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by 0xfeba 6y ago
> Children are taught to not question what they're told, because it's much easier on parents and teachers when children don't question what they're told. Then when they're adults they lack any kind of critical th
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by 0xfeba 6y ago
Sanger was objectively a terrible person. That doesn't mean that abortion is a automatically immoral. So you can equate terminating a pregnancy with that of murdering adults and children but unfortunately in reality it's a grey ar
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by 0xfeba 6y ago
I bet $100 Netflix does the same. From my "experiments" during outages, it seems to show you a timer based progression from 0-25% no matter what, while it waits for stuff to queue/load properly, then it takes off to 26-100% i
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by 0xfeba 6y ago
> There was a news article recently published, that claimed that Iceland had eradicated Down's Syndrome. The mother runs through a battery of tests to determine if her baby has a genetic abnormality -- and if so, can choose an abort
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by 0xfeba 6y ago
They renamed/rebranded (reprounounced?) themselves as "parlor" rather than "parlay" probably since MAGAs all pronounced it like the former.
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by 0xfeba 6y ago
That's not uncommon. US healthcare is expensive. People don't realize socialized healthcare would likely not change their paychecks negatively.
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by 0xfeba 7y ago
They are working on ... interstitial or browser chrome ads IIRC.
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by 0xfeba 7y ago
Never use them. Truthfully I believe it's strength training that actually helps keep them up. Could be wrong.
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by 0xfeba 7y ago
I hate to break it to you, but nannies and nest cams do not automatically place anyone in the 1%, or 10%, or 50%.
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by 0xfeba 7y ago
Same. Thought I do ask questions, but I end up spending half a day researching and trying other alternatives to post a proper question in the hopes that it won't be closed. Mine rarely are. But few people seem to put in the effort to a
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by 0xfeba 7y ago
When you have a kid, they try to choke on their own fingers/toys/food, throw their drink/toys, or just generally be annoying.
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by 0xfeba 7y ago
I used mediatomb ages ago, and now Kodi (formerly XBMC). Works great.
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by 0xfeba 7y ago
Not only that -- but they increase the attack surface. Since all non-OEM antivirus are essentially using undocumented APIs and hooks into the kernel they have been exploited due to flaws in them. My company has Windows Defender (which does
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by 0xfeba 7y ago
I love edge cases like these. I wonder if there's a collection of them somewhere.
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by 0xfeba 7y ago
> Is it true that in some places this paranoia has gotten so far that you’ll get reported to child services if you let your kids walk to school? Not really. There have been cases of this (well, with young children walking with older sibl
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by 0xfeba 7y ago
> 10-15 years ago you would keep things like this quiet and maybe share it with your closest friends. He presented his findings at Defcon, pretty standard operating procedure these days. Instead of pretending bugs are rare and hard to fi
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by 0xfeba 7y ago
How do you detect when someone doesn't get a lot done that doesn't work remotely?
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by 0xfeba 7y ago
I switched to Windows 10 LTSC and have been super happy. No Candy Crush shitware links, no Cortana, No Edge/IE (had to save a browser installation file to USB from another computer!). You need an MSDN subscription however.
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by 0xfeba 7y ago
If you have an MSDN account, Get Windows 10 LTSC.
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by 0xfeba 7y ago
Agreed. There are tens of thousands of exim servers still vulnerable. Not to mention Drupal, etc. If you are not going to actively maintain and update it, let someone else handle it that will.
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by 0xfeba 7y ago
You can still call APIs with a static site and do quite a bit in the browser.
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by 0xfeba 7y ago
I've been with them for about 10 years now. They've increased pricing and decreased support at the same time. They have introduced (probably 8 years ago) a static site option which is considerably cheaper. But moving my static sit
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by 0xfeba 7y ago
You're lucky the Rock Star doesn't go all Nissan.com on you (which appears to be NLA).
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by 0xfeba 7y ago
What do you mean deploys to docker? Does it deploy in a container running the web server?
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by 0xfeba 7y ago
YouTube is a private company. They are under no obligation to provide support in 5,000 different languages. Or to host your videos at all. This post reeks of entitlement.
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by 0xfeba 7y ago
Myself, 6 months remote after 8 years in an office. I like it a lot. But I figure it depends on the person. My friend who thought he was fine as a loner hates it. He has no nearby friends or family. I love it. I never liked water cooler ta
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by 0xfeba 7y ago
I strongly disagree. Reducing warming to <=2C will take drastic government regulations. It's never going to happen. This isn't something that can be done by recycling campaigns or "work remote!" slogans.
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by 0xfeba 7y ago
There are far more instances of violence, or threats of violence, from the right than the left.
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by 0xfeba 7y ago
True. Is it similar to "road rage" where people are safe and secure in their moving "castle", and freely criticize and yell at others without fear of consequences?
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by 0xfeba 7y ago
At probably a naive glance it seems related to anonymity. Would tying identity to online posts increase this trust? What if you had to insert your National ID Card to comment in some feedback forums? I remember YouTube tried this and failed

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