MissTake

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by MissTake 2y ago
The original post stated they use T-Mobile. That being the case they could have turned on Sim protection. That should stop the Sim swap dead in its tracks.
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by MissTake 2y ago
TBH, the parent also stated “but closing down the OS…” So waters were indeed muddied.
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by MissTake 2y ago
True. However I can (and have multiple times) migrate from machine to machine without needing to reinstall everything. My work MacBook was pulled from an original Air from something like 2015, to a 2017 Pro and currently my 2019 Pro. So I’v
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by MissTake 2y ago
When using the terms “open” and “closed” with operating systems, one is traditionally talking open the source code. As such both Windows and MacOS are closed source. As for “opening up the OS” both are pretty gosh darned flexible and extens
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by MissTake 2y ago
In the desktop world people tend to buy cheaper, yet equally as closed Windows machines.
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by MissTake 2y ago
Except that such gifts were not bribes. Bribery is a specific charge that is leveled when used to gain advantage to people in official (usually government) positions. Giving gifts to conference attendees is as old as conferences are. Beside
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by MissTake 2y ago
Coming next year: the Tesla Cyber Phone, 120 hour battery, 16TB Ram, Stainless Steel case and bullet proof screen. Only $399 - reserve yours now for only $100 *Final specifications and price may vary.
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by MissTake 2y ago
Didn’t he already embed spyware into his cars? Seem to remember some sort out outcry a couple of years ago where employees were passing around private videos and images of Tesla customers…
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by MissTake 2y ago
Brilliant idea. Find all the companies who are probably already seething about Broadcoms ridiculous price increases, and kick them in the metaphorical financial nuts some more. I mean, how can this go wrong for them? /s
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by MissTake 2y ago
Thanks to Musk, one can now only read threads if logged in.
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by MissTake 2y ago
Funny how you didn’t post your LinkedIn profile here… Can’t imagine why. /s
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by MissTake 2y ago
Much despised by who exactly? I know that there was an outcry and that Apple seemingly kneejerked a response accordingly. But how despised was it really? I accept that many creative folks had a visceral reaction to the ad, but from what I r
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by MissTake 2y ago
May not be that easy. Sounds like “disclaiming” must take place within 9 months of death. https://www.investopedia.com/articles/06/refuseinheritance.a...
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by MissTake 2y ago
There’s an awful lot of projection in your comment.
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by MissTake 2y ago
I’m 12 years transitioned with both top and bottom surgery and live and work full time as a woman. Until the last few years, trans people used bathrooms with absolutely no problems whatsoever. How is me going into a ladies restroom and peei
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by MissTake 2y ago
Not seeing how being asked to use my pronoun is somehow akin to making it illegal to get married, use toilets, or even keep my job. One one side people are angry at losing their long held privileges that have been abused, on the other side
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by MissTake 2y ago
Actually, I’d like to be able to do simple things like legally use the toilet that matches the gender I’ve lived in (and had full surgery for) for 12+ years when I’m in Red States. Is that really so much to ask for? (Given the downvotes I’m
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by MissTake 2y ago
I’d argue that for many (way too many) of us it’s the constant attacks by those on the right to our freedoms that can cause much of what is described. It’s hard to feel safe and content, when you see your very rights being removed on a dail
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by MissTake 2y ago
There a difference in how the display works that’s different to a monochrome one, that requires the caveat of “don’t leave the same image on the display for long”? If memory serves, standard monochrome e-ink displays don’t suffer from burn-
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by MissTake 2y ago
but I bet it does and they just didn't read it Actually, in my case, it’s true. I had three terms removed from my contract that I didn’t like - initialed by both me and our CFO/Legal Counsel, and further annotated at the end of
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by MissTake 2y ago
Can be expensive. Ours was about £500, 25+ years ago. Still together now.
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by MissTake 2y ago
“It is a form of insurance that one party is not completely fraudulent about their financial situation.” The credit industry has entered the room.
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by MissTake 2y ago
From 2003.
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by MissTake 2y ago
Impressive but I did find a few issues using my Intel Mac: 1) Being a Jar there’s no easy way to add it to the Applications folder and launch it “naturally”. 2) The colors I selected for each connection didn’t seem to stick. 3) I can’t find
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by MissTake 2y ago
TL;DR: One man’s unhinged rant about Linux with copious slurs thrown around for bad measure.
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by MissTake 2y ago
“Cross Apply” has entered the room.
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by MissTake 2y ago
I’d venture to say: You don’t. I, for one, would never ever cite output from and product like OpenAI as fact without checking everything it stated. At which point, why bother? A “blog” like this has very little to no value in my humble op
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by MissTake 2y ago
I could even go further and say you're more useful than someone with 500 'score' because you're authentic and spark discussion, not censoring yourself just to say what people want to hear to get upvotes Counterpoint: Y
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by MissTake 2y ago
What is the actual use case here? As stated, it’s not for ciphers. As commented it’s not for dyslexic people. As remarked upon it’s not for speed writers. In addition it’s just the Latin alphabet using a set of squares, circles and triangle
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by MissTake 2y ago
https://en.m.wiktionary.org/wiki/I_have_a_bridge_to_sell_you

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