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tflol
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About tflol
You can ruin user experience for everone
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Comment #46014071
> My kids go to a ordinary public school. They are very bright, cautious, and thoughtful, and generally pretty happy and upbeat. There is a strong correlation between academic inte…
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Comment #46012426
> This is horrifying. I agree with this. I've learned a lot through life, one thing I've learned is about detrimental long term physical and even social effects of antidepressants,…
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Comment #40729205
Or "we know this isn't practical but we need to get this shit on our resumes while it's still relevant"
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Comment #40684341
You're taking about this company: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/purview/purview-compliance https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/purview/communication-comp...
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Comment #40665173
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Comment #40647880
Not a risk I'm personally willing to take ;)
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Comment #40647599
In my case, wandering male Sydney Funnel-web Spiders make me want to avoid Australia
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Comment #40640756
It'd be interesting to stress test that thing with a Solfeggietto or some equivalent.
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Comment #40629479
a take I have on 1984, outside of the infamy, is that it's an epic romantic novel. Winston and Julia vs. the world.
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Comment #40628290
Off topic but I just randomly, on one of the rare occasions I do, skateboarded with a friend and was immediately hit with a skateboarding ad while reading this article afterwards. …
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Comment #40551201
I've seen this enforced by the number of persons in your party (say, 6 minimum). If you come in with a ton of people at an establishment that expects tips, make a ton of noise, tra…
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Comment #40550940
SPI firewall looks interesting, appreciate the education.
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Comment #40545491
You're saying there's less incentive for widespread automated attacks on personal devices? edit: Changing the subject to insulting me is a bad way to conclude. You're creating an i…
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Comment #40545356
> now they're just hosing your consumer router There is a dramatic difference in effort between ( owning a device ) and ( owning a router, configuring network access to the device,…
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Comment #40544651
This looks like the usual ipv6 kool aid batshit. I don't want a bunch of kids and enemy states poking at and port scanning my laptop directly, regardless of whether or not I have a…
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Comment #40475794
You could almost argue these results are directly human generated. edit: And in that case, who is the arbiter of truth?
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Comment #40469811
The randomly going off thing can be made better by more expensive detectors. Sure, you need an electrician. This looks like lamenting the inconveniences of smoke detectors. My poin…
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Comment #40462390
I'll submit and admit my experience is probably different than other regions in my country. However, from my professional experience in my region, the richest communities inspect f…
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Comment #40462360
It's because in less fortunate communities code enforcement isn't as strict so smoke detectors do not have to be hardwired. edit: removed abrasive language edit: Love the immediate…
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Comment #40448621
This change is benefitting someone within the company, exactly one person, at the expense of millions of Users with no voice. Shouldn't a "free" product even approaching the popula…
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Comment #40435237
> If it does do that then yeah, there should be backlash. It's a threat. Disrespectful to users. Maybe it does, maybe it doesn't! If it doesn't maybe it will someday! When just the…