You meant private key, right? … right?
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TBF they did have Alisa AI training and inference machines in those data centers, but I doubt they saw any significant use in propaganda campains.
In ex-soviet countries, cyclists are not allowed to be on a highway, nor can they turn left* ***
*unless it’s a single lane road, as cyclists are required to be in rightmost part of rightmost lane at all times**, and they cant legally turn left from any lane other than left-most, where they cannot be
**unless it’s a third turn right only lane sprawling off existing 2-lane road, in which case they are allowed to stay in the middle lane
*** they can kinda turn left by going forward on an intersection, but stopping at a corner, turning in place, an pretend they came from the road to the right****
***** None of this matters, though, anyway, as half the riders dont give a shit, and the other drives on the LEFTMOST part of the road, right into incomming traffic, as they think seeing incoming cars somehow makes them safer
AKA Hire Anonymous Indian Teleworker for
$500$100/month to pretend they’re a robot to do your chores for a month.FTFY
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Lemmy Shitpost@lemmy.world•You've Just Been Hit By The Metric System Boys
1·9 days agoI meant, for cutting in thirds and quarters. An exact foot you can cut at 3 and 4 inches, but if a board is 13 inches, divide that by 3 and you have to cut at… 4.3333333 inches?
drath@lemmy.worldto
Lemmy Shitpost@lemmy.world•You've Just Been Hit By The Metric System Boys
4·10 days agoWhat do you do when a piece you’re cutting isnt exactly a foot, say, 11 or 13 inches? I know nothing about woodworking, but I’m assuming there isnt a unified standard to make everything match to the nearest whole foot, so then this whole base 12 thing goes out the window, or am I missing something here?
How much more would we need to emit to capture all that, freeze it into a giant cube and fucking YEET that into space? No carbon - no problem.
Not a serious proposal, just curious
So all roads lead to facebook, one way or the other
Welp, you didnt mention it was a desktop PC. To answer your question, you can ask your employeer to issue you a laptop, or, if a policy allows it, set up the things you need for work on your personal one. Neither is particularly uncommon
My work computer is a 2 monitor PC setup so not a lot of ability to travel
¿Huh?
Just throw a laptop and a portable monitor into a backpack. I personally travel with 4.
Vista was better than win10. Fight me.
Only problem with it was performance, but I personally had it on a somewhat decent machine and dont remember having any hassle with it. Win10, on the other hand, is where they went full on “you will own nothing” philosophy to the point of resetting user settings, removing controls, remotely installing unwanted adware and injecting unremoveable spyware into the os, with only redeeming point for stepping back on the horrendous win8 UI… kinda, not fully. People tend to shit on win11 yet it only does the same things win10 was doing for a whole decade.
Had access to educational system’s database that didnt use hashing. Can confirm. Something oblivious, plus optional underscore, then current year is a very common password pattern among boomers.
drath@lemmy.worldto
Lemmy Shitpost@lemmy.world•Mamdani Makes a Splash … With His Bidets
24·20 days agoThat a bad thing, though? Assuming the trees are re-planted, this should be carbon-reducing overall.
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Lemmy Shitpost@lemmy.world•These gas station pills are getting sketchier
1·20 days agoHuh? Could you elaborate on the no-mix part? I thought they were essentially the same thing (sidenafil and tadalafil), well, not exactly the same, but causing the exact same effect to the body, just with different release timeframes (~day vs ~few hours). It’s not like bleach+vinegar thing? All the info I could find on dangers of mixing the two boils down to what is effectively an overdose, which you can achieve with either single one of them, by just chugging the whole pack at once.
impressive as an engineering feat
Is it even that? RCS thrusters aint a new thing, with enough money you can strap them to anything, be it a fridge or a car shaped object
You can always add the bombing later





Ah, that makes much more sense. I thought it was a continuation on the joke, that after neutrino detector guy there’d be some sort of evil genius with quantum computer in their attic, just casually breaking into everyone’s computers just to check if there’s any notes left for them