EricE

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by EricE 2y ago
https://c-command.com/spamsieve/ Worth every penny.
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by EricE 2y ago
That and I've yet to be on a plane where the screen couldn't be dimmed all the way off via controls at my seat.
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by EricE 2y ago
Yes, what a colossal waste - would have been much better going to charities.
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by EricE 2y ago
It's not just data security tools - let your company get involved in litigation and now all your personal stuff is exposed to discovery too. Just dumb to mix personal and work - computers are no longer exotic.
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by EricE 2y ago
Good luck when your laptop gets scooped up in discovery/litigation. After having been through lawsuits at work there is ZERO chance of me ever putting anything personal on work equipment.
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by EricE 2y ago
There is zero way we could feed everyone without meat. Animals can process vegetation we can't at all - let alone effectively. That you can even have the temerity to make such an argument speaks to the extreme historical privilege yo
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by EricE 2y ago
Whenever I see stories like this (and they are frequent, including two uncles in my family) I think about the people who are convinced they are being benevolent in advocating for the abortion babies like this out of "compassion".
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by EricE 2y ago
You do realize people have generators/solar, right? That there are dozens of videos on Youtube of people setting them up and neighbors coming over to share bandwidth so they can communicate with family? Purely gestural? Can you be an
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by EricE 2y ago
All he had to do was redact things like his home address, phone number and social security number. Doing so wouldn't have affected any of the other content and also wouldn't have run afoul of Twitters policies. Talk about grandst
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by EricE 2y ago
It had his home address, phone numbers and social security numbers. A reasonable person would just redact those before publishing and then it wouldn't have been an issue.
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by EricE 2y ago
Publishing someone's social security number is "free speech"?
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by EricE 2y ago
Three are extensions and tools that reveal the dislikes - they are still there even if Youtube doesn't expose them by default.
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by EricE 2y ago
It's hardly unique to Kia! https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2024/03/how-figure-out-what-yo...
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by EricE 2y ago
Anything in the last 10 years is probably ratting you out already. https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2024/03/how-figure-out-what-yo...
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by EricE 2y ago
If you own a car since about 2010 onwards it's probably ratting you out already. https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2024/03/how-figure-out-what-yo...
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by EricE 2y ago
Yes, because everyone knows that trolls just give up at the least amount of friction.
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by EricE 2y ago
Yeah, turns out captive audiences get bored! And they wonder why EV sales are tapering off...
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by EricE 2y ago
Luckily this is also on the front page today: https://github.com/readme/guides/finish-your-projects
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by EricE 2y ago
Brilliant! I used to work in a building where they would go through the front driveways and walkways on a routine basis, covering them with poo and creating a seriously hazardous situation!
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by EricE 2y ago
Yup - it's why the iPhone wasn't on Verizon for years - Verizon insisted on being able to "customize" the iPhone and Apple told them to pound sand.
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by EricE 2y ago
One of the best things about Kagi search ( https://kagi.com ) is you can ban domains from search results. Forbes was one of the first I entered!
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by EricE 2y ago
RE: National Security see his sobering thoughts on the supply chain: https://timculpan.substack.com/p/what-supply-chain-security-...
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by EricE 2y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CqwSrDgd5es
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by EricE 2y ago
More details - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H2LVvSfoR4w And I was wrong, it's the third major crash with Lithium Ion batteries in the last couple of months.
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by EricE 2y ago
Yeah, for all the downvoters - twice in as many months: https://x.com/LasVegasLocally/status/1836248754695082316
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by EricE 2y ago
Great - more 24+ hour shutdowns for highways in the future...
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by EricE 2y ago
This is by far the most honest and accurate assessment of the current situation I have seen. And the solutions are spot on, and sadly his assessments for how likely they are to happen.
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by EricE 2y ago
And throw in electric cars, bans on natural gas that seem to be gaining momentum... I sure hope it doesn't take a genius to see where this is all building to!
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by EricE 2y ago
Economical with metal from earth maybe - what about from an asteroid? Time to think outside the box.
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by EricE 2y ago
"Man will never fly" Second verse, same as the first.

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