tapestry lately, that I'd almost believe that someone is being paid to promote it.
>My most recent laptop purchase was a Macbook Pro, because the price/performance is just so lopsided with the price of memory pushing everything up to Apple-like prices, it didn't make sense to buy an x86 laptop. I see…
As a dos/windows/linux users my whole life, I got asked by some family a few years back to get photos off of a mac from a deceased family member. I pulled off everything I could find, but I was never sure I actually…
Good.
I'm not even sure you'd need AI for that, there are only like 3 voices that are ever used.
>How do you solve geometry problems. For lots of them I visualize / rotate things im my head. Not the other guy, but I can think about how they look without actually 'seeing' them in my mind.
>Here’s some evidence for you: when I close my eye, I see black. This, I can imagine things, but it's like the idea of something, not a picture of it. Blows my mind when people tell me their imagination is like watching…
>Had the road been completed, Bryson City could have also become another Gatlinburg All of these 'x to nowhere' projects are like that, people totally ignore that growth that would happen if the projects were actually…
What about using 3 or 4 instead?
I really wish my insurance would cover GLP-1s, because I think reduction in fatty liver and other ancillary benefits, along with the weight loss, would be medically helpful for me.
there is a captcha type thing you can implement in javascript that forces them to do math, I never remember what it's called but it has some anime catgirl as the logo, I imagine you could modify that a bit to make them…
There are a ton of people that want an affordable ICE powered truck, for a variety of valid and invalid reasons. The market is there, but they're going to need to be smart about how they do this if they want to capture…
You can order the trees online.
>Even my concern that it was tied to an app that might disappear one day is of course covered by the fact that it's all just MIDI files on a card. I was sorta surprised when the blog mentioned it was like 200k lines of…
>It manages do that while working in 70+ countries over 15,000 cities with multiple different languages and payment vendors and it is all done via a single application. I'd assume almost all of that is done server side…
>Our current expectation is that AO3 will be down for a minimum of two weeks; however, it could take up to four weeks. That seems crazy to me. I've been part of orgs that have had stuff like this happen and they've been…
>most people who win the lottery aren't rich forever. Everytime that gets mentions someone points out it's mostly a myth that lottery winners lose it all shortly afterwards. There are a few high profile instances of…
Was hoping it was this: https://github.com/Open-Shell/Open-Shell-Menu not some bs from nvidia.
No matter how many times this gets reposted, which seems like several times a year for the last few years, no they haven't figured out how to make a true blue rose.
>Both sides clearly thought it was meant to be "years" at the time it was signed. That'd be the thing to prove, and it's not as cut and dried when the documentation and one of the parties both say otherwise.
honestly, it's probably worth frequent bathroom visits if you don't get the gallbladder attacks.
As someone that's been putting the surgery off for years, from what I can tell most people have basically zero symptoms afterwards, and those that do still aren't overly bothered by them, but there is a small but real…
My godfather that helped me get into computers used to make a decent living doing foxpro databases for companies in the 90s. We lost touch years ago, I always wondered if he stuck with it.
I used to make little meme generators with imagemagick before those were a thing, wish I had thought to make a job of it.
I'm still not convinced there is some product where the price/performance justifies it.
>The tapestry is really neat as a piece of... propaganda, for lack of a better term. Honestly, I've been hearing so much about the Bayeux tapestry lately, that I'd almost believe that someone is being paid to promote it.
>My most recent laptop purchase was a Macbook Pro, because the price/performance is just so lopsided with the price of memory pushing everything up to Apple-like prices, it didn't make sense to buy an x86 laptop. I see…
As a dos/windows/linux users my whole life, I got asked by some family a few years back to get photos off of a mac from a deceased family member. I pulled off everything I could find, but I was never sure I actually…
Good.
I'm not even sure you'd need AI for that, there are only like 3 voices that are ever used.
>How do you solve geometry problems. For lots of them I visualize / rotate things im my head. Not the other guy, but I can think about how they look without actually 'seeing' them in my mind.
>Here’s some evidence for you: when I close my eye, I see black. This, I can imagine things, but it's like the idea of something, not a picture of it. Blows my mind when people tell me their imagination is like watching…
>Had the road been completed, Bryson City could have also become another Gatlinburg All of these 'x to nowhere' projects are like that, people totally ignore that growth that would happen if the projects were actually…
What about using 3 or 4 instead?
I really wish my insurance would cover GLP-1s, because I think reduction in fatty liver and other ancillary benefits, along with the weight loss, would be medically helpful for me.
there is a captcha type thing you can implement in javascript that forces them to do math, I never remember what it's called but it has some anime catgirl as the logo, I imagine you could modify that a bit to make them…
There are a ton of people that want an affordable ICE powered truck, for a variety of valid and invalid reasons. The market is there, but they're going to need to be smart about how they do this if they want to capture…
You can order the trees online.
>Even my concern that it was tied to an app that might disappear one day is of course covered by the fact that it's all just MIDI files on a card. I was sorta surprised when the blog mentioned it was like 200k lines of…
>It manages do that while working in 70+ countries over 15,000 cities with multiple different languages and payment vendors and it is all done via a single application. I'd assume almost all of that is done server side…