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As a writer, developer, content marketer, and business owner, where ChatGPT fits into the future of written content is top of mind these days. Not if people keep writing articles (hint, hint)
Because: "His master's voice", that's why 
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A new deep link URI will take users directly to the correction section of the Settings menu. Are they hard-coding things again?
That would make it easy.
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It's so easy! My default app is Windows 10! 
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This is another place where Windows 11 is a step backwards from all prior versions of Windows. Windows 10 is ridiculously easy to set Outlook as the default mail handler. In Windows 11 you have to go to three different places to do this.
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obermd wrote: Windows 10 is ridiculously easy to set Outlook as the default mail handler. In Windows 11 you have to go to three different places to do this.
email, calendar, and contacts?
Did you ever see history portrayed as an old man with a wise brow and pulseless heart, weighing all things in the balance of reason?
Is not rather the genius of history like an eternal, imploring maiden, full of fire, with a burning heart and flaming soul, humanly warm and humanly beautiful?
--Zachris Topelius
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Forums, instant messaging, and multiplayer video games all started here. "The beginning is the most important part of the work."
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PiEEG aims to let people control robots and computers with their minds, using a Raspberry Pi. BYOB - Bring Your Own Brain
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Obligatory xkcd: Surgery
Freedom is the freedom to say that two plus two make four. If that is granted, all else follows.
-- 6079 Smith W.
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Loved the mouse over as well.
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I would have missed it... thanks
M.D.V. 
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Kent Sharkey wrote: BYOB - Bring Your Own Brain
Thats going to be hard for a lot of people.
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Specially the ones wanting to try this...   
M.D.V.
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The history and legacy of Visual Basic Because I know you are all dying to know about the history of VB
Or was it 'knowing that the death of VB was in history'? One or the other
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Elder statesman of system software makes a shocking revelation It must be The Year of something-or-other
"He refused to take Google's mandatory C proficiency test, on the feeble pretext that he designed the C language."
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Kent Sharkey wrote: He refused to take Google's mandatory C proficiency test, on the feeble pretext that he designed the C language.
Some people are good at nothing but making excuses
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It found 18 vulnerabilities in Samsung’s modems, four of which could give hackers a way in with just your phone number. Conveniently, (some of) their phones have a patch.
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Turning on the discovered ID places a new option in the Windows Update section, and toggling it on will prioritize your PC to receive the latest updates as they roll out, assuming there are no blocking bugs. Just in case your computer has been too useful lately
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I'm not a fan of dangerous sports.
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Obligatory James Bond reference: You Only Live Twice
Freedom is the freedom to say that two plus two make four. If that is granted, all else follows.
-- 6079 Smith W.
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Multiple criminals, including at least potentially one nation-state group, broke into a US federal government agency's Microsoft Internet Information Services web server by exploiting a critical three-year-old Telerik bug to achieve remote code execution. I guess the admins were just happy someone was using the server?
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In an unexpected twist, a Microsoft support engineer resorted to running an unofficial 'crack' on a customer's Windows PC after a genuine copy of the operating system failed to activate normally. "Do as we say, not as we do"
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Kent Sharkey wrote: "Do as we say, not as we do"
I thought that was Google's Mantra...
M.D.V.
If something has a solution... Why do we have to worry about?. If it has no solution... For what reason do we have to worry about?
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“Our instincts of time and causation are our deepest, strongest instincts that physicists and philosophers—and humans—are loath to give up,” said one scientist. Apparently a growing number of scientists have discovered psychedelics
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It's good to know more researchers are starting to be interested in this (kind of) idea, which was explored in my Ph.D study 30 yrs ago and eventually formulated a quantum field theory[^] for it. I have shown that is logically inevitable if one want to unify quantum mechanics and relativity without hiding inconsistencies under the carpet ... But it can't be published 
The basic idea is quite simple: in quantum mechanics not all observables (operators) are commutable which implies the existence of "before" and "after" ordering of an operation, or a measure of delta time. Delta time is absolute in Newtonian mechanics, but is relative in relativity. Not only its value, but also its sign can be changed when it is space-like (meaning the spatial separation of two events is large enough), which means that the above mentioned ordering can change for different observers in different motion frames. That's where the said inconsistencies originated since quantum particles correlated with each other even if they are separated by space-like distances. This is the accepted interpretation of QM (collapsing of wave function when measured etc.) and seems to be verified by recent experiments (admitted that most of them are not designed to focus on the space-likeness of the correlations) ...
Therefor one need some kind of retrocausality, at lease at microscopic level, and it lead me to the falsifiable theory mentioned above ...
modified 17-Mar-23 14:56pm.
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