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Comment #35996849
I think most will agree that we should focus on making browsers by default limit the amount of private and identifying information sent to anywhere that didn't explicitly get autho…
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Comment #35976156
It doesn't matter why. All that matters is that everything they did was perfectly legal behavior. Maybe alarming, maybe suspicious, but it's legal and it wasn't government censorsh…
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Comment #35976095
The federal government really can't interfere with private contracts like this as long as everything was legal. That's why we couldn't do anything about the 2008 bonuses that were …
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Comment #35968164
> On Thu, Nov 10, 2022 at 10:53 PM @fbi.gov> wrote: Hello Twitter contacts, FBI San Francisco is notifying you of the below accounts which may potentially constitute violations of …
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Comment #35965923
I still haven't seen evidence the _government_ demanded censorship. Maybe it exists, but nobody seems to cite any sources for it. What I have seen is government-adjacent entities t…
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Comment #35960672
Feels like a calculated move to bump credit scores and get people to spend money.
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Comment #35933493
I shouldn't think that's true. Why wouldn't the firmware be splitting writes across different physical chips for performance and wear leveling reasons?
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Comment #35930095
.com .sh There are many file extension collisions with TLDs and the sky didn't fall yet
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Comment #35925382
set copies=2 or 3 and it can recover corrupted data on that filesystem at the expense of storage
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Comment #35914947
Is this Elixir BBEdit stuff available somewhere?
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Comment #35911444
The centrally planned economy is the cause of the coming recession. It only works in the short term and the damage is larger every cycle
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Comment #35869729
Thank you for this concise explanation. I feel like every time the term BBB comes up nobody really knows how it works and I've never taken the time to research
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Comment #35853589
Cancel your T-Mobile and buy a Calyx (also using T-Mobile) and you'll be paying ~$45/mo (after hotspot device cost) and have no data cap or throttling (it's real, grandfathered con…
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Comment #35842897
I'm from a small farming community in the Midwest. My father was farmer until my grandfather sold his farm when he was in his early 30s. My father developed Parkinson's and died fr…
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Comment #35801358
> In 2023, the changing interest rate environment caused good investments to become worth less than their original value. They were not good investments
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Comment #35780549
It's a savings account not a checking account.
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Comment #35777952
You might actually want to do some research on these first. These have been installed with great success at Chipotle stores, meatpacking plants, hospitals, veterinary hospitals, ho…
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Comment #35773186
Reme Halo is what you want. That's what I put in when I installed my ERV. Reme uses UV against titanium dioxide which releases airborne peroxides which takes out bacteria/viruses/y…
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Comment #35718538
Not bad but I like this one too http://www.interdb.jp/pg/pgsql05.html
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Comment #35704416
We should be able to use the latest horizontal drilling tech from fracking to tap Yellowstone from miles away
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Comment #35704007
Pretty much anything is lower than the cost of IPv6 deployment if you already have a large IPv4 deployment.
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Comment #35703909
No, but allegedly if you get two adapters you can use a supercharger for free (with a Tesla) You need a Tesla to CCS2, and then a CCS2 back to Tesla. I've only seen videos of this,…
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Comment #35703837
> Imagine if you bought a car from somebody, and they secretly kept a spare key and periodically used your car to run their personal errand. I wouldn't say this is equivalent to th…
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Comment #35702046
Remember when photoshop was going to rewrite history? I do. It didn't happen.
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Comment #35700095
A lot of people thought IPv6 tunnels would solve it, but they underestimated the MTU issues it brings. There's a complementary video that goes along with this here: https://www.you…