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by 542354234235 5mo ago
I love that it never occurred to you that the "buyer" could just steal the item. Be safe out there.
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by 542354234235 6mo ago
This wasn't a disappearing messages case, this was a case where they had uninstalled Signal entirely, including all their messages. But Apple was storing the received message text from the notification in its local database. I don&#x27
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by 542354234235 6mo ago
This isn’t really attorney client privilege and would much more likely fall under the work-product doctrine [1,2], where documents prepared for the purpose of future litigation are protected from discovery and could be considered analogous
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by 542354234235 6mo ago
> I have found the less I assume about my audience, and thus the more verbose and elaborate I am, the better the reception of my communication tends to be, on the whole. I think knowing your audience is key. Am I creating something meant
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by 542354234235 7mo ago
The economics of petroleum would be totally different if you had to pay 5x more for crude to replace Straight of Hormuz blocked imports. Weird that it took way less than 20 years for that to hit.
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by 542354234235 7mo ago
> Instead I got pages after pages of word-manure about nothing at all for reasons I don't even understand. More writing means more space to shove ads in between every paragraph.
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by 542354234235 7mo ago
No, its because greedy people try to make money off people. Ads are the reason the internet sucks. There could be a wikipedia like site for lyrics that would cost pennies to maintain and people who like music and contributing would add to i
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by 542354234235 7mo ago
Average includes vegans, and I'm pretty sure they eat it less than once per week. It’s just how much meat divided by population. The previous comment shows that the consumption is not anywhere close to equally distributed.
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by 542354234235 8mo ago
Building a new factory would cost $20 billion and take 3 to 4 years [0,1]. With chip output capacity and AI boom profit margins, it would take just under a decade to break even. If the bubble bursts and chips return to pre-boom levels, then
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by 542354234235 8mo ago
Meta isn't the only camera that might be pointed at you at any given time.
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by 542354234235 8mo ago
It doesn’t seem like catastrophizing when discussing how people might react to a stranger attacking them. Hitting someone in the face hard enough to knock off their glasses isn’t exactly some silly little thing that people would be ridiculo
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by 542354234235 8mo ago
I've tried to learn and grow from the stupid comments of my youth. I haven't been involved in a long list of scandals directly related to the ideas those comments expressed, and if I was, it would be pretty clear that I didn'
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by 542354234235 8mo ago
>Plastic isn't always forever But molecularly, plastic is around forever. A wooden bucket will eventually breakdown to not be wood at all anymore. Products made from plastic is not what lasts forever, the plastic itself is.
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by 542354234235 8mo ago
The History of English Podcast gets much better once he gets into the groove of things and I'd definitely recommend sticking with it. I love all the random fun facts that come in most episodes, like where idioms came from, meaning behi
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by 542354234235 8mo ago
It kind of annoys me that the article says the people trapped behind the trucks are just inconvenienced, but the truck driver gains time and money. Considering commuting to and from work is what most people are doing on the road, that is ex
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by 542354234235 8mo ago
My grandparents didn’t smoke. They didn’t allow smoking in their house and that was seen as super weird in Texas. Even if you didn’t smoke, it was just expected that smokers can smoke wherever. Having ashtrays in the common area was the nor
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by 542354234235 8mo ago
The motive was pretty clear i.e. to murder aid workers helping Palestinians and assumed to be Palestinian. The report is very clear that the IDF could see the vehicle lights the entire time, making it clear they were protected aid workers.
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by 542354234235 8mo ago
Accuweather's Minutecast is usually accurate for rain to within 5 minutes and have used it to time my bike commute. It uses your specific location and if rain is passing over that specific spot, and when, over the next 4 hours.
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by 542354234235 8mo ago
The same reason you use a calendar, to plan for the future. I can see the weather right now, but to plan, I want to know the weather in an hour, this afternoon, tomorrow, this weekend. When I am getting ready at 5am, I want to know if I can
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by 542354234235 8mo ago
You are freeing your mind from mundane tasks you don't like, by filling your mind with automation tasks you do like. I find it is a good trade.
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by 542354234235 8mo ago
Anthropic is investing, conservatively, $100+ billion in AI infrastructure and development. A 20-person research team could put out several papers a year. That would cost them what, $5 million a year, or one half of one percent? They don&#x
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by 542354234235 8mo ago
The Olympics are games. No one is hurt by someone playing for another team. Are people disloyal to America if they vacation in a foreign country? They are siphoning American money off to a foreign country instead of patriotically traveling
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by 542354234235 8mo ago
They are, and it is very funny. https://www.behance.net/gallery/35437979/Velocipedia
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by 542354234235 8mo ago
Oh no! The Federal government is targeting their political opponents with selective enforcement of long-standing statutes.
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by 542354234235 8mo ago
One of the few sci fi shows that makes an alien world truly feel alien. Where it clearly has its own evolution, ecosystems, rules, etc., but they are so... alien that it is barely comprehensible to the characters and audience.
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by 542354234235 8mo ago
Stuxnet was discovered because a bug was accidently introduced during an update [0]. So I think it speaks more to how vulnerabilities and bugs do appear organically. If an insanely sophisticated program built under incredibly high security
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by 542354234235 8mo ago
>There is a genuine existential risk The Mormon missionaries settled on a bug planet. Human's attempting to colonize worlds already inhabited and getting killed is not an existential risk or threat. Choosing to go and exterminate th
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by 542354234235 8mo ago
I'm going off memory, but I thought the library books led them to John Doe's apartment, something he was not planning for, and required him to change his plans somewhat. He did want to be caught, but not that soon, before he had f
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by 542354234235 8mo ago
How are they not rational? Violence is a tool. They operate an illegal business so they can’t sue other parties for breach of contract. They can't call the police if they are robbed or file an insurance claim for what was taken. Even t
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by 542354234235 9mo ago
>Allegations aren't evidence Allegations are literally evidence. "He attacked me" is an allegation of a crime and is evidence that would be used in conjunction with other evidence to prosecute said crime.

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