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by 0x00000000 7y ago
Fun fact, search result ads ignore “-term”. It is so infuriating trying to get away from some SEO bullshit only to have the first 5 results be ads for the thing you are explicitly trying to filter out.
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by 0x00000000 7y ago
Things like canvas fingerprinting and other hardware “side channels” will most likely persist through reimaging
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by 0x00000000 7y ago
It’s really funny how insistent the Fed is on it not being QE so they don’t scare anyone. “Powell has been adamant in pointing out that the T-bill purchases, though aimed at expanding the Fed's balance sheet and, correspondingly, bank
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by 0x00000000 7y ago
Low key quantitative easing
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by 0x00000000 7y ago
I actually thought the post was going to be a metaphor at first. Especially the part about the barely-functional clusterfuck of a UX.
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by 0x00000000 7y ago
Number two is actually the thing that pushed me to switch from Android. Now it has followed me to iOS. These product managers are out of control. Why should it be mandatory? At least it’s not suggesting messenger contacts from other apps th
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by 0x00000000 7y ago
Probably. “In early February, the New York City medical examiner’s office found Mr. Kroll’s cause of death was an accidental overdose by fentanyl-laced heroin” https://www.wsj.com/articles/the-tech-whiz-behind-vine-and-
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by 0x00000000 7y ago
Fun fact most police cruiser SUV models come with no roof rack rails as they would get in the way of the light bar. However this also includes the unmarked ones making them easy to identify at a glance.
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by 0x00000000 7y ago
Disappointed they didn’t do something like use it to manipulate the stock market. Then it would have got much more coverage and something might actually get fixed as a result.
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by 0x00000000 7y ago
She is still going to get ticketed for the illegally tinted lights though.
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by 0x00000000 7y ago
Not an asshole if your world views align I guess.
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by 0x00000000 7y ago
Couldn’t he have just gotten phished?
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by 0x00000000 7y ago
Sometimes when I get debt collector calls or car warranty scams I find their website and they usually have an opt out form, never seen a captcha. I have been really tempted to just hammer the endpoint with every valid phone number. Probably
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by 0x00000000 7y ago
Well they are owned by PayPal so no surprise there. Nothing like trying to buy something on eBay and getting the transaction blocked for potential fraud, calling support and literally being told that there is nothing they can do about it an
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by 0x00000000 7y ago
the quiz asks what each one would evaluate to. “Undefined” or “implementation dependent” are not answers to that question. “I don’t know [because it is undefined]” or “I don’t know [based on the given information]” are logically consistent
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by 0x00000000 8y ago
Isn't that illegal everywhere in the US without a dealer license?
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by 0x00000000 8y ago
>I would much rather this money be granted for research that then becomes public domain That's not how it works though https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bayh%E2%80%93Dole_Act Research from publicly funcded universi
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by 0x00000000 8y ago
There was a pro Counter Strike player Griffin Benger ("What up now Swedes" guy) who became a professional poker player and was once the highest winning online player and has a total earnings of over $10m now. I think there are a n
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by 0x00000000 8y ago
All those sites I have looked at severely underestimates pay, or maybe only people who are getting shafted and are unhappy contribute data to them. Just look at Google, Apple, and Microsoft on the page you linked. I guarantee you there is n
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by 0x00000000 8y ago
I think they want to simplify the human interaction as much as possible to eliminate things like hanging chads, misreads due to erasures etc. This also requires less importance on the other human step which is reviewing as there are hopeful
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by 0x00000000 8y ago
I'm surprised there is no site to crowdfund TLDs by taking a deposit from people in order to reserve a name
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by 0x00000000 8y ago
That's pretty egregious. The fact that is says "0 of 1 purchased" implies that the person making the list asked for it which is a lie no matter how you spin it. Sounds like fraud to me.
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by 0x00000000 8y ago
Don't remind me of how awful GitHub search is. I guess code search is just too niche with no marketability to ever improve
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by 0x00000000 8y ago
I don't get why they don't do something like give you a computer with a terminal, a buggy program, and an internet connection and tell you to make it compile (or whatever the equivalent is for your domain) using whatever resources
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by 0x00000000 8y ago
Every day I am more convinced we are 20+ years from viable self driving cars.
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by 0x00000000 8y ago
because tax stamps are only acceptable to apply against some constitutional rights but not others
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by 0x00000000 8y ago
Many voip services just fucking make up a number (or derive it somehow, but incorrectly) when numbers show as blocked or 'unknown' on normal lines. It's incredibly misleading and annoying, so even legitimate calls from blocke
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by 0x00000000 8y ago
Or just a really easy money laundering scheme.
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by 0x00000000 8y ago
They really need a reverse three strikes. Once you make three blatantly fraudulent claims, you are banned from making any more claims. Automated claims should not be allowed ever, they should all be verified by a human. Alternatively, if yo
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by 0x00000000 8y ago
FYI many pharmacies (individual stores that is) do not accept it for certain medications, lie about accepting it, or will change their mind after ordering your medication in order to try and extort you. Get it in writing if they say they wi

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