The trick is learning to not touch the hot stove. Here’s a link to the top 10 reasons not to touch a hot stove.
Read the Jesus parts again. Would Jesus like that?
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Their arguments are just “wah wah wah”.
There were boards that could hold 24 DIMMs. (Memory is fuzzy, but feels right.) Could still hit 12 GB.
Trees hate this one trick.
Cause the cicadas in the photo are on a tree, not on each other.
And pill bottles. Gotta keep the children out! (They cannot read and may pick the wrong choice. Gotcha!)
Aren’t the fools that do this going to end up on the optical camera part? My area is blanketed with these and the AI will apparently follow humans, not just cars.
I have often considered if “Dr. Pepper” is an MD or PhD.
I get 1800’s USA everyone tried to make everything sound medical, but “Dr. Pepper” seems more like a PhD in Economics. Like it is good, but mass marketed.
permanent installation into the house
We have those. Built in fridges are hella expensive.
outdoor radiator that needs to be maintained so it doesn’t get clogged with leaves or damaged
Ditto. Just not hooked to the fridge.
In winter,
Weirdly, winter can require heating the fridge. Also, depending, it can be really hard on the pump. There are specific fridges made to handle garages (most people use a junk fridge and put low value items that do not require refrigeration, but are more enjoyable cold, in it.).
A very “not like that” Cooking Triangle.
I cannot imagine them not hurting themself.
Could you imagine if there were? What a bastard.
Is the lesson not to get hit by a missile?
“Sport Nuts”. Yeah, they are going to hell…
“So Called Christians”, sounds like the sorta person the sign holder is.
Yes. I cannot force people to read, but I can ensure (but I won’t actually follow through) that criticisms are readable to those with poor reading skills, and those that do not read English.
You are not lazy. Only competing interests and needs make people appear lazy to those using a narrow focus.
A link to Wikipedia entry about a book which spends many pages developing the idea and does a much better job than I ever could. Your local library likely has a copy. (I am being weird to avoid being an advertisement.)
spoiler
Yeah. Seems someone needs to be taking criticism of $obvious_bad_thing, and translating it into other languages and reading levels.
There are a few northern Germanic languages that are deceptive to English readers. They almost read correctly in English, if one assumes the speaker is drunk. Sadly, they can also give the wrong impression. The spoken version tends to be harder to handle in this way.
Clearly, there must be a name for languages that share this sort of property.
Not everyone. Brother doesn’t.
Do not buy HP printers. Ever.
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You Should Know@lemmy.world•YSK the ELIZA effect: "extremely short exposures to a relatively simple computer program" can "induce powerful delusional thinking in quite normal people"
6·1 year agoIt didn’t take much digging, but for exposure I am posting here.
A big page on Eliza at https://sites.google.com/view/elizagen-org/About
One can try a reasonable Eliza right now. https://anthay.github.io/eliza.html (linked from the previous link.)



Thank you! I thought Kraft was in Macklemore.
Edit: I have since learned Macklemore is a person, not a band, and I have been playing his music.