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Aatube

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[He/Him, Nosist, Touch typist, Enthusiast, Superuser impostorist, keen-eyed humorist, endeavourOS shillist, kotlin useist, wonderful bastard, professinal pedant miser]
Stuped person says stuped things, people boom

I have trouble with using tone in my words but not interpreting tone from others' words. Weird, isn't it?

Formerly on kbin.social and dbzer0

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vscodium doesn't run at 120 FPS and isn't native (as in Electron), which are Zed's goals

Edit: it doesn't seem like native widgets are a development focus of Zed, though

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The selling point is performance and speed... frames don't get rendered above your refresh rate.

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Especially when you have a bunch of extensions and a large-enough file, you want it to parse, highlight, and suggest fast.

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why doesn't that include the ending

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(I've seen it already lol)

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That was a hypothetical illustrating the amount of choices one had to make to port to Linux. So far their decision is to just release a tarball.

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You just press open. The text is very confusing, though.

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Besides what other people have said, there's virtually no chance of the CCP divesting from TikTok.

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But 2.7.2 exists and isn't listed.

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According to this archival screen recording, it is, in fact, real.

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The 2.7.x series is comprised entirely of development versions. In GIMP, odd feature versions are developmental and even feature versions are stable

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The header literally says "Development Version Splash History", and as I've said, the entire 2.7 series is made of development versions.

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Occam's razor: it's the most obvious reason 🥴

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For well you know that it's a fool who plays it cool
By making his world a little colder

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A 3D printer

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It's interesting how individualism and socialism interact with each other, and how a degree of the latter can promote the former.

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It's good enough for its method: selecting sentences from the article using some mystery algorithm without any use of machine learning

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funnily enough, that's the part of his speech he got right. like what the fuck even is a truck

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Seems like renting with extra risk and steps

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The subscription's 10 items per month, not per year, and return the next month. Babies outgrow really quickly when they're young.

According to Or Collective’s website, I have saved £640 over the past two months. Not that I would have ever spent that much - the clothes I borrow from brands such as Bobo Choses and Tinycottons are much pricier than I’d ever be able to justify, which is part of the service’s appeal. My daughter is far better dressed than I am as a result. That said, you can buy them at a reduced price if you become particularly attached.

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I don't think all friends and family own all these stuff either. And this really does save money. The machine here is at most consumerism, incentivizing us to pay extra and own everything we'll use for like at most a month, which I think is too far of a stretch.

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Even better would be that Arcimoto MUV thing. Sadly it appears they went bankrupt

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They brought it to market for six glorious years but couldn't achieve mass-production and spent way too much on a ton of SKUs most people don't want before they basically went bankrupt.

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And how is that a bad thing?

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What could go wrong with depending on such a service? The things up for rental here are only things that have to be frequently changed or used just once or twice. I don't expect to subscribe to more permanent things as part of the expansion of tool rentals. Yes, some like Adobe have already adopted subscription for permanenty things, but that's different from this topic.

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There is a roof. People aren't getting exposed. There are also optional door coverings I've seen.
The rest of your argument sounds like it works against any new vehicle purchase, not to mention the added comfort this has over many bikes.
At around $19000, the FUV is cheaper than any of these silly, roofless and less capacious Caterhams you've linked. Not to mention gas prices.

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I feel like digital software subscriptions have stigmatized subscriptions in general. Subscriptions are great for things that require constant investment to be meaningful. One subscribes to news and receive constant reporting on the latest news; one subscribes to a tool library and get access to nearly every tool one can need. Plus a large part of the article is about non-profit libraries anyway.

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The problem is that you're renting access to something you're not actually consuming.

But you are effectively consuming them. Just like renting books and movies, you nearly always don't need it again after you return it.

Nice talking point just to cover your bum from shilling.

Nice talking point just to cover your bum from shilling.

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Ah yes, buying everything you don't need too long isn't consumerism but renting and reusing is

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Hopefully you have an actually competent and accurately-priced makerspace near.

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Note that the featured rate in the article is "Another rented a planer at £11 a day to fix two doors in her flat after being quoted £245 for a handyman to come in and do the three hour job".

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Of course a Midwestern library has a cake-pan collection.

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But did you know that the devil wears cool skirts you can buy?

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please tag as nsfw

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what's Olaf

don't answer

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aaaaasaaas

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Look, none of this involves AI taking action on posts or answering them. It's just yet another ChatGPT clone, yet another Copilot clone, and search summaries.

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wow, the second and third lights merge with the tree trunks

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Commander was sent to an undisclosed location after the Secret Service recorded 24 biting episodes involving him between October 2022 and July 2023, about half of which required medical attention.

The South Dakota governor, who had been widely seen as a contender to be former President Donald J. Trump’s running mate, wrote in the book about a female wire-haired pointer named Cricket that she had hoped to use to hunt pheasant on her ranch. She said that the dog proved “untrainable,” “dangerous to anyone she came in contact with” and “less than worthless” as a hunting dog — so she shot her in a gravel pit.

In the CBS interview, Ms. Noem sought to defend the killing of Cricket — and a goat she also shot the same day — as “a choice I made over 20 years ago” to “protect people.”

[Serious] Why do so many people seem to hate veganism?

Seen a lot of posts on Lemmy with vegan-adjacent sentiments but the comments are typically very critical of vegan ideas, even when they don't come from vegans themselves. Why is this topic in particular so polarising on the internet? Especially since unlike politics for example, it seems like people don't really get upset by it...

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The thought of private vegan BBQs is funny to me since it seems so much more energy inefficient than the meat they don't eat in that meal.

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I don't think it tries to compare carbohydrates to any UFAs, but the implication is indeed that SFAs significantly contribute to heart disease.

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Ah, thanks, I've missed that.

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In fact, he was going to France precisely because the French senate wanted to hear his testimony.

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SCMP is basically Hong Kong's WSJ

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SCMP is widely recognized as HK's newspaper of record.

WSJ is also owned by Newscorp, so I believe it's a fair comparison even though Alibaba now owns SCMP.

Searching HKET on Wikipedia leads me to a page with a "Conservatism in China" sidebar.

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My preferred is Algodoo, a physics sandbox

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