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wimp
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Comment #38701917
It's all out there, tenfold. It's available to anyone who wants it enough. I've had my identity stolen. The SSA office essentially does nothing to resolve it, they place the burden…
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Comment #38688578
I think this is a commonly shared miscalculation. In the grand scheme of things, relatively little is required to destabilize society. Technology advancements raise the danger pote…
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Comment #38685866
I'm more worried about the lower tail end of the bell curve that doesn't get the memo, and they become increasingly deranged. When 1/4 of the public is essentially brainwashed, you…
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Comment #38673910
I think my brain automatically blocks out stock photos, because I didn't even notice this post had an image. But there's something funny about this. The blog template requires an i…
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Comment #38614251
It would be a welcome change for hardware to start migrating to an improved universal standard.
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Comment #38544542
They are definitely A/B testing ad tolerance. I reset the TV app whenever the ads become unreasonable, and every time I do that, the skip ads button reverts back to the original st…
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Comment #38540516
Privacy is a policy issue, not a technical issue. We need to focus on advocating for more useful and effective privacy protections as citizens, instead of focusing on technical eva…
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Comment #38473447
It also gets worse year over year, as more and more of these vehicles accumulate. Which is the same pattern as your eyesight gradually degrading. But no, the lights really are blin…
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Comment #38470259
I cannot see the road safely at night anymore, so I avoid driving at night entirely. Complete failure of government to regulate and enforce headlight position and brightness. Since…
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Comment #38305519
Internet Explorer had 95% market share in 2004, with much of the same sentiment.