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Nothing new. When you see ads in the subway to buy cryptocurrencies, and you have people buying cheaper coins because they don't realize they can buy a fraction of a bitcoin, this happens. There is no fast way to get rich if you are du
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Can you GDPR request this?
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Obviously you haven't read the article: > Photos from Apple's "Shot on iPhone" ads are indeed taken with iPhones, albeit with additional equipment like special lenses attached to the phone, and they've been touc
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And who maintains that when something inevitably goes wrong?
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The bright side: next time someone googles the symptoms they'll find these articles about it
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In many European cities it's quite common for pedestrians to pass on red (which is considered more of a warning), even in front of cop cars. I've also seen cops on foot cross the street on red. And I've seen quite a number cr
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Faster? Really? Name for fast X: Quicker Name for fast Y: Speedy
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No, the OS cannot do that, because an attacker will replace your OS with a compromised one which lies to you that everything is peachy. https://blog.invisiblethings.org/2011/09/07/anti-evil-maid.h...
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Software based is very vulnerable to the evil maid attack. BTW, Google uses hardware-based security on all of their servers: https://www.theregister.co.uk/2017/01/16/google_reveals_its_...
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I don't think it's just the passport (hint: how do you look?)
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Does this mean that it will now be easy to port terminator to windows?
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> I've pondered getting one of those pads used to drive music software Audio controlers for Lightroom: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t5pwbY3_-Ek
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In UK a moped is 50 times more dangerous per unit of distance than a car. In EU 10 times: https://ethicalhaydonism.wordpress.com/2018/02/04/micromorts...
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Well, if angels are physical in the slightest, modern philosophers have computed an upper bound of how many of them could dance on the head of a pin, before they collapse into a black hole
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Another fiction in modern economics is the rational man that always maximizes utility.
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> though I suppose there's some potential for abuse, somehow? One day you want to post online a video obtained through illegal means (for example you film animal abuse in a US abatory), you buy a burner phone and go to an open Wifi,
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I agree. And in muslim countries, if someone posts LGBT or atheist positive posts, they should immediately be moderated and the poster reported to authorities. Facebook should also prevent users from these countries seeing such content post
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Does "Web and App Activity" sounds to you like something that would track your location, especially when you have a separate "Location History"?
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Micro$oft is evil man, don't you know that. Google is geeky, they bid sums like $3.14 bil in auctions, how cool is that. And they have awesomely nerdy and human April 1 jokes. They are with us man. You are being paranoid.
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http://heeheeheeey.online/
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Yeah, a lot of people have no idea about this "homeostasis" thing, which is how you get to stupid things like "foods matched to your blood type" or "alkaline diet"
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And then people wonder why anti-science is a thing today. I basically stopped reading "science says that X is good/bad for your health" articles. At most I get entertaining value from them.
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> heavily debased the Yen What debasing? USD/JPY has moved around 110 for 20 years now.
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Lovely, after destroying their habitat, now we hunt them with lasers :)
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> ethnicity derived from geography, language and racial perceptions This cuts both ways. See what happens in states where the border does not respect these local realities, for example where you have sunni led by shia or the other way ar
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In the last 5 years retail Chinese investors had massive losses in bitcoin, gold, the local stock market, bitcoin again, now P2P. Is it fair to say that they rush from one investment fad to the next, typically buying the top? This is how it
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I feel a lot of people will object this because of wildlife. But even excluding that, how can you be sure there are no persons there?
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Here, have a Guardian: https://www.theguardian.com/world/2018/aug/04/amsterdam-brit...
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It could also be just Microsoft employees: > Late yesterday, Dorsey posted a tweetstorm explaining Twitter’s decision not to ban notorious conspiracy theorist Alex Jones ... At that point, current Twitter employees got in on the action.
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Don't you read the news? There have recently been articles in the international press that Amsterdam is a jungle right now: > Official ombudsman, Arre Zuurmond told Dutch paper Trouw that "the city centre becomes an urban jung
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