HaloZero

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by HaloZero 5y ago
The pop culture one is fairly common. Me and my wife both search "who the fuck is that" in that TV show movie all the time. Or who is the author of X book?
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by HaloZero 5y ago
Most likely it's about FOSTA-SESTA in the United States which exempts you from Section 230.
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by HaloZero 5y ago
1919 for any non-white person (or woman) would be a terrible idea. 1991 at least you don't have to worry about segregation. Assuming you're talking about staying in an industrialized nation.
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by HaloZero 5y ago
I recommend reading "The Perfect Weapon: How the Cyber Arms Race Set the World Afire" if you're interested in learning more about cyberattacks over the past decade and the geopolitics of it cyberattacks.
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by HaloZero 5y ago
They're guaranteed to get at least $250,000 back based on the FDIC based on each bank account. At least in the US.
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by HaloZero 5y ago
If you have a M1 powered mac computer, you can see if your banking app allows you to run things on your Mac. Another thing I found useful was to Grayscale the app, it puts a damper on any scrolling apps. https://www.wired.com&#x2
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by HaloZero 5y ago
You can compete and still be sociable? You can challenge your friends and etc. It works for some people certainly but not for me.
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by HaloZero 6y ago
Platejoy sounded like what I want but they don't even list the price of their service on their site which seems sketch.
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by HaloZero 6y ago
interesting, I wonder if it's something specific with your dog's food. Any idea on what it is? I just checked mine against an order +1 year ago and it's the same price. My pup eats Wellness CORE Natural lamb
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by HaloZero 6y ago
haha, I really thought some magma might have hit the drone when the drone went over the cone.
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by HaloZero 6y ago
Isn't replacing a card usually triggered b/c your card was lost or stolen? As a consumer it seems that I would want to keep my subscriptions ongoing if that happens vs having to type in my cards in all my services again. I've
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by HaloZero 6y ago
I use it primarily because it provides an easy interface for ancestor, descendant utilities. But I'm also not doing this in a FT setting, just for side projects.
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by HaloZero 6y ago
Trying to analyze my own daily journal (I've been doing a journal entry daily for almost 8+ years now). I ran into a lot of issues with gems being out of date in ruby so I gave up on Sinatra and migrating to learning Flask so I can use
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by HaloZero 6y ago
Wasn't WhatsApp used for forwarding tons of disinformation in Myanmar and India? I imagine the same thing can happen in Signal no? https://www.vox.com/2018/7/19/17594156/whatsapp-limit-forwar...
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by HaloZero 6y ago
/r/moderatepolitics is pretty reasonable though the idea of "moderate" is more about speech than views.
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by HaloZero 6y ago
I'm curious what platforms you're on that don't censor things where you haven't seen some bullshit stuff. I haven't sought out any free speech platforms. I also don't think that line of though implies that ever
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by HaloZero 6y ago
I think we've seen that doesn't work. It's incredibly difficult to counter misinformation because there's SO MUCH OF IT. Plus you can't assume the general populace has the time or energy to do it. If I'm workin
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by HaloZero 6y ago
If you go the pure capitalistic approach (I am only interested in money) it seems like a bad moral play for society in general. Why can't a corporation have a moral imperative that says "I will not participate in acts of cruelty&q
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by HaloZero 6y ago
I've found it works substantially better as ground meat because you don't get that squishy texture. We've added it to pasta, tacos, and various things now and it's worked out well. Just add some turmeric, chili powder an
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by HaloZero 6y ago
I'm curious if there was any evidence of people moving to Portugal after they decriminalized things? Or any evidence of people moving to avoid the law when it comes to drugs like this. It probably won't be 1-1 b/c of language
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by HaloZero 6y ago
You could probably just keep interchange fees on debit card transactions and still a lot of the other benefits. It would help pay for the services and support and make the banks less suspect that everyone would switch over. I imagine the un
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by HaloZero 6y ago
Or you gotta convince your apartment complex to install them.
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by HaloZero 6y ago
It is certainly very targeted not sure what to call it, voter re-enfranchisement? While they said they targeted Black and Latinos I imagine they also targeted younger demographics to court a more Democratic turnout. I personally think it&#x
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by HaloZero 6y ago
the tl;dr of this article seems to indicate that. - There have been surgeries traced back to one facility and one doctor inside a detainment center - There is currently no evidence that this practice is widespread or policy. The fact is it
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by HaloZero 6y ago
I'm 100% a programmer and google knows it. Mine is kill all processes by name.
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by HaloZero 6y ago
Probably safe bet given the military is to develop both. Let's say you want to enter a zone where local groups can distribute your communication to your drones. Might be useful to have manned jets.
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by HaloZero 6y ago
I was so surprised that there's more initiatives. It seems Nevada and North Dakota both tried to have things on the ballot but not enough support. Source: https://ballotpedia.org/Ranked-choice_voting_(RCV) Section: Bal
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by HaloZero 6y ago
"No State shall, without the Consent of Congress, lay any Duty of Tonnage, keep Troops, or Ships of War in time of Peace, enter into any Agreement or Compact with another State, or with a foreign Power, or engage in War, unless actuall
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by HaloZero 6y ago
I loved them and still eat them occasionally even though I know they're bad for me. I was a latchkey kid and microwave meals were pretty easy for my mom to get me.
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by HaloZero 6y ago
McConnell has already stated that he will put someone up even though his logic would apply to this year.

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