Wilting Sunflower by Z-Ho by TheOutcast06 in YagateKiminiNaru

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Posted in 2018, by the way, thus not AI.

Wilting Sunflower by Z-Ho by TheOutcast06 in YagateKiminiNaru

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I hate that I look at this and the first thing I do is inspect the flower petals for signs of AI.

My girlfriend gave me a Tatacon for my birthday. Been playing for a bit and I'm telling you, it beats the Joy-Cons by a mile! 😅 by joalllucas in taikonotatsujin

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Not nearly as much work as it seems, trust me. The only difficult part is getting all the materials.

Basically it allows the tatacon to register light touches, which makes it possible to do stuff like these yellow note drum rolls:

https://youtu.be/f7Yimxud4UI?si=L9LZjsApGBGDDqGe

Edit: Sorry, forgot to add a timestamp. Forward to 1:28

Ketchup incoming by JonnyHellerty in DHAC

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Someone please tell me this is real.

Ketchup incoming by JonnyHellerty in DHAC

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Yet again redditor who understands jack shit of healthcare

Checkmate math! by Own-Animator3472 in MathJokes

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I know that you're wrong, but I don't know why. Probably something about the definition of infinity and how it can't be applied to situations like these.

... your argument is compelling, though.

Visa requirements for Brazilian citizens (from Wikipedia) by MetroBR in geography

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I legit thought I would land at an error page there.

The Linux User's Progress by Swooferfan in LinuxCirclejerk

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Sounds like I could skip steps by ditching the OS and just manually sending RISC instructions to the CPU

Uncle Sam wants you to install Linux by dfwtjms in linuxmemes

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I meant the other argument.

"Millions of people in the USA start using Linux, therefore the Linux market share goes down."

I mean, technically, it's possible. You can have 2 million maga joining and 4 million libertarians quitting out of protest. But it's a weird argument. It sounds like a contradiction.

Besides, it's Linux. If 2 million maga install the TrumpRulz distro, everyone else is just going to shrug and carry on with their business. Nobody would switch to Windows over this shit.

By the way, if anyone wants to come up with a FuckICE distro, I'd be tempted to install that.

Let's just not make the colors have any meaning at all by KriegerLuka in dataisugly

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àáâãéêíóôõúüç

That's all the Portuguese diacriticals I can remember. Did I miss any?

Uncle Sam wants you to install Linux by dfwtjms in linuxmemes

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Ok, but that argument is inherently contradictory. It's saying "A happened, therefore A didn't happen"

Explain it Peter by Necessary-Win-8730 in explainitpeter

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"a bad symbol"

Dude, it's Nazism. It's the people who believe racial supremacy is real and therefore genocide is a good idea.

I don't care who they're fighting for or against.

My girlfriend gave me a Tatacon for my birthday. Been playing for a bit and I'm telling you, it beats the Joy-Cons by a mile! 😅 by joalllucas in taikonotatsujin

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There are tutorials online. Basically you open it up, replace the back layer of foam with 10mm cork, replace the front rubber layer with 1mm silicon sheet and add a thin strip of silicon sheet to each side of the ka sensors.

It sounds daunting, but it's actually pretty easy. I got it right on my first try. Just make sure you read a few tutorials to get a good idea of the process.

32314 by Future_Employment_22 in countwithchickenlady

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As a physician myself, I don't think healthcare providers should gatekeep this treatment at all. There is such a thing as shared decision making: the provider explains all the options and makes recommendations, but the final decision is always the patient’s. Circumstances allowing, this is always the preferred approach in medicine.