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by 0x00000000 6y ago
Or disgruntled ex-employee
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by 0x00000000 6y ago
They could have inconspicuously joined the numerous TSLA shorters and made 100x that with one tweet
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by 0x00000000 6y ago
Sometimes you just need to take a step back and realize how inane and unhinged you sound.
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by 0x00000000 6y ago
The husband getting fired is extremely disturbing and the most fucked up thing about the entire situation. There was another one recently where a middle eastern grocery store in the US had their lease pulled because of tweets by the owner’s
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by 0x00000000 6y ago
I have reported many people for doxxing on twitter and of the ones that even got a follow up notification, they were all given 12 hour suspensions. Takes about a week on average for them to get to a report.
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by 0x00000000 6y ago
Here’s a partial crowdsourced list https://www.reddit.com/r/reclassified/comments/hi41t2/the_ba...
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by 0x00000000 6y ago
Something else very disturbing is that Twitter lets people do it with selective enforcement of their rules. Report someone for doxxing (full address, phone number etc.) and then a week later they get a 12 hour suspension. I have reported do
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by 0x00000000 6y ago
Anecdote: I had straight As in high school, took every AP class they offered, 98th percentile SAT and got rejected from every single college I applied to except for one state school which I’m pretty sure they were obligated to accept me to
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by 0x00000000 6y ago
I go out of my way to avoid clicking on ad results and buying things that are heavily advertised (certain VPNs, audiobook services etc) because if they are trying that hard to push ads, it is almost certainly shit targeted towards uninforme
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by 0x00000000 6y ago
Or the fine is that the work in question becomes public domain.
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by 0x00000000 6y ago
It is a known fact that gallowboob will repeatedly repost and delete something over and over while deleting competing posts until his gains traction
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by 0x00000000 6y ago
I subscribe to it so it’s mixed into my front page and every now and then, I read a post and get a good way into the comments before I realize what sub it is.
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by 0x00000000 6y ago
When Dell charges $200 for a $2 stamped metal server rail no one bats an eye
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by 0x00000000 6y ago
The other day I found that googling something like “mesothelioma -lawyer” will exclude results with “lawyer” but all the ads will still be for lawyers and contain the word “lawyer”. I guess because they leave it up to the advertiser to dete
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by 0x00000000 7y ago
Yeah it is rather ironic all this talk about price gouging in a state of emergency when hospitals do it all the time, especially for emergencies where the person has no choice. Oh masks cost 5x as much now? What a tragedy, they are charging
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by 0x00000000 7y ago
Meanwhile on Facebook you cannot create a page for a business(say you work in the marketing department) without linking your PERSONAL account to it. Absolutely fucking insane.
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by 0x00000000 7y ago
> using existing open source ones as Sony did for the PS Classic That’s interesting, I wonder if that is the case the for the PS1 emulator on the PS3/Vita used for the PlayStation Classics titles
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by 0x00000000 7y ago
When I got a new phone, I got a text saying that I was on a free trial of Verizon’s spam call blocking service. Needless to say they have every reason to remain complicit
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by 0x00000000 7y ago
I was looking for this, thank you. I cannot get over when people try and keep all this knowledge in their head. Have they never worked on something written by someone other than themselves? I know it usually isn’t, but it really feels like
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by 0x00000000 7y ago
Did you read the indictment and do you know what a plea deal is? Why do you think google is lying about the 14000 files he downloaded? That could easily be proven or disproven and everyone knows it. It’s obvious they just threw him a soft b
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by 0x00000000 7y ago
The only people whining and wanting things ”for free” are the rent seekers who sought to eliminate property taxes so they could impede economic progress and live for free and try to prevent anyone else from moving in because “muh soul“ (tra
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by 0x00000000 7y ago
Many categories on Craigslist are also full of bots, spam, and scams. Honestly Facebook having such aggressive “fake profile” enforcement makes FB marketplace one of the better ways to buy and sell online
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by 0x00000000 7y ago
I can almost guarantee you that they are building this to address some specific NSA problem and their entire business strategy hinges on getting a massive DoD contract
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by 0x00000000 7y ago
I can understand that AMD and Nvidia have spent a ton of time and money developing their drivers and that ML/GPGPU performance and features are highly competitive. But embedded GPUs are so fucking obnoxious. There’s about a million of
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by 0x00000000 7y ago
Fun fact the blender cycles renderer used sRGB for a long time which was just throwing away huge amounts of dynamic range
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by 0x00000000 7y ago
I’ll buy 0.0000001% of your company for $1 and you can be a “billionaire” too.
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by 0x00000000 7y ago
Should you though? So some drone in the legal department can accuse you of “hacking” or “stealing proprietary information”? With a tech company, maybe you could but it’s still a risk. With a big, ‘old school’ company? No. Hell no. Unsolicit
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by 0x00000000 7y ago
How about make it so voter registration, vehicle registration, and property purchases are not public records? There is no legitimate reason why everyone on the planet needs to have open access to all of that information AND be free to use i
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by 0x00000000 7y ago
It’s still a bandaid solution that makes the problem even worse by increasing fragmentation. It’s the best way to make sure browsers never follow any standard and nothing ever gets fixed by shifting responsibility to hundreds of millions of
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by 0x00000000 7y ago
Same exact thing with the Robinhood infinite leverage. People tried to defend them saying “robinhood isn’t responsible because it’s just a bug”. Being ignorant of FINRA regulations and refusing to fix it when it has come up multiple times i

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