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   by 6510 3y ago

   For a while, eventually we will become so suggestible you'd wish you were special enough to have a score.
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   by 6510 3y ago

   Could write laws as if() else() foo = bar*42 with the variables obtained from scientific studies. You cant glue them together directly but we could periodically randomly select qualified scientists, force and pay them to review the literatu
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   by 6510 3y ago

   Having 12 000 login pages is a formula for success.
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   by 6510 3y ago

   There is no need to limit it to that, most shops have some kind of product feed.
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   by 6510 3y ago

   I think this should be filled under sabotage of critical infrastructure. It is either that or DRM means the OEM gets to remotely shut down entire train network whenever they like? Imagine the money one could make with such a service.
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   by 6510 3y ago

   Janusz Cieszynski Former Minister of Digital Affairs https://twitter.com/jciesz/status/1732411016221524070?s=20 translation: > The president of Newag contacted me. He claims that Newag fell victim to cybercrimi
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   by 6510 3y ago

   At least that way it is preserved? Fujifilm had a "free" 500 TB trial. Maybe they can move the data fast enough. https://channelbuzz.ca/2020/06/fujifilm-unveils-unique-prici...
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   by 6510 3y ago

   I think the solution is to inform and assist the FBI with seizing the rest of his data.
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   by 6510 3y ago

   They did wrote: "Images in this section is not generated by our model."
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    by 6510 3y ago

    > The EDPB adopted Guidelines on dark patterns in social media platform interfaces[2]. The guidelines offer practical recommendations to designers and users of social media platforms on how to assess and avoid so-called “dark patterns” i
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    by 6510 3y ago

    It's so important we should design our entire civilization around this. We cant just take your word for it, we need DRM brain chips to make sure.
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    by 6510 3y ago

    How about: If you buy it you should just download it? It's the only way to complete the transaction.
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    by 6510 3y ago

    > I usually don't but I truly believe this. Thanks > Consider a bike that needs to travel 15 minutes. That trip would take a car 5 minutes. It depends on a lot of things. Where I live, if unlucky, the closest parking space is a 5
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    by 6510 3y ago

    Arguably the entire app eco system exists only to farm features. This is arguably the case whenever users are allowed to create things. Go get a pro subscription with each of your competitors :)
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    by 6510 3y ago

    Think of the children!
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    by 6510 3y ago

    It might be different if you manage to get your competitor fined 500k
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    by 6510 3y ago

    Personally I have no problem working with toxic people. Toxic people talking nonsense I cant deal with. You do have to have a f**g point if you are going to be toxic and you need to demonstrate by example how you think things should be done
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    by 6510 3y ago

    You could make a fantastic fork if you simply stop pretending that credentials can not be validated. It then follows that 5 angry narcissist anons do not equal in value a professor. Then you can further simplify if you employ expert moderat
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    by 6510 3y ago

    I've observed this phenomenon for a while. The people deleting these pretty much do nothing else. They are some how considered valuable contributors. Something I've mocked loudly. The effect is that some topics/categories hav
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    by 6510 3y ago

    We've been looking for ways to force the US onto the metric system.
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    by 6510 3y ago

    Kinda weird now that you bring it up. We use 13 and say 1, 14 we call 2, 15 is 3, 16 is 4, 17 is 5, 18 is 6, 19 is 7, 20 is 8, 21 is 9, 22 is 10, 23 is 11 and last but not least 0 means 12. It seems like a bad idea if I've ever seen 13
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    by 6510 3y ago

    Would they get away with that?
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    by 6510 3y ago

    I vaguely recall a study long ago where they took 2 groups of prisoners of the most dangerous kind and did regular blood work on one group giving them vitamin supplements. After some months the guards chose to leave all the cell doors open,
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    by 6510 3y ago

    Someone some day should write an article about frameworks with examples that show it's advantages. I just try different things in vanilla depending on the load. In terms of speed nothing can beat just serving a page rendered on the ser
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    by 6510 3y ago

    How few executions (or partial?) could one get away with?
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    by 6510 3y ago

    Would many thousands of entities, who confirmed hundreds of thousands of previous results be preferable over hundreds of thousands of entities, who confirmed many thousands of previous results?
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    by 6510 3y ago

    > First: Talk to them about it. This is the hardest part. This is only hard if you do it after talking with everyone else.
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    by 6510 3y ago

    Just curious, which would be most reliable? One entity confirms it who confirmed 1000 previous results, 2 who confirmed 500, 10 who confirmed 100 or 1000 who confirmed 1 previously?
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    by 6510 3y ago

    OPML auto discovery. <link rel="outline" type="text/x-opml" title="" href="" />
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    by 6510 3y ago

    I did one for an arithmetic function some months ago because I wasn't going to use a math lib. I had to watch no less than 3 children's youtube videos to remember how to do it. Not sure if remember is still the right word, I did