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Daho0n
6y ago
It's not possible to boil it down to just that. Also, please don't be snarky.
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Fastest selling, sure, but still selling far less than it could if there were more to buy! I have been trying to find one but it wasn't until I by pure luck got one of 5000 units that were sold out in 4 minutes. That was last week! If
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6y ago
Without looking?
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6y ago
"man says moon is blue, fans start chanting moon is blue"
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6y ago
That doesn't answer his question.
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6y ago
Windows have moved on. They are now stored in \%userprofile%\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows\Explorer. Apple need to fix it too.
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6y ago
Sadly this is the state of things which is why privacy shield isn't there anymore.
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6y ago
But we do: >The UK has the freedom to strike its own partnerships, he said, and he would announce priority countries for data adequacy agreements shortly Either he recant that comment or announce a country (the US I bet) that doesn'
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6y ago
It does. For example there're GDPR compliance info and access to delete etc. your info in all Danish governmental databases that aren't for national security or covered by GDPRs legitimate interest. You could argue if it works 100
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6y ago
If you deleted those first four words your comment would read much better and likely not be downvoted :)
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All those are "fading away" in every area of enterprise I have seen that deal with private data. When GDPR is causing US states to follow suit and create GDPR-like laws I'd say it is the US's woefully bad privacy laws th
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6y ago
I'm willing to bet that this: >The UK has the freedom to strike its own partnerships, he said, and he would announce priority countries for data adequacy agreements shortly will be an announcement that the US has adequate data prote
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6y ago
I use a catch-all email address and then use a unique email for each site. I also add a string and auto delete all mail without it (to not get random spam). IE ycombinator+my_string@domain.com. If I get spam I add the mail alias to /de
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6y ago
This doesn't always work. Some devices use a hardcoded DNS IP. Like Chromecast. Luckily LG doesn't do this.
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6y ago
Or a modern hdmi cable as they have ethernet?
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6y ago
Go to settings, all settings, program tuning and on the first option there press 11111 and a diagnostic screen will show HDMI settings.
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6y ago
All modern hdmi cables support ethernet so unless the device in the other end of the cable is an older one the TV could still get internet. The fix is better laws. The exact same TV in Nordic version have an option to turn ads on (it defaul
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6y ago
Any device that is connected via a hdmi with ethernet, If both devices supports it.
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The fix is better laws as they must be lacking because my LG also have ads but they are opt-in . Guess it's because my TV is Nordic, not US.
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6y ago
They use LG.
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6y ago
I find this quite funny as from my place in the world (Scandinavia) I see US housing as exactly how you describe houses in Asia. Around here a house that isn't built with double brick walls are hard to find on the market and it is most
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6y ago
I don't see why. This is exactly how MAGA was supposed to be. MAGA or MEGA, equally stupid.
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6y ago
In a rare occurrence I agree with the saying "money isn't everything". Even if China paid the whole bill Russia could still "do half". In projects like this knowledge is at least as important and Russia do have a lo
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6y ago
Citation needed.
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6y ago
Sure, we can continue back to the British or maybe the Neanderthals too.
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6y ago
So, basically MEGA (Make Europe Great Again)?
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6y ago
Diagnostic names matter and are very often misused. Like saying something is very schizophrenic, meaning multiple personalities, which have nothing to do with schizophrenia at all. But good luck getting people to use words correctly! A grea
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That's not the same as Trustpilot. Their rating system is specifically built so paying businesses can remove ratings themselves while nonpaying can't . They can ask for proof of purchase and then only accept those that have both p
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We could go on forever adding victims.
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6y ago
Thank you for an interesting submission.
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