EasyMark

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   by EasyMark 1y ago

   Most online criminals will already have this or know how to get it with even the slightest bit of research, so it's not really a big deal in 99% of the cases. I think the net good is better than the net bad by orders of magnitude.
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   by EasyMark 1y ago

   I see this tossed around but no one ever seems to point out that EU has similar numbers, which are about half, but still extremely higher than global average; and much more so in the richer countries of the EU (per capita of course)
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   by EasyMark 1y ago

   I assumed it was a mild allusion to VirtualBox, which I always call vbox
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   by EasyMark 1y ago

   I always welcome competition but virt-manager has been good enough for me for a while now.
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   by EasyMark 1y ago

   Yeah it's solid, I usually only reboot my desktop once a month for updates and I can't recall the last time it crashed (desktop). Sure the occasional app will crash but I don't blame that on Plasma. The other thing I do is ru
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   by EasyMark 1y ago

   I don't want AI generated slop, I want stuff that humans have made, it gets me out of my bubble. If I only watch/read slop generated for me based on my historic interests I'm afraid I'll enter a downward spiral of navel
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   by EasyMark 1y ago

   I've had some luck with lists on imdb of things I'm interested in. It's not a slam dunk but some are good. Much better than flipping through 10000 possibilities on netflix.
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   by EasyMark 1y ago

   Same in states where weed has been legalized in the USA due to it technically still being illegal because of Federal statutes
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   by EasyMark 1y ago

   How would they know someone is a sex worker? Surely any database of such is not publicly accessible, even by banks?
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    by EasyMark 1y ago

    I doubt it, there are still a -lot- of EM fans here who would flag this sort of thing.
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    by EasyMark 1y ago

    I wish I could beat this into my team. We're mostly good now but every now and then it comes up. I do allow UTC offset if it's included in the timestamp, but sometimes it's dead obvious the time is off by our local offset but
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    by EasyMark 1y ago

    As in "if y'all say I did this, I know the President and DHS Secretary -very- well"?
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    by EasyMark 1y ago

    Yep I even had one professor who locked the door at the start of class. You either had to pound on the door to get in or accept defeat. Most people just walked away unless it was an exam day
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    by EasyMark 1y ago

    so did things end at 11:15am as I imagine a lot of times there was something to be done in the next hour of 11AM?
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    by EasyMark 1y ago

    Google does a lot besides posting ads...
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    by EasyMark 1y ago

    or ublock and adding all the cookie blocker lists
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    by EasyMark 1y ago

    for movies yes. for vim/vscode nope.
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    by EasyMark 1y ago

    I have to think you are are the 1-3% outlier though. Everyone I know has an HDR screen even my friend who never buys anything new, but he did run out and buy an HDR tv to replace his old one that he gave to his son.
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    by EasyMark 1y ago

    DOGE didn't care to go through proper channels for anything. They just used whatever they had. It was a true train wreck let by young talentless types like "big balz" or whatever his name was; their only qualifying talent was
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    by EasyMark 1y ago

    That won't save you from a lawsuit
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    by EasyMark 1y ago

    yep use it a lot for internal stuff and I can't recall the last time we had an issue with parsing or using it. It just works for us as a data interchange file format for tabular data. Of course our character set is basically just ascii
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    by EasyMark 1y ago

    Because we have a complete clown show of juvenile seniors in the White House and Congress who follow an Orange Glow Clown who is actively doing the worst financial mistakes he could possibly doing without just flat out deliberately blowing
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    by EasyMark 1y ago

    The issue is the Fed has some logic behind it's methods. We're also find that a clown in the White House can also devalue American currency, status, and inflate the economy with a few strokes of the pen when there is a do-nothing
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    by EasyMark 1y ago

    If this was true some country would have risen since the 70s when we completely left any semblence of that. Gold backed currency as the best path forward died in the 1800s
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    by EasyMark 1y ago

    Can't run a trade deficit if your country is broke and inflation is 100% a year like a banana republic and that's the era that MAGA wants to put us into courtesy of kompromat Don
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    by EasyMark 1y ago

    I just built it with "git clone --depth 1 ..." and the build from cargo build --release is 2.9GB (2.3GB in the target folder)?
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    by EasyMark 1y ago

    I'd leave. If I have to beg IT security every other day for something,it's just not worth it. I was in that situation once before and it was endlessly frustrating. It also wasn't even their choice, the CEO dictated it after a
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    by EasyMark 1y ago

    It's hard to believe that this is anything other than a MAGA plan to enshittify scientific research and gut it to allow the flourishing of crank papers and conspiracy theory "experts" in the "science they don't want
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    by EasyMark 1y ago

    that used to be true, but it's not really true any longer; they could even do well without subsidies, but no industry will ever give up free money.
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    by EasyMark 1y ago

    In the US it serves as a spoiler for republican interests because they tend to take many more votes away from democrats than republicans. So they are useful for at least one party.