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Haydos585x2
8y ago
I've really slowed using Facebook because of the amount of misinformation or straight up lies by some acquaintance. Comments on any kind of news source are pretty bad as well. So many lies just made the platform unusable for me.
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My understanding of Kindle and Audible on iOS is that Amazon does not _sell_ content on the iOS apps. You can only download/access your content. I always found this annoying with Audible and having to use my laptop to purchase and then
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Ugh, I worked in a code base that had a lot of Cyrillic characters and the code base got moved to our (English language) team. It was difficult to work out what was going on and with a lot of Google translate we ended up with an English cod
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You don't need to become a MAMIL or even buy expensive gear to road ride. I cycle on a $250 mountain bike in running shorts and a singlet. I'll wear jeans and a jumper if it's cold. Crashes are a reality, the same as driving
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A Cyberattack Hobbles Atlanta, and Security Experts Shudder
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9y ago
Parent comment probably means access to the administration and administration supporters for Thiel and related companies. Much easier to be a voice in a room of 10 people than a voice in a room of 1000. Trump and his picks were more likely
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I wonder if we'll end up with some solution that works for interested people but no one else. Another settings cog saying "Share this post with friends and friend apps". I think they like apps because they make sure people st
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I found the exact same thing. I found the staff rude, slow and like they thought I was beneath them. I consider myself a skilled developer with a long, happy client list filled with some pretty big names. I also felt like they didn't r
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The web still exists very much as it was. You could set up your own site and host any kind of weapons content you wanted assuming it fits with your local legislation. YouTube has no obligation to host your content. It's annoying that t
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This really seems like a solved problem in Australia. Once you leave the store with your purchase your reciept is stamped. If a stamped reciept is coming out of the store it's a simple check of the date and time, which can be verified
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Cryptocurrencies: Last Week Tonight with John Oliver (HBO)
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The author probably got paid an amount for writing the book and then hands all rights over to the publisher. The publisher then prints it forever and takes the income from that. This is a guess based on working with other publishers though.
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We should try and be more sinister. Imagine a company purchases or influences a plugin so much that when a news article is read about E Corp dumping toxic waste into drinking water the content is changed to play down the numbers and sentime
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I suppose you could go even further with it if they had things like hosting with AWS. With the product information you mentioned and any technical information they could pick up through AWS I'm sure they know exactly what to pay for so
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We're not talking about US, Britain, Europe or any other country. It's also not a prerequisite to be Chinese or Uyghur to discuss this topic. If someone learns and becomes educated on a topic they can discuss it. He's also no
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This post is clearly suggesting that the PEOPLE of those nations don't want that dystopian future. What China is doing in Xinjiang is not something many, if any, citizens around the world want.
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Useful documents and scientific papers about Blockchain and cryptocurrencies
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Great tool. Use it all the time and definitely a good way for beginners to get started with React without worrying about how to set up the surrounding project.
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Gary Vaynerchuk Is Trying to Kill You
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The US strategy seems pretty simple. A free, democratic or perhaps autocratic pro-western government. It also seems like you're willfully ignoring the history about the US allying with the Taliban during the Soviet invasion.
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I think you've missed his point a bit. If I invested in a cigarette company and then a state decides that smoking can't happen within 5 meters of an eating area and this will affect cigarette sales I don't have a right to st
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Like they say in the article it looks like Equifax was only stopping clients from joining a class action against TrustedID. It also doesn't say anything about people suing individually. I suppose we can expect to see every company now
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I use shared hosting for my personal site and a few low traffic client sites. I use it for my site because it's WordPress and I don't really want a high risk application running alongside some of my other more secure projects. I u
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So disappointing. It's amazing that we can have a government claiming that innovation and a space agency will be our future when they just want to lie to us about the NBN and it's being a failed project. One of the largest and mos
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ISIS ‘Caliphate’ Fades but Social Media Empire Remains
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I think you'll find Russia is doing a bit world wide. They've just finished up the Zapad war games again, denounced Georgia having war games with the US. Getting back into Uzbekistan now that Karimov is gone. Russian companies are
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I've recently made the switch to DuckDuckGo and have been pretty happy. Anything I'm missing I just use !g but DDG is only going to get better!
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Not a bad start at all. I've completed a lot of MOOCs in my time and have been on the content creation side for online learning as well and it's great to see another tool help with discovery. I think you should add some featured&#
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Big news. I'm sure there's a few parties working to make this happen and Uber sure doesn't help themselves with the way they act. I suspect there'll be enough community backlash along with very good lawyers working to ge
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You can't really trust any single source. Get information from all over the place initially and figure out what's closest to the real thing. Eventually you'll find reliable sources. Plus, a reliable source in one area might n
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