Arstechnica, please point to a single friendship that started because of AI. I'm begging you, a single shred of evidence of even the tiniest friendship.
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- They'll give you a $1000 phone under the guarantee of a 2-year contract. That can be considered a type of loan and they can repo the phone if you stop paying.
- If you stop paying monthly bills, they can only really force you to pay the balance if they have your SSN and can affect your credit score.
I'm not endorsing the practice of ruining people's chances of buying a home over unpaid phone bills, but it's a pretty good deal from AT&T's perspective.
People who thought OJ Simpson was innocent at the time of the trial, did you later change your mind?
There was a huge disparity in opinion between black and white communities at the time of the trial: https://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/the-fix/files/2015/09/Simpson-Public-Opinion.png
You are the reason I have imposter syndrome.
Kinda crazy that any other method was ever implemented tbh.
Margot Robbie, I was about to agree with you and thought that was a very reasonable take, until you tried to argue that git merge is better than git rebase, then I simply had to disregard the whole thing.
You can trust that the service will persist. The fediverse is practically speaking unkillable since no one group holds all the strings. The trade off is that any data you post is shared freely with all. At least it's clear from the start and no one is profiting off of it. Unlike Reddit, you know exactly what's going on as soon as you sign up.
I'm confused, he made a homemade GPU that can't be mass-produced, and it runs a 30 year old game at 44 fps, and it may (or may not) actually become open source, and I'm supposed to be excited about it?
It was good for fast news in the same way that I can multiply long numbers fast by always saying 62 immediately.
Interesting. I remember reading a news article before 2017 stating that printers used to do this, but the practice has since ended because someone was able to prove they were doing it in the mid-2000s. At the time, I saw some people on Reddit claiming they just switched to a new, harder to detect method, and everyone was saying they were conspiracy theorists.
The solution here isn't to buy brand name, it's to not buy plastic bags. Put your stuff in hard sided Tupperware or old pasta jars. Brand name plastic bags probably have just as many ptfas.