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Comment #42869051
I guess they saw the avalanche of legal challenges and decided better. I wonder if we'll see this come back with more of a targeted approach.
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Comment #38266142
> Especially non-native speakers or otherwise bad writers can now write long-winded nonsense You have now described 95% of Quora's content.
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Comment #37235175
I worked as an electrician in the military, albeit for aircraft. I do miss getting my hands dirty in that regard; however, the civilian side aircraft electrician pay is not remotel…
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Comment #37211317
Yeah, my in-laws rent went up nearly 40% and the property management claimed it was due to upgrades (the upgrade was a new coat of paint on the building). That took them out of the…
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Comment #36862195
I was using Github Copilot, however I just ended my subscription because I wasn't using it enough despite being elbow deep in code every day. Most of the time the integrations that…
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Comment #24697487
https://cyberlaw.stanford.edu/blog/2020/01/earn-it-act-how-b... Scroll to summary, specifically "Section 230 immunity for CSAM can be earned via 1 of 2 “safe harbors”."
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Comment #24662565
No way man, there are very meaningful changes like this one https://github.com/devraj-kumar/BLOG-/pull/13/commits/1b26bf...
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Comment #24620128
You make a good point.
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Comment #24617165
> I'm very curious about how a company could determine or enforce which spouse is primary and which is secondary. My company leaves that decision to the couple. The couple chooses …
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Comment #24616239
Around the start of August I finished up my 6 weeks here in the US and it was definitely not enough. 133+ days would have been nice, but here in Freedom-Land™ I was lucky to get th…
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Comment #24544872
Yeah I did the same. I went from being an avionics/aviation electrician to college and then to being a software engineer. I hated being in the elements all the time so I wanted to …
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Comment #23993785
No one wants to give their intimate financial details to a "passion project."
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Comment #22946004
>I don't think I have come home any day and felt like, "oh, today I will code this!". Nope. I always leave work at work - coding, studying, learning about work. It's not really a d…
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Comment #22475254
I just installed a Tushy and let me tell you, it takes some getting used to. Especially when the water is very cold.
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Comment #22475142
Political optics. Current POTUS's claim to success rests, in part, on a high performing financial sector. If the market tanks or stagnates, he no longer has that as a talking point…
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Comment #22475061
We're basically running out of tools to combat an actual financial crisis. https://www.investopedia.com/terms/l/liquiditytrap.asp
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Comment #22258943
> You provided a lot of emotion, zero facts This could be said about your original post.
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Comment #22255979
> Password resets don't end Instagram sessions, so both you and the second person will be able to access the same account at the same time. Yikes.
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Comment #22237175
> Such a test from DHS’ Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency would have focused on security and not the performance issue that Wolf said was most likely responsible for…
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Comment #22075110
> Maybe, eventually, it's California that won't matter anymore. California's economy is the fifth-largest in the world. It's a whole lot more than a tech hub.
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Comment #21093537
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/V_sign
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Comment #21093453
The 18th Amendment sure did make things more peaceful and everyone totally abided by it, right guys? Right???
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Comment #21018321
Perceived "easy win" for conviction rate due to a fundamental lack of understanding of the issue. This backfired hilariously.
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Comment #20995831
I chose the cash option because I have credit monitoring through 2025 from the OPM breach of my SF-86 (security clearance application information) years ago. This is so idiotic. Th…