And now imagine that companies paid reddit money to be enabled to train their AI on them…
And now imagine that companies paid reddit money to be enabled to train their AI on them…
Dude, just ask your dumb parents.
Do they make wet sucking noises if you lift your feet off the ground?
Try purchasing wires or electronic components from Amazon. Same shit, only worse.
I only look into kbin.social occasionally to see if they finally got their spam problem under control. They were nice maybe a year ago, but now it is a dumpster fire with half the main page being ads for drugs and junk services.
You know the fun thing about “The Chaos”? It was written by someone who had English as a second language. Most native speakers simply don’t get how chaotic their language is.
The pronunciation of words can generally be inferred from the spelling
Definitely NOT. English is among the worst languages in that regard.
It would help a lot if they did not hoard exploits, but made the software companies fix them.
Nice toy, but nothing my wife could actually use. Apart from that, it is way to wide and would cause loads of issues on most of the bike paths here.
Con: not suitable for elderly or hanicapped people.
More like 5-10km, and then only on a sunny day in the sun, which would make the car uninhabitable due to the heat.
Better put a few square meters on the roof and use those instead of the 2-3m² you can place on a car at suboptimal angles and with the requirement to park in the baking sun.
Solar cells on a car have no real use. You would have to leave the car out in the sun for weeks to months to charge it up just once.
Get used to it. It is not your machine, its Microsofts.
Having been online when the web was invented, I remember an internet where people simply trust each other. Mail servers acceped mail for anyone without authentication, you could upload files to public servers without problems, and if you needed a machine to host something, you asked around for someone letting you do this. Imagine that today!
SPAM still was processed meat and not the bane of your inbox. It actually had not been invented then! No ads, no cookies, no subscriptions, no paywalls. OK, ordering pizza online was not a thing yet, too.
When you did something stupid because you were new, someone took you by the hand and educated you (eiter not to do it all, or do it the right way), and you learned to be a good netizen.
Congratulation. Criticizing the Israeli governments wrongdoings gets you banned in r/worldnews. Happened to me a few years ago, too. They are simply too dumb to understand that there is a difference between valid criticism and antisemitism. For them, any criticism of Israel is automatically antisemitism.
I am looking for something similar: a printer for stickers on a roll. The printer must be controllable from a PC. I need to print one sticker at a time, printing a whole sheet would make the process absolutely complicated.
My post-post clarity is when I look at what I just posted and find a bunch of typos that I had overlooked at least three times.
How about mandatory service for millionaires, regardless of age?
Which is a mild slap on the wrist, if at all.
Well, you can find whales on tinder, but sometimes they use a picture of a friend…