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by 746F7475 10y ago
I'm guessing the word to pay attention to is "accessing". So I guess as long as you are accessing the site you are under ToS.
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by 746F7475 10y ago
You may not do any of the following while accessing or using the Services: (i) access, tamper with, or use non-public areas of the Services, Twitter’s computer systems, or the technical delivery systems of Twitter’s providers; (ii) probe,
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by 746F7475 10y ago
Just that, say you play one of the survival horror games that people are waiting for to hit VR, you get jump scared and have to run away from the monster and you just blow straigh into a wall. unless of course it starts to show the turning
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by 746F7475 10y ago
if it's small enough that user won't notice, you'd still need a big open space. Otherwise it's obvious and obnoxious. There was some games where once you got close to a wall, you could spin in place and the world would k
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by 746F7475 10y ago
How much will it cost to be able to view this Mars experience through the VR and how many times can you do it before it get's boring?
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by 746F7475 10y ago
Imo the biggest problem with VR is lack of controls. All of the games I've seen (that aren't driving/flying simulators) use same "teleportation" movement gimmick with some slight leaning/ducking or they just ha
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by 746F7475 10y ago
This is so ass backwards. With this one could try to sell anything fake as part of someones works and if pointed to be wrong just sue for damages. Imo this should be treated as forgery and the guy selling the painting should be punished.
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by 746F7475 10y ago
In Finnish "akka" is derogatory term for a woman. Closes translation would be "bitch".
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by 746F7475 10y ago
There are other places to cover from rain than a bus stop, but busses seldom pick up passengers from non-bus stops.
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by 746F7475 10y ago
Quick hypothetical you have a choice between taking cover from rain in a small bus stop which sadly has only this lean-on bench; or you take cover from rain in the same small bus stop expect this time there's a homeless guy sleeping on
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by 746F7475 10y ago
Simple cost-benefit. If your problem is that homeless people are sleeping in front of your ads and you can A) shelter some homeless people for several weeks or B) install spikes and keep every homeless person away (seemingly) forever.
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by 746F7475 10y ago
GPUs have been the pain of my Linux existence, everything else is generic enough to work, but last time I tried Ubuntu the default settings manager crashed at the mere sight of my GPU and when I installed a differed WM either couldn't
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by 746F7475 10y ago
I remember having trouble with wifi chipsets ~5-6 years ago when smaller netbooks started to hit the scene. I had one of thous, like 8" laptops with brand new ARM chip and 4 hour battery life, for it getting wifi working was hard, but
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by 746F7475 10y ago
Did you really have a passion for politics at age 12? This coupled with " I had no trouble using command-line encryption to communicate. " makes this read like a farce. First you act like ultimate prodigy that peaked at tender a
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by 746F7475 10y ago
Why are all dropouts who "made it" making such a big deal out of it.
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by 746F7475 10y ago
Whenever I hear "BSD" I always think: "if you want to use BSD you have to build a machine for it". This isn't really based on any real world experience, but whenever BSD comes up as a topic only thing that sticks wi
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by 746F7475 10y ago
> In fact, lots of confused users asked why Adblock Plus needed this permission and whether it was spying on them. And we explained that the process of blocking ads is in fact what Chrome describes as changing data on all websites. Sou
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by 746F7475 10y ago
But that doesn't work as well, since for example on this page there is JS event tied to scrolling the page that moves the header with you. So you'd have to tie your own anti-move trigger to the same event, which might mean same sc
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by 746F7475 10y ago
Judging by the downvotes, obviously some people have no idea how maintaining libraries work.
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by 746F7475 10y ago
>Changes to upstream libraries trigger tests on consumers of that library, so breaking changes tend not to happen. This doesn't prevent build breaking changes, it just makes the team using the library aware what is broken and they
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by 746F7475 10y ago
How can wordpress keep it's doors open if all Facebook users started free blogs? Last time I checked it wasn't nearly as easy to create wordpress site or a blog post as it is to create facebook update. Same rings true with RSS, it
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by 746F7475 10y ago
Be as it may, these things need to be escalated. At least police can access the security cameras in the area to possibly catch whoever installed the device and at very least they are now aware that in said area skimmers have been installed.
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by 746F7475 10y ago
Why did I get downvoted?
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by 746F7475 10y ago
The light is controller via software, it would be wiser if the light took power from the camera (e.g. if camera was powered the light would be on), but currently it doesn't do that.
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by 746F7475 10y ago
>I despise being treated as a performing seal. This is 100% in your head and about your attitude. Your ego is the problem, nothing else. I'm introverted as fuck, but I realize that this is part of interview process and if you act li
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by 746F7475 10y ago
>Whiteboard interviews are humiliating even if you pass. Stop thinking so highly of yourself. There is nothing humiliating about them. If you get feeling of humiliation from someone watching you work, then you are going to have a bad tim
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by 746F7475 10y ago
I don't get this new fad of 'not having a phone'
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by 746F7475 10y ago
If you are only sending one letter per year, then maybe you should just buy smaller packs, even if they are little more expensive. On other hand you probably have drawers full of useless stuff. Clean out one for things you need, but not ver
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by 746F7475 10y ago
So that means if you are against majority thought you are shit out of luck. Just think of any time when majority consensus hasn't been the optimal solution.
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by 746F7475 10y ago
So can random people who agree with each other completely control everything that happens with the currency? So if there is a company who they dislike can they just decide that they have no money?

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