BloominOnion

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by BloominOnion 3y ago
I believe when using apple pay with an apple watch, there's no longer a threshold where you need to use a PIN/passcode as the watch is using 'biometric authentication'.
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by BloominOnion 3y ago
Sounds like he administered a precordial thump.
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by BloominOnion 4y ago
100% I'm in Melbourne so summers are usually a dry heat that can go into the mid-high 30's often. Send me up to the Gold Coast where the humidity is much greater and I'll struggle in the high 20's low 30's
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by BloominOnion 5y ago
I'm becoming more and more despondent by the day here. I'll preface this with, I chose to be vaccinated - I believe the science, however... I watch people allow the Government and Corporations infringe on peoples body autonomy thr
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Trump to sign executive order targetting tech giants(washingtonpost.com)
6 points by BloominOnion 6y ago|0 comments
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by BloominOnion 6y ago
Not everywhere in Australia, you don't have to fit them but your home needs to meet a mandated minimum '6 star' energy rating. This comes down to everything in the house such as wattage per square meter of lighting, double gl
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by BloominOnion 6y ago
Ran some basic figures for 6 months: Barrels 2000000 lease cost / day $350,000.00 Barrel cost -$37 Take delivery profit $74,000,000.00 After 180 days storage $63,000,000.00 Sell/barrel $20 Net $51,000,000.00
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by BloominOnion 7y ago
I think most people would view it from the lens of Police inherently having legislated power over people and the ability to detain, arrest and/or charge people. Big adtech have insane amounts of data and deep pockets but realistically
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by BloominOnion 7y ago
Why not? What an employee does in their time is their business. Furthermore it takes two to tango, it's a free market. If an Apple employee is solicited and accepts, then they're finding the opportunity or terms more agreeable tha