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uremog

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    Comment #23195197

    With how poor delivery services coverage in my area is, if I look for Saddleback and don't find it soon, I'm probably uninstalling because they won't have anything else I'm looking…

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    Comment #21028073

    I wonder what the highest x% is that the courts would accept as not totally bs. I'm pretty sure if Steam said, oh yeah, you can re-sell within Steam but we'll just take 99% lol, th…

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    Comment #20223877

    And the relevant text: "In the current implementation, trusted 'validator nodes' are core to the security model. This means that hard power is centralised around these few entities…

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    Comment #20159320

    So the goal is to be like a food court, but cheaper and/or better because, due to delivery-only, the location can be cheaper, and the space can be more efficiently used (no custome…

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    Comment #20107684

    Any time my wife tried to sleep in her last hospital stay, the attached vital checkers got jostled and started beeping. She is used to sleeping in a reclined position and sleeps ea…

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    Comment #19404412

    > purpose is to allow or encourage specific illegal actions You know how kids used to pass paper notes in class? Well, yesterday I learned that kids still do this. Except now they …

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    Comment #18602563

    It's the ever-present question. How many 9s would you like on your service?

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    Comment #18571659

    off-topic: the phrase is, "at first blush"

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    Comment #18495887

    I thought this was some kind of project for automating LEGO deconstruction down to the smallest possible bricks (hardware).

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    Comment #18451915

    AND the two backup servers.

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    Comment #18338663

    > Also, other nations and people hunt whales. Ah yes, the "two wrongs make a right" argument.

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    Comment #18018944

    That is also what shodan is about. > Shodan is the world's first search engine for Internet-connected devices

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    Comment #17630183

    Library: A library is an asset to a community. Company: A community is an asset to a company.

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    Comment #17612832

    I (3) believe one of my friends (2) served one of the princesses (1) tea at a ceremony once when they visited Hawaii.

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    Comment #17578273

    People were suggesting the home remedy of adding redshell sites that the software reports to to your hosts list.

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    Comment #17511155

    So now there will be essentially no way to "alert the regulatory agency" other than essentially taking the offenders to court yourself?

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    Comment #17451412

    You definitely need something to channel that dedication into. Political groups use it for change in their favor, companies use it for work, terrorist groups use it for terrorism.

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    Comment #17376458

    How did this thing even survive in the wild long enough for humans to discover it?

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    Comment #17269919

    There was a look at local laws, and a lot of ordinances were passed re: home-sharing. I don't know why it transitioned to a national regulation. https://www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2…

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    Comment #17180518

    Isn't the point that the attacker could compromise that promise of non-tracking? They could track whatever is routed through them and then forward them on to the legitimate destina…

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    Comment #17040351

    Even if not another company, people develop actions for Google Assistant so I don't think it's that wild to think that 3rd party Duplex behaviors could be something Google is consi…

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    Comment #17039556

    I hope it never gets to, "Ok Google, run Microsoft Support Scam 3 on Victim List 5".

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    Comment #17039516

    I, for one, thought it was amazing how little of the uncanny valley I felt. There are certainly things to consider like how I wouldn't want to be robo-called by scam bots that I ca…

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    Comment #16794172

    With Uber though, they specifically instruct that a normal, decent ride should be considered a 5. Does this still work when most users rate most rides a 5?