BlueGh0st

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by BlueGh0st 4y ago
I find that it largely depends on the keyboard that I'm using, but I can think of two scenarios when it happens to me. If I'm typing at a steady pace ( no matter the speed), when a finger doesn't get the tactile feedback it e
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by BlueGh0st 5y ago
I think the problem for a lot of people is that on Twitter you're not subscribing to information/topic streams but to personalities. I follow almost only information security accounts but I'm still subjected to authors'
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by BlueGh0st 5y ago
Before crypto, it was Liberty Reserve and similar money-gram services and before/during/after that it was/is Green Dot and other gift cards.
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by BlueGh0st 5y ago
Even more impressive is this note that I got while browsing from a developing country. >Hey! You're coming from [Country] where this could be too expensive. >I believe in Purchasing Parity Power, and I want to make this affordabl
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by BlueGh0st 5y ago
Title should be amended to say "safety flaw"
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by BlueGh0st 5y ago
The claims of "insider trading" appear to be in regards to their ad-bidding schemes and manipulation. Not actual public securities fraud.
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by BlueGh0st 5y ago
>TFA also points out that the document is at the Internet Archive IME it seems to be trivially easy to have things removed from the Internet Archive. >How can I exclude or remove my site's pages from the Wayback Machine? >You
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by BlueGh0st 5y ago
This link may be more relevant: What Are Privacy-Enhancing Technologies (PETs) and How Will They Apply to Ads? https://about.fb.com/news/2021/08/privacy-enhancing-technolo...
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by BlueGh0st 5y ago
Another alternative (for Android) is to roll back to an earlier version of the app that was actually usable. I use version 3.106.5 and I don't get any limitations on messages and there's a glitch where you can skip the ad by tappi
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by BlueGh0st 5y ago
Most of these are only red flags if you're hiring robots and not people. I generally have very little professional experience in the fields that I apply for and no education so, for me, getting hired has usually been a matter of showin
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by BlueGh0st 5y ago
Absolutely! Going public is an important part of responsible disclosure
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by BlueGh0st 6y ago
I hate to comment on these types of things, but I noticed the same. It's on the 2nd page right now with almost 1k upvotes within 5 hours. Meanwhile there are articles on the front page that are 17 hours old with half the upvotes. It de
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by BlueGh0st 6y ago
I can't add this to a playlist (even the built-in 'Watch Later') because YouTube considers it made for children. What a useless anti-feature.
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by BlueGh0st 6y ago
I began my Russian journey 10 years ago and I feel extremely ashamed about how little I know. I can barely hold a conversation. My ADHD/anxiety makes reading near impossible and it seems the resources for Russian language are generally
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by BlueGh0st 6y ago
I've been seeing people claim this a lot recently and I rolled my eyes. But then I saw their latest comment and you're absolutely right ahah. Good call
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by BlueGh0st 6y ago
The core intention of the script is to be loud enough for the person responsible for the site to quickly take notice. Explaining the situation to the casual visitor is pretty much pointless as they can't really do anything about it and
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by BlueGh0st 6y ago
I wish I could read this without getting a migraine. The "darkmode" joke was funny until I realized there was no actual way to turn it on.
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by BlueGh0st 6y ago
I thought it was an absurd post until I saw the shape of the lowercase T and L and immediately fell in love. But genuinely, I think it's because the post is really quite well written and on a subject that's probably a bit esoteric
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by BlueGh0st 6y ago
Do these photos and the way they were shown in the news not look upside down to anyone else?
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by BlueGh0st 6y ago
>just email the admins If this were any other website, it'd be decried as a dark pattern
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by BlueGh0st 6y ago
No, I've never day traded. I hadn't even sold anything yet. There was really no valid explanation.
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by BlueGh0st 6y ago
Randomly getting my TD Ameritrade account shut down without explanation (they specifically state that they wont give you a reason and tell you to not ask), and all my positions closed (for a loss) a week after moving to them was a pretty go
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by BlueGh0st 6y ago
I can vouch for Yandex's reverse image search. It blows Google's out of the water. I think regular image search is typically better too, depending on what your needs are (Google seems to prefer stock imagery which can be frustrati
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by BlueGh0st 6y ago
For some reason, the Russian web seems to rehost old drivers/software and such indefinitely without all the malicious spam you normally find in Google. That led me to Kazus Electronic Portal[0] which seems to have just about every hard
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by BlueGh0st 6y ago
Just to pile on the anecdotal evidence with a similarly old account-- most of my playlists are littered with gray boxes of unavailability as well.
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by BlueGh0st 6y ago
I missed it too. Here's the HN discussion from 3 days ago. Pretty crazy. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26061935
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by BlueGh0st 6y ago
There are coding streams on the YouTube and it seems to be all C++.
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by BlueGh0st 6y ago
It is "mostly unsubstantiated" because the thread makes multiple claims without proof. The bookmark pages on Google provide some evidence for one of the claims but it is, by no means, proof of the claim's validity.
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by BlueGh0st 6y ago
Is there some sort of highly entropic and massive hash string being constantly printed, recorded, and widely distributed so that one could see if any changes happened in the past? Or rather, ensure, with a comparison, that the observer is s
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by BlueGh0st 6y ago
I personally use OneTab but it's worth noting that in the GH issue on TheGreatSuspender there's some ongoing (and mostly unsubstantiated, in this thread) concerns about OneTab's data collection and management[0]. [0] https:&

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