Libcat99

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by Libcat99 3y ago
Your carrier can trace it back. They have more information than just the spoofed CID. They almost certainly don't have ALL the information, but they'll know which carrier sent them the call, who can then look into it... and on bac
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by Libcat99 3y ago
At the time I worked on the IBM hardware, these were not cores that were disabled by default. They were entire cpus in sockets.
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by Libcat99 3y ago
I'm somewhat torn too. IBM and I'm sure others have shipped enterprise hardware for years that was partially locked. You might get a machine with 16 cpus but you only paid for 8, for example, but you could license the rest as you
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by Libcat99 3y ago
Personally I won't even consider a posting without a range listed. Even my teenage son won't apply for a retail job that doesn't list pay up front.
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by Libcat99 3y ago
I got my first laptop (win95 at the time) at a garage sale super cheap because the owner throught it was broken. He'd set the resolution to 1024x768 on the 800x600 panel, once I fixed that I was good to go!
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by Libcat99 3y ago
The manufacturer should be responsible for providing the recycling service in the first place. Once the disposal/recycling costs are part of the initial purchase, consumers will make better choices. Include a core charge to encourage t
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by Libcat99 3y ago
So I think the problem isn't actually the price (or at least not just price) and I'm not exactly surprised to hear some people are saying it could even be higher. The real issue is the trial. Auto charge trials, especially ones I&
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by Libcat99 3y ago
Quick feedback first It looks great. I'd love to dig in to it more. I know you've seen this elsewhere but I don't think I'd pay quite that much for the product, and the blow-away-everything of the free model means I&#x27
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by Libcat99 3y ago
It helps, but without other controls (which may exist, of course) it means that the shittiest manufacturer wins. If company A makes a product that is cheap to make, but expensive to recycle, and company B makes a product that is expensive t
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by Libcat99 3y ago
There is still an environmental cost of production of the new hardware, even if the machines pile up in a barn for the next 50 years.
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by Libcat99 3y ago
I'd take that a step further. Every item manufactured should have, at minimum, it's recycling or safe disposal cost included in the price. Let consumers make decisions based on the real costs.
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by Libcat99 3y ago
On the other hand, you could have a system that pumps out water or power, depending on current needs and market.
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by Libcat99 3y ago
In fact, doing a little and not finishing might make things worse! You may end up with things like compatability modes, extra options, and the like. But don't worry, you can clean it up later.
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by Libcat99 3y ago
True, though this should increase the value of the listings that remain. Companies that can hold their own here gain the value of being respected in the community.
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by Libcat99 3y ago
Sure, in kind of the same way that steam has a conflict of interest with reviews for games. But I tend to trust steam reviews at least generally, in fact more than I do most reviews on products I am looking at. It is possible to exist in th
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by Libcat99 3y ago
Perhaps a site that included both reviews of companies and (paid) job postings from reviewed companies could survive. Of course misbehaving companies would probably stop spending there, but that might not be a bad thing.
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by Libcat99 3y ago
That's what I was getting at with the fidelity attribute. Before you could observe an event and remember it (poorly) and share it (slowly) but technology, for better or worse, has greatly increased the possible fidelity of that memory,
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by Libcat99 3y ago
When you are in a physical space, you can look around you and somewhat reliably observe who can see you, hear you, and observe your actions. You've always then had the choice to base your actions and your speech on who will observe the
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by Libcat99 3y ago
This is exactly the issue. Search is useless, just like Amazon is useless. 5 years ago even the internet as a whole at least felt functional. Today everything feels like a giant scam.
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by Libcat99 3y ago
Nothing to imagine, I am certain that there are 100s of thousands of such devices, and even if their design intent is not malicious they are typically security nightmares.
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by Libcat99 3y ago
JP Morgan does, though. They likely spend all of it on the million meetings full of people who wouldn't actually be executing the change, next to none of it on the team and infrastructure where the change will be made, and then fire th
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by Libcat99 3y ago
You shouldn't have to reply with anything. Entities with no proof, due diligence, or process shouldn't be able to make you incur a cost (of discovery of compliance) just because they feel like it. Sure, in this case, 30 minutes sp
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by Libcat99 3y ago
Consider the phone network for a moment. The phone network is a federated service. You can call an ATT customer from Verizon. You can also call them from Joe's Discount Boxes and VoIP sales. Now, if you start making spammy calls, ATT m
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by Libcat99 3y ago
Oh no, it'd be awful if I could buy a device and use it for what I want to.
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by Libcat99 5y ago
Not just a stir, he pissed on a working, useful, helpful thing and destroyed it. It's shameful.
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by Libcat99 5y ago
You can't buy respect with all the pocket change in the world. You can make yourself look like a fool though, and you have.
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by Libcat99 5y ago
Sure, the communities have moved on. This is what Lee did not understand. freenode was never something he could own. freenode was communities of people. The servers were donated, provided by people in the communities who wanted a reliable n
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by Libcat99 5y ago
freenode is dead. Everything it stood for is dead. Staff tout free speech, but they apparently only mean troll speech since anyone speaking against them or announcing new homes is getting channels stolen and users banned. It's disgusti
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by Libcat99 5y ago
14K users sounds like a technical difficulty of some kind.
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by Libcat99 5y ago
You are burning down the network around you and complaining that others are starting fires.

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