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As someone who browses Internet through a vpn 99.9% of the time - no, they can't. There wasn't a single time when vpn was the problem.

Hianime? They have both dubs and subs at the same time. For non-english subs/dubs there're probably pirate versions too. And yes, subs and dub will be slightly different anyway because dubbers change it sligthly for better flow or lip sync if needed.

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Internet peaked too early to build any countermeasures for this.

Ask Balkans about their 90s. "Worked pretty well", yeah.

>The point is to get people in those contries to overthrow their leadership.

Yeah, it will certainly make life better, works every time (no).

Sweet summer child

>'You' elect the government. Even if you didn't vote for ruling parties, majority did.

It's funny that people still believe governments let people elect anything. You can vote, you can ignore elections - result will be the same, your opinion doesn't matter

No. Countries just will take money from their people. It diminishes people capacity to survive.

$200k for chat is insane. Even $5k for chat is insane

Until you interact with it as a programmer

No, that's just result of TONS of resets until you get something decent. 99% of the time you'll get trash, but that 1% is cool

>I wish educators would stop telling people that it’s not reliable

Why? It's really not reliable. It doesn't have any decent standards for sources. Any controversial topic is a constant edit war. Wikipedia is only good when you're okay if info turn out to be false.

Passkeys shouldn't even exist

The biggest problem is that result doesn't worth spent resources

Bro really thinks privacy settings work

Wait, people still unironically use ORMs instead of writing queries directly? Not surprising then that everything works like shit

Based on benchmarks it's a flop. Not unexpected tho after oss

It's not a racism, it's a reasonable precaution.

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I tried this right now and noticed that I count tap for the first time. But the most important thing is that all of them are different and form a repeatable pattern. So brain just remembers the sensation of the fourth tap and I can tap in fourths subconsciously for a while.

The other way to deal with this exercise is just tapping for the odd count in one place and for the even in another. So you know when the fourth tap is because you subconsciously know it was long enough time after the second one and it is in the right place on the table.

>A person can also learn a few guitar chords and possibly play a carefully-chosen song in that time.

He can't. He'll know how to play it, but it will require many hours of repetitions to reach enough speed.

>the company owns anything you create even outside of working hours.

It doesn't legal in most countries even if it written in contract. So this is not a problem at all.

I will personally love to see someone justify spending $250 on AirPods if he just can buy normal full-size headphones, where music is music, not random noises.

>chatbot startup

Dead man walking.

It works fine only if inspections are turned off.

Things that bring joy and that bring money are not always the same thing. That's all.

>A non-violent protestor

Just an ordinary citizen, whose opinion can be disregarded.

Rust has no backward compatibility, a very disputable feature with language revisions when compiling, and it is rare for you to have a large package from a stable branch without loading the package from the test branch. So in its present form it looks interesting, but it is absolutely not adapted to use outside of pet projects.

Rust is unstable, so there is no reason to learn it right now. Many revesions, version incompatibility, dependencies from unstable branch in main repository branch. It's absolutely useless for production right now if you don't want to write the whole thing from scratch.