EasyMark

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by EasyMark 1y ago
True but doesn't it set a precedent for multiple more 2 billion dollar law suits until they fix the problem?
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by EasyMark 1y ago
Much shorter breeding season so maybe evolutionary selection made them even more aggressive than the typical US swamp mosquito. The worst I've ever encountered here in Texas some kind of deer fly, and they're tough and bloodthirst
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by EasyMark 1y ago
Just more data to show the Musk "doge" team was complete BS and their sole purpose was to disrupt regulatory departments to his and the broligarch advantage. All the drama was just a smokescreen while they gutted bodies that regul
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by EasyMark 1y ago
We'll just build our own docker image, it's not a huge task
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by EasyMark 1y ago
I agree, the context of the website/topic/whatever should be more than enough to derive enough to load an add. On a hackerspace page? put up some rpi or DMM add. On rock music site? Thow up some vinyl adds or guitar tabs. Etc.
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by EasyMark 1y ago
Usually it's the short notice that gets peoples' hackles up. It's kind of a dirty trick. Everyone knows things can change.
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by EasyMark 1y ago
One of the few things I was happy with Texas legislation this year was moving all to paper ballots. They still use the "bubble counter" machinery though and not human eyeballs. But it's not like it still relies on honest peop
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by EasyMark 1y ago
I think your percentage might be off by a decimal, make it 0.5% and broligarchs. Maybe that's why they've gone crazy with spending trillions in the AI bubble, trying to position themselves as far up the chain as possible. 99.5% of
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by EasyMark 1y ago
But the only government that could "fairly" operate such a government would be a rational AI with a limited set of rules meant to maximize human wellness. Humans will always fail at such a government as we have seen in the past. G
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by EasyMark 1y ago
Yeah if you know c++ decently, you can whip up a basic app pretty quickly.
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by EasyMark 1y ago
bad for new car buyers, great for us used car people, so there is a silver-green lining to this whole affair.
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by EasyMark 1y ago
Can't it be a start? As people start get replaced my tech and still have the need to feed/shelter themselves, maybe piecemeal is the only way it happens. We all move into hives while billionaires become trillionaires and allow the
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by EasyMark 1y ago
wasn't there a workaround for those apps that might not ever get updated? I thought I saw something on reddit. Some config change
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by EasyMark 1y ago
This is why I stay on previous release until at least 0.2 or 0.3 to let them work out the bugs so I dont' have to deal with them, there was nothing in 26 that felt pressing to me that I would need to update
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by EasyMark 1y ago
I can see Trump looking at this as a great policy if it will give him more power. I wouldn't count on him -ever- choosing less fascism
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by EasyMark 1y ago
It still is but current SCOTUS of US has lost a lot of credibility in essentially making Presidents 4 to 8 year kings who can't be sued or charged with a crime. There are other things like the newer judges lying while under oath that t
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by EasyMark 1y ago
Does 4chan actually get profits from the UK or have offices/servers there? If not how can they do anything to them? Seems like it would be the UK's responsibility to block access to it rather than the inverse if 4chan doesn't
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by EasyMark 1y ago
that's not a problem if the people who will be interacting with fork lifts stay in designated areas as do the forklift operators. Nothing is ever going to b 0% chance of an accident but simply adhering to basic rules should keep people
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by EasyMark 1y ago
I know several mechanical engineers who ended up in semiconductor processing and they make bank. Maybe not senior google coder/engineer money but probably in top 10% of senior engineers easily
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by EasyMark 1y ago
It can be both things, security and user lock in, those are orthogonal goals.
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by EasyMark 1y ago
It probably is but the bean counters do not want to hear this, they want to cut everything to the point that it's just above the limit that consumers will accept before they throw in the towel and cancel their membership (ads, low qual
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by EasyMark 1y ago
I think the GOP lost its mind when a black man won the Presidential election and had the audacity to get the peace prize as well. It has never left their news cycle since that time and why Trump is obsessed with getting a NPP.
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by EasyMark 1y ago
look under the negative views section of his wikipedia article.
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by EasyMark 1y ago
I don't understand why don't deal with Maduro but Trump regards Putin as practically an old friend, while both treat their people equally shitty. Same with some other countries, what is the litmus test?
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by EasyMark 1y ago
much cheaper to maintain only a version or two across the board and drop support over time as devices get too old to handle the new bells and whistles
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by EasyMark 1y ago
i just pay the cheaper price and hook an apple tv device to it
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by EasyMark 1y ago
ehhhh taxes always get passed along to customers.
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by EasyMark 1y ago
which should in theory make them more dependable but I've seen friends go through a few yet my 25 year old whirlpool has only ever had the door seal replaced and it works fine if loud as hell compared to modern ones.
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by EasyMark 1y ago
probably not unless it's against people sending him death threats and he can actually manage to track them down
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by EasyMark 1y ago
they're basically rubber stamps these days.

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