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Comment #20756582
Yeah, pointing to the problem is quite easier than figuring out a solution. As far as I'm concerned, I actually read the popups and having to click okay about five or six times in …
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Comment #20755760
> The idea that ROMs from questionable sources make your device safer sounds very strange to me. It's about owning your hardware, not safety. A person that's willing to go through …
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Comment #20755739
As with any Apple product ever, this is not a "completely new tech product". This is a long established market that Apple believes they can do better than everyone else. For an exo…
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Comment #20755691
It's literally mentioned and linked to in the first paragraph.
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Comment #20745746
Predictable audience? Absolutely not. It's easy for a story or two to go viral (as in, slightly easier than on other platforms). What's not easy is to retain that viewership. Simil…
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Comment #20737699
In any case, thanks for mentioning it. Thoroughly enjoyed Story of Your Life and Others and had no idea he released a second short story collection a few months ago. It's going str…
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Comment #20703930
> and no, sending a reset command via apps is not feasible (what if you've lost the account password and you've accidentally paired it to your neighbours wifi?) Hubs save all the p…
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Comment #20673839
I couldn't agree more. I can't help but feel like the Venn's diagram between people who suggest "move to a more rural area" and people who never lived in a rural area for a prolong…
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Comment #20668732
The answer is so simple it's brilliant: you need a permission from the local police in order to organize a protest on a specific location at a specific time. In most of the cases, …
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Comment #20652306
Almost as if that was the point of me including the words "but its price is not publicly available" in my comment.
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Comment #20649402
GitHub does offer self-hostable enterprise edition, but its price is not publicly available.
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Comment #20643138
I have never touched their air purifier, but I did three other gadgets (TV box, some indoor camera, some light bulbs). If privacy is your concern, I wouldn't recommend them. If sta…
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Comment #20637131
I don't drink much, but a $5 wrench would probably work on me.
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Comment #20632521
Did you add any friends lately? Do you know those "greetings" that Facebook pushes into Messenger whenever you add a new friend on Facebook? I've recently noticed on my SO's phone …
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Comment #20614804
Yeah, it's just the title. I was on top for like 16h or so because I had a catchy title and some way of supporting that title within the content. Comments were far different. Almos…
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Comment #20613301
Where did I claim it's the only thing needed to stop a person like that? You gotta start somewhere. This is a nice and easy way to do that's completely within the reach of the tech…
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Comment #20612825
Maybe to you and me, but we're not its target audience. Its target audience is other 8chan users, some of which might be just a step away from committing such atrocities themselves…
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Comment #20582931
Yeah, I agree with the other comment. > "For us, in order to be able to cover our server costs, we ask our users to contribute a tiny amount if they find the app useful. Donate to …
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Comment #20555308
That's just shifting the problem one inconvenience further. How do you purchase cryptocurrencies without Visa/MasterCard/PayPal?
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Comment #20555270
> A public blockchain is a mere write only database Precisely. It does nothing to address who can write to it. Ideally, it should be people who are eligible to vote (citizens of th…
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Comment #20553573
The problem is that they'd require a payment method to rent the server somewhere else or to use a non-US company that doesn't offer a generous free plan. The most prominent payment…
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Comment #20537400
You mean like this one? https://www2.meethue.com/en-us/support/dimmer-switch I know about it. I have it. I've used it as a trigger before. I've replaced it with NFCs because they a…
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Comment #20535952
You'd think so, but NFCs are far easier to program and re-program. One of the NFC tags on my work desk triggers "focus mode". Lights change to bright white, a (non-local) radio sta…
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Comment #20535626
Countries don't have direct representation, political blocs do. Each country picks its own members (at minimum, six of them in the European Parliament), those members congregate in…
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Comment #20533933
It's almost as if the EU has 28 members, none of which should have an authoritative say in any of the things the bloc does. Want something changed? Build a support within a bloc. D…