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@WeirdWriter it is available as a command “Copy Page Address without Parameters”, so it is accessible via Quick Commands, it can be added to any menu, assigned a shortcut, and everything else one can do with a command.
Is "Copy Sanitized Link" the same as "Copy Page Address without Parameters"? I think I'm a bit confused about it. The second one appears for Quick Commands, Gestures and Shortcuts, but the first one is only available in the menu editor.
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slopping is structural violence.
sloppers "discriminated" against? that's rich. you can simply not slop. I can't survive in a world where every space turns isto slop.
Verónica García won the 2024 girls' 400m state title in Washington, then clapped for the girls behind her while the stadium booed.
"I'm just a teenager. I wish people would remember that."
Her story, and what I-638 changes for the girls who come after her from 3 Dec: https://codeberg.org/ReclaimAllies/reclaim-allies
There is a general Strike in Spain. The CCOO, which is a big mainstream union, just released data for Catalonia and apparently 84% workers on average walked out.
The BBC, ITV News, Sky News none have even the mildest report.
Consider this.
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Just me, making everyone in Barrens Chat angry by advertising a queer- and neurospicy-friendly antifash guild
Sony's $599 PlayStation 3 Lost $3.3 Billion and Still Won the Blu-ray Format War...
On November 11, 2006, two decades ago today, the PlayStation 3 went on sale in Japan with about 100,000 units that EDN wrote immediately flew off store shelves, six days ahead of 400,000 machines for the U.S. launch. Ars Technica had called the E3 price announcement a bomb: $499 for a 20-gigabyte system and $599 for a 60-gigabyte model with Wi-Fi and a memory card reader.
BBC News noted that the company had already halved its 2006 forecast to two million consoles because factories couldn't mass-produce enough blue laser diodes for the Blu-ray drive.
That drive was the whole bet, and it wasn't cheap. The Guardian, citing iSuppli's teardown, put parts and manufacturing alone at $840.35 for the $599 unit and $805.85 for the $499 version.
Sony's $599 PlayStation 3 Lost $3.3 Billion and Still Won the Blu-ray Format War...
On November 11, 2006, two decades ago today, the PlayStation 3 went on sale in Japan with about 100,000 units that EDN wrote immediately flew off store shelves, six days ahead of 400,000 machines for the U.S. launch. Ars Technica had called the E3 price announcement a bomb: $499 for a 20-gigabyte system and $599 for a 60-gigabyte model with Wi-Fi and a memory card reader.
RE: https://news.kamloops.social/@bcnews/117598898142912435
We've been lucky here on the central east coast of Vancouver Island. Our power was out from Friday afternoon to Saturday morning, but has been working since then. Lets all hope for the best that most of us can get through this. The sun will return some day. #weather #VancouverIsland #ComoxValley #rain #wind #BCHydro
@RandallHawes @bcnews we are lucky that our house is on the isolated mainline that goes from Port Alberni all the way to Bamfield. So our power rarely goes out even if large parts of the rest of Port Alberni or the Valley are out. Only a few homes today
This time Ensign Ro makes first contact with a race of sentient insects but finally figures out what was going on with those worms that took over Starfleet.
Okay. Time for something monumentally terrible: Person of Interest.
This is a show that was objectively rooting for the bad guys for nearly its entire run until suddenly realizing that maybe an omnicient super computer shouldn't be used to punish people before they actually do something wrong.
This was some peak 9/11 propaganda. And for some reason I'm about to watch it. Why? Because I watched it once and that makes it eligible for the "I'm in a funk literally the first familiar thing will do" re-watch. I hate watched it the first time too.
Hopefully I'll come to my senses in the morning.
@amy When I watched the show I thought it was interesting and wanted to see where they were taking it, but I rage-quit in season 2. In one episode, suddenly, two characters were in love, and I was thinking, "Where did this come from? …Oh no, they're going to kill her off." Sure enough, they did, in the very next episode. I watched a few more episodes in case she'd magically come back somehow and then gave up.
RE: https://mastodon.social/@arstechnica/117598895030896382
Not that they were particularly useful, almost never actually had a good answer when Googling around but what do we all think, blame AI? Either Apple wants to prevent scraping or spammers were AI spamming with it?
@paul So now we're going to rely on AI generated answers derived from questionable forum sites. In other words, we're on our own!
It’s going to be, group federation only partially works in Bonfire today. The devs are very close to shipping it in an upcoming stable release.
@publicvoit You are free to believe that.
@tusharhero Ah, so it's a religious thing?
Well, I never wrote that there aren't problems to discuss here. I just wrote that I do want to discuss and not to pretend LLMs exist.
Seems that "let's discuss" is some sort of blasphemy to people like you? Interesting.
I noticed something:
People who have traveled a lot tend to judge less.
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Godot
started playtest jam for my all-purpose godot plugin
still working out the details, please let me know if something is missing (such as the codeberg link)
it's simply untrue that one needs slop machines to do stuff.
slopping is structural violence.
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