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ShrimpHawk
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Comment #45581964
> The reason I want maximum punishment is that it works, it does deter People disagree with you not of opinion but because you are factually wrong. "Evidence shows lengthy prison t…
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Comment #45542796
The entire project is AI coded. Thought of this level was not put into developing it.
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Comment #45475294
Paying an entire class of people to not have children is eugenics. There is a massive line between that and increasing (free) access to reproductive services.
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Comment #45265376
One wrong point in this. Google Authenticator does not cloud sync by default. You specifically have to accept the cloud sync option that you are prompted with.
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Comment #43966664
Citation needed
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Comment #43547578
Billy Mitchell wins more in court than video games. Maybe he should have picked a different career growing up.
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Comment #43506754
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Comment #43504655
1Password is also now subscription only and online only. Gone are the days of a forever license and fully offline encrypted database allowing for 3rd party syncing via iCloud or ot…
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Comment #43392655
The key is b3a07c4d42880e69398e05392405050efeea0664c0b638b7c986556fa9b58d77b31a40eb6a4fdba1e4537229d9f779daad1cc41ee968153cb71f27dc9696d40f
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Comment #42922247
> who have little to no government experience Decoding ancient scrolls has no relevance to government procedures.
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Comment #42161465
"If you are tolerant to everyone, the intolerant will use that to take control and do whatever they want."
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Comment #41614533
If you read the article you would have seen multiple links to his channel and videos where you could compare
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Comment #40455565
It's in the very article > He compared Johansson’s case to one brought by the singer Bette Midler against the Ford Motor Company in the 1980s. Ford asked Midler to use her voice in…
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Comment #40224294
If they didn't want to be subject to Austin city regulations they could have not built in Austin city limits
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Comment #38360449
Some state governments already perform facial recognition when issuing drivers licenses. There have been stories of twins being unable to obtain an ID because it was flagged as fra…
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Comment #37715788
If there were a company that turned literal murder into stock prices people would invest in it.
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Comment #37669116
RCS is a half baked implementation from google; the company that has killed every single chat app they've released. It's a spec that relies on carrier implementation of any feature…
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Comment #37528514
iOS is even easier than Android to add system certificates and can be done without rooting or jailbreaking the device unlike android. cert pinning is done by the apps not the syste…
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Comment #37175782
Where does anyone live that they even see their neighbors to greet? Not here in the suburbs.
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Comment #35394354
The logic that I can follow is you cannot vote twice; by believing that you can vote by text and follow through with that action you have been "deprived" of your right to vote. > “…
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Comment #35394324
Use Rectangle[1] for magnet snapping window management. For almost every mac complaint there exists a tool to solve it. [1] https://rectangleapp.com/
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Comment #35378489
Even if relevant anything recommended by Elon is an instant pass
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Comment #35073069
The core issue is their use of data, if you enact laws to curb that behavior then that covers not only tiktok but the "thousands of shity games/apps owned partially by tencent". If…
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Comment #35061047
from 2021
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Comment #34915279
AI has actually been working against cheaters. Using server side measurements fed into an AI like OSRS does has drastically cut down on the number of cheaters. Mass amounts of data…