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by Natsu 2y ago
I wouldn't exactly call Krebs "niche", he's quite well known on his own.
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by Natsu 2y ago
Sure, but it kinda shows that their priorities are something other than money.
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by Natsu 2y ago
True, but it doesn't seem widely appreciated.
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by Natsu 2y ago
It's not banned, they're forcing the Chinese to divest ownership & control of it, same as China does to US companies, really. The fact is that they'd rather shut it down than be unable to gather location data or build so
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by Natsu 2y ago
I have no way of verifying it, but I heard from someone I believe to be connected enough to know things that TikTok is taking marching orders from the Chinese military.
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by Natsu 2y ago
> Iterating instead of throwing out everything with each new version. I sort of feel like they were trying to fight emulation with a lot of their moves, doing things that were challenging to emulate, like the 3D stuff, or unusual hardwar
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by Natsu 2y ago
That reminds me of this account from 1692 of someone who reported themselves to the priest. ==== Johannes Nider (1692, Liber II, Cap. 41) gives this account: I shall ... show how so many people are deceived in their sleep, that upon wakenin
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by Natsu 2y ago
> They rejected a plea deal. That almost never happens They rejected it because it was worded to absolve him of all crimes, not just those charged, and the judge found the parties did not agree on which interpretation was correct so th
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by Natsu 2y ago
Sure, but in the case of a hypothetical AQ, we could do factor analysis and pull out different things, like the strength of various muscles or muscle groups, like all pure running tests had strong correlation with things like leg muscles.
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by Natsu 2y ago
IQ is an interesting one. There are indeed plenty of issues in actually measuring it and deciding what we're even measuring to begin with, but at the same time, I've heard some people try to say it doesn't even exist at all.
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by Natsu 2y ago
Can you point us to videos of other people doing lots of federal drug & gun crimes who get away with it?
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by Natsu 2y ago
Without this site, I never would've realized that I could fight for climate justice by leaving rotten fruit in the break room.
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Extracting audio from visual information (2014)(news.mit.edu)
1 points by Natsu 2y ago|0 comments
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by Natsu 2y ago
I read it more or less as hyperbole, but I have seen a lot of people mad over such things as double standards in policing lately.
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by Natsu 2y ago
I don't mind that being the punishment there so much as I mind that not being the punishment for someone who murders my pet.
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by Natsu 2y ago
Pets are considered mere property damage by the law. I think that's pretty out of line with how most pet owners would feel about anyone hurting their pets.
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Beating every possible game of Pokemon Platinum at the same time [video](youtube.com)
3 points by Natsu 2y ago|0 comments
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by Natsu 2y ago
I can sorta see why some would quibble over "rescue", because it's not like they're in immediate danger, but at the same time they're stranded because their ride malfunctioned and left them somewhere rather inhospit
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by Natsu 2y ago
I don't think that a lot of people realize that this is why cashback exists, to get physical cash out of the drawers and electronic cash into the retailer's account where they can spend it.
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by Natsu 2y ago
> Was X prohibited from releasing them by the orders? Yes, you can see the CONFIDENTIAL stamps on them in the lower left corner of the orders. For example, look at the bottom left of this image: https://nitter.poast.org/
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by Natsu 2y ago
> We can debate principles and even the legality of these actions. But they weren't done in secret. The gag orders were only released by X, not by the court. The only reason we know what they contain at all is because of X. You ca
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by Natsu 2y ago
I mean it's right there in the name. They're not really secrets any longer if you're sharing them in plaintext with another company.
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by Natsu 2y ago
Did you ever try massaging the back of your head & neck specifically? That seems to work well for me.
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by Natsu 2y ago
The best advice I ever heard was just to massage the back of your head and neck. One relatively common cause of it is muscle tension back there and a quick massage often makes it go away like magic. I don't think that works for everyo
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by Natsu 2y ago
My problem with it being any kind of energy weapon is that we should have been able to detect something. If not initially, then afterwards.
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by Natsu 2y ago
To be clear, I think Moraes is out of control in this case.
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by Natsu 2y ago
This guy is the head of the STF, the highest court in Brazil, so he's kinda doing an "I am the law" bit here. That said, I do think that judges in Brazil can have a larger investigative role due to the different legal system
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by Natsu 2y ago
And that's per day
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by Natsu 2y ago
Yeah, I won't defend this decision, it's an unaccountable decision made by a single man who has decided that he personally has the right to decide what people can and cannot say. I've heard some defend it as "well, that&
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by Natsu 2y ago
Moraes' order claimed they were part of an "economic group" due to Musk's ownership. That's pretty much it. Since then, Starlink has just said that everyone can have free service for now since they can't get p

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