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by 14 10mo ago
I hope you get it back. I always had the mindset that if I am a paying customer that this type of situation is very unlikely. But you are literally a massive paying customer and you got hit. The truth is you are just a nobody even as a cust
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by 14 10mo ago
Not stupid. Just experiencing life and sometimes amazing experiences have a chance of danger. You get to choose what risk levels you are okay with. Props to that ranger who agreed with that belief.
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by 14 10mo ago
That does not seem like a good idea at all. Even if you are “not doing something stupid” the fact that you would be circumventing their app to bypass censorship they may deem you treasonous and a possible risk. Who knows what they could arr
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by 14 10mo ago
This is an interesting question I wish I knew. Because I play war thunder and it is free to play but once a year I pay about $50 for the annual premium membership because I enjoy the game and worth it to me. But ultimately it is supposedly
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by 14 11mo ago
And it is very clear that AI will continue to be part of daily life into the future so my belief is not punish the use of it but rather help the students navigate and use it more effectively. Who cares if AI was used to write a paper if the
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by 14 11mo ago
Yes I remember those days. I was pretty young but it definitely made news and was definitely a hot topic. People adamantly argued that music like that was a huge factor influencing defiant, disobedient anti police youth at the time. No ment
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by 14 11mo ago
Lots one could say here. First it kind of feels like the old saying "you won't always have a calculator in your pocket so learn the math" we all heard. And now we all have a calculator. This seems like the next moment similar
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by 14 11mo ago
Indeed. It felt like an obituary but to announce a wedding. Looking up the town Wikipedia states a population of just under 20k as of 2020 so back in 1991 when that article was written most likely less. So a very small community and I imag
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by 14 1y ago
How did they agree to those terms?
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by 14 1y ago
It is still an important attack vector to be aware of regardless of how unrealistic you believe it to be. Many powerful hacks come from very simple and benign appearing starting points.
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by 14 1y ago
Loved this site. Only thing I could think to add would be the ability to click each item and be taken to a wiki page or some further source of information about the object.
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by 14 1y ago
Have you watched the series The Silo? It is on Apple TV. I love the show. Based on a serious of books. Season 3 should be coming out some time next year so a good time to watch the first 2 seasons if you have not. Your comment basically ma
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by 14 1y ago
unless we can some how find a way to go faster then the speed of light and I am talking like tens of thousands of times faster at a minimum or some way to warp to different locations like a worm hole that instantaneously transports you far
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by 14 1y ago
If supply was cut off and critical defense tech was at risk of being crippled I am certain it would be deemed a matter of nation security and things would move very quickly.
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by 14 1y ago
My initial thoughts were so they could scan for csam while pretending as if users have a choice to not have their privacy violated.
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by 14 1y ago
There was a really good section of the article that went into great detail of the math and how it would easily outweigh the CO2. How it would only require something like diverting 2% of all flights as it is only that percentage of flights t
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by 14 1y ago
I think once mainstream this will be very popular. No tattoos myself but always considered it. One of the biggest concerns I have is who do I go to. Everyone knows there are all sorts of tattoo artists some good at realism, some good at let
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by 14 1y ago
Literally everything around us has the same dangers. Like getting into a car and doing 70mph in the opposite direction of some stranger doing the same speed possibly drunk or high. This tech will be completely standard and everywhere event
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by 14 1y ago
This won't do anything to help. I work as a health care worker who visits seniors in their homes. I can not even count the number of times I have had to help them "fix" their TVs. The biggest culprit is not the TV itself but
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by 14 1y ago
I do not think it would be easy but with advances in testing and the budget of a 3 letter agency I have no doubt it could be figured out. The way I saw it happening in my mind was somewhere after the flush down the pipe a sample would be ex
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by 14 1y ago
It is almost impossible to fully remove that voice in the back of your head that will question if you were cheated. Because the fact is at the end of the day sports are played by humans and humans make mistakes, humans are susceptible to br
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by 14 1y ago
I once thought that public bathrooms could be an easy place to mass collect DNA. The sensors that tell the toilet the person has moved away flush the toilet could be altered to do that but also use facial recognition which would be compared
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by 14 1y ago
How do you stay warm camping in near freezing conditions? I think pads are more so for insulation to the ground then comfort. Yes they add comfort but a cold ground will suck the heat out of you so fast. How would you describe your typical
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by 14 1y ago
I am from British Columbia and camping is a very popular activity. Sleeping on a hard floor is not a problem at all. Sure most would probably prefer a mattress and some padding but even with limited gear usually one could at least roll up a
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by 14 1y ago
Familiarity. Many grew up eating the boxed cakes so that is what represents what a cake should taste like. And in my opinion the taste and texture of many boxed cakes is good. Plus the simplicity of adding an egg, some oil and water makes i
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by 14 1y ago
I am not blaming others at all but my point was more to ops question about people panic buying the answer is yes people will do so. Without limits those with lots of money will take the lions share. I am not trying to clear my conscious. I
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by 14 1y ago
Well I assume if they set it up in mind that they would be operating in an emergency they could have something like Starlink and connect to payment processors.
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by 14 1y ago
We all saw what happened with Covid and panic buying. I remember when initial reports about it started coming out and something about it told me this might actually become something serious. So I went and loaded up on flour and yeast, rice,
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by 14 1y ago
I was fortunate enough to once have the daughter of a client I took care of in a nursing home ask me if I would escort her dad and her on a day trip as he needed help into the bathroom and such. We ended up going to a Ukrainian hall in Vanc
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by 14 1y ago
I do see there undoubtedly is a lot of crazy policing happening but I also am sure a lot of it is because those types of incidents are what get the views. I know there are countless police interactions where they are kind and chill but that

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