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Another common technique is a filter to forward all mail. Hard to notice. I ought to go check right now...
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>aren’t virtually all tests and exams designed to minimize ambiguity, make them fair or easy to grade and questions are designed to have a clear correct answer? Not sure if you mean law exams, but in my experience, engineering exams: yes
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The hardware that users must remove from a Tesla to disable telemetry is opt-out.
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Provides a new meaning to "glow in the dark"
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For whatever reason, Xperia phones are given the cold shoulder in these discussions. I secretly wish everyone who has complained about headphone jack/card slot/hole punch/screen size would buy one, and then limit their compla
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Vinyl chloride has a 5ppm 15-minute exposure limit. This atmosphere was 500ppm. My first thought was that the odor would obviously signal danger and deter approach, but apparently it has "a pleasant odor at high concentrations."
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I'd agree except that Dilbert cutouts have been tacked to cubicle walls in the tech community for decades. Finding out that your workplace art is now controversial has some value.
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>fy_iceworld’s buyzone rests obliviously in the center of the map in a dangerously cramped no man’s land. >This placement makes it extremely difficult to spend any money, which basically blocks off Counter-Strike’s central progression
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Are the police good-humored? Or is it not on the form, but a quip to poke fun at law enforcement, or at common bike "borrowing" in the city?
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Julian Assange's argument is that the loss is negative. Revealing secrets obviates the need to pay for secrecy.
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This was honestly the funniest content, the most laughs I'd had in years. This ban is truly disheartening to me.
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This kind of attack might be detectable with any digital camera. I'd hope the level it takes to produce visible noise is less than the level to be harmful. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t2GNvHRjcz8
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/r/EndTipping has a list of restaurants in the US that do not allow tips. With that list I was able to find one near me that publicly announced it would not accept tips anymore.
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Thanks for the links. Without them any discussion is about hearsay.
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Is prepending useless text an attempt to stop copying of the recipe, or is there another incentive (besides SEO)?
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Didn't know you could tell someone's age by their comments.
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1. Core charge when recycling 2. Time-of-use electricity rates. Up to the customer to choose to install load shifting equipment
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Something similar is the McGurk effect https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/McGurk_effect
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I normally use the "Change what closing the lid does" setting on laptops but it is not in Settings on Windows 11 nor is there a link to it. You have to know what search term to use to find it.
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On the other hand I wonder the chance this leads to an extinction level super virus.
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More like "yeah, I know." Baidu news soon after the Ukrainian invasion read exactly like the Russian talking points, to the point where you would see lines like the West waging "total economic war" in response to the &qu
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FITTE is playable.
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Not that I agree, but the argument might sound like "tolerate all but the intolerant."
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It's roughly 1 million Thai Baht. It's also roughly 2 bitcoin.
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Correction, not higher in my searches. But when browsing the table-like listing of all 1/2" NPT SS adapters, for instance, I have found it easy to accidentally buy a 1/2"-blank part instead of 1/2"-1/2&quo
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It is great, but one annoyance is it's pretty easy to buy a small threaded coupler with one side blank instead of threaded like the other side--uncommonly needed parts like this will show up in my searches higher than the more common v
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Police helped me very much when I had two bicycles stolen. They were actually my roommate's but he was pessimistic of getting them back, so I called the police myself. I had no receipts, just a description, half of one of the bikes in
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We just need to prolong it enough until we can prolong it a bit further, ad infinitum.
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Snowden was specifically charged with stealing the information as well as releasing it.
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What makes an artifact okay to own versus illicitly trafficked? A government permit from the time it was excavated?
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