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try to search for samples of lab results (OCR dev, long story)... don't include anything about pregnancy or any keyword even close to it. and you will be shocked how the entire first page will be services selling positive pregnancy tes
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yahoo paid mark cuban 3bi for his lie. they still have the domain lol broadcast.com
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1y ago
being able to read the article without JavaScript is much better.
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this crowd is wild. the author answer is voted down :) edit: by the time i commented it was already dark text. guess it recovered.
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apple showed bad faith to the fcc at every stage (remember iphone 3g always transmitting at full blast 1W when that was reserve for emergency only low signal?). why do they get the courtesy of filling in private?
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question is if they're quant easing those gold papers to :)
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the most important reason to truly understand it is glossed over: it was secret for over 5 decades. it's absurd, but normalized, because it forces workers hands on negotiations.
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1y ago
never got the point of this story. it gets all the parables wrong
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why make a post and not even search Wikipedia? every single smart tv have had microphones in the remote (because mics on the tv would be useless, see how much Amazon and google had to spend on their home-bugs) since day one. 30yrs now?
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like science publications were meant to be used.
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i don't even want to see which "website" it generated if it was creating canvases on every component. also loved how in cto mode it went right away to "approve with minor comments" in the code review. this is too pe
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and it will completely ignoring the instructions because user input cannot afect it, but it will waste even more context space to fool you that it did.
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either that, or like Intel, she refused some kickback request hints.
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everyone worried about IoT with camerad and fridges, while network cards, servers pmi, celular modems, wifi cards, etc etc were all running full hackable computers for the last 20+yrs. and thanks to gpl having no teeth, all that crap is run
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plus you can make a keyboard that actually works as a keyboard and not just for the pi
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no and that was my point. parent connect was stuck on one change and ignoring the other, when it makes perfect sense when you see all changes
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Internet owner was baffled about 22Tbps thanks to all those appliances https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45365179
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you don't need surveillance. there's one stupid fellon publishing in the open about persecuting political opposition and nothing happened. what reading their private communication gain?
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access logs would be the first thing if you're thinking only in practical terms.
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only if you're inserting user strings into the statement. meh.
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gotta love how the DHS is a living entity with free will. not a single person will ever be identified as ordering any of this ever.
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disingenuous. even before, during and after the fascist protest he is celebrating (as an immigrant in america, telling about his daydreaming on being an immigrant in the UK), there have been arrests for people simply saying "killing ch
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oh that's why google have been silently banning all corporations using gvoice unless they email support for each number to be manually checked for compliance. it's been a few interesting couple months at work, as google being goog
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they also changed the symptoms definitions, so ...
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comparing arch with LFS is wild, but thanks for sharing. I personally just pacman install the kde metapackage, and I'm done.
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property taxes, vehicle registration and insurance.
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the goalpost moved and it's not private anymore, just private enough.
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there's all sorts of taxes and other impositions/obligationsthat don't require income.
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it's one package install tho. did you try to search for Bluetooth on the arch wiki?
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absolutely not. every single arch user thought of making a distro with opinionated defaults, but then they realize the just have to edit the wiki to provide the community the same benefit. some rich dude lack the self awareness for such. he
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