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E4YomzYIN5YEBKe

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    Comment #32074021

    Do Netflix et al inject "noise" into their recommendation engines? Like 1/10 titles are random rather than based on your preferences in order to break out of "local minimums".

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    Comment #31990620

    Then that would fail if the receiver goes offline.

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    Comment #31990587

    I can turn off a timer set on my phone using my watch but I can't turn off a timer set on my watch using my phone.

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    Comment #31414063

    Hakenkreuz is not the German word for swastika anymore than swastika is the Sanskrit word for Hakenkreuz.

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    Comment #31413867

    That appears to be what the Opal C1 is doing. https://opalcamera.com/

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    Comment #31413765

    I've heard of "mong" as short for "mongoloid" but I've never heard of "monogo" being used that way. Searching through Google books most of the results for mongo refer to the Mongo …

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    Comment #31413336

    Side note, It is just RAM now and not Dodge Ram. RAM is a brand under Stellantis just like Dodge, Citroën, or JEEP.

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    Comment #31410729

    A coin is code and the code for pretty much every stable coin allow the creator to prevent coins from being sent to/from blacklisted addresses. Tether freezes $150 million in USDT …

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    Comment #31251183

    It likely originated in rhyming slang where words that rhyme are used as replacement[0]. It isn't the only example in nick names. Bill is a nickname for William and Bob is a nickna…

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    Comment #31169801

    Or maybe if they spent less Russia would have defeated them sooner, the war would be over, people could return home, and there would be no more casualties. Or maybe if they spend(r…

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    Comment #31169742

    Does the cost of defending a country increase linearly with GDP? Do linear increases in military spending result in a linear increase in security?

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    Comment #31082922

    What was the population density 50 or 100 years ago? Could it be possible that they went extinct more recently than 50,000 years ago (the age of the most recent bones)?

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    Comment #31007119

    Streaming services take efforts to block VPNs. VPNs targeting users who want to access streaming services need to work to circumvent the efforts of streaming services. Mullvad does…

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    Comment #31005725

    I believe that with iCloud Private Relay, the second hop is a different company (Cloudflare/Akamai/Fastly). Whereas multihop offered by Mullvad and other VPN companies they own bot…

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    Comment #31005501

    Is the term nitpick offensive to nitwits?

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    Comment #31005370

    Ukraine uses the same equipment. How can you know whether they were Russian or Ukranian tanks that were destroyed? You could also take pictures of the same destroyed tank from diff…

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    Comment #31005325

    Food is more important than healthcare. Do you think the production, selection, and distribution of food should be decided by the state?

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    Comment #30922080

    Voter registrations make people's home addresses public information (in many states) but posting that on Twitter violates their doxxing rules.

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    Comment #30922026

    Rule 13d-1(c): Passive Investors that have not acquired the security with the intent nor effect of influencing control over the issuer, are not an "institutional investor," and are…