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by RIMR 2y ago
If that turns out to be true, the question is where are the restored pictures and videos coming from? If the device has been wiped, then it probably isn't coming from iCloud. This would still support people's claims that the files
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by RIMR 2y ago
The only bright side to the merger was that T-Mobile inherited Sprint's permanent contract with Mobile Citizen, and now nonprofits can get extremely low prices on uncapped, unthrottled 5G hotspots from T-Mobile, something you can'
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by RIMR 2y ago
Not all that different of those are just two ways of saying "stole a person's organs".
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by RIMR 2y ago
A person may become a criminal, but they will never stop being a person. Stop trying to find a way around human rights.
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by RIMR 2y ago
OP forgot to include it in the title, but this is from (2015).
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by RIMR 2y ago
Are we 100% sure that this picture of a CM4 box with a CM5 sticker slapped on it is legitimate?
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by RIMR 2y ago
It's wild to me how Linux continues to have such a bad reputation. Half of the criticisms I hear are at least a decade old, and don't reflect my experience with Linux at all. People complain that it is hard to install. You pretty
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by RIMR 2y ago
I really can't think of any common Windows-only software. At least nothing that wouldn't run on Mac OS. Personally, I think that if the computer you use has software on it that is actively spying on everything you do, you should r
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by RIMR 2y ago
Using a 15 year old OS that hasn't had a security update for over 4 years as your daily driver isn't something I would recommend anyone do. ESU ended over a year ago, so you're stuck on an abandoned OS even if you're wil
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by RIMR 2y ago
Anyone interested in demystifying TE should look at the PC case they designed. They sell polished turds, they just didn't polish that one enough for it not to stand out as a complete piece of crap.
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by RIMR 2y ago
>You can argue against freedom under any context with that kind of argument. The context I am talking about is a logistical issue that kills between 35,000-40,000 Americans every year. Nearly twice as many annual deaths as all forms of m
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by RIMR 2y ago
I literally covered the "driving with traffic" issue in the comment you are responding to. Driving at higher speeds isn't inherently safer, it is conditionally safer. If the speed limit is 60MPH, and everyone is driving 80M
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by RIMR 2y ago
The issue is that Rabbit's founders marketed the R1 device as having abilities that surpass that of your smartphone. They sold the device as if it itself actually does something useful that your existing devices can't. But now we
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by RIMR 2y ago
Amazing that you think Elon Musk wouldn't actively be censoring news unfavorable to his companies. Doubly so that you think he's capable of shame.
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by RIMR 2y ago
If paying for something deanonymizes me, as a Google Play purchase would, then it isn't fulfilling the privacy part of the deal at all. More importantly, if privacy centric apps raise the barrier for entry to include licensing fees, th
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by RIMR 2y ago
>scooter nor e-bike for sale You're forgetting that the majority of electric scooters and bikes out there are rentals. Every single one of them has geofencing and speed governors. Currently, if you buy your own (aka, one that is &qu
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by RIMR 2y ago
The first thing I hear people argue against is their "freedom" to drive their car without the government telling them what they can and cannot do. But you already don't have the freedom to drive as fast as you want, and the c
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by RIMR 2y ago
The in-app purchases are a dealbreaker. Not only is there no reason for it, but it necessitates the integration of Google Play Services. If the goal was to be privacy-centric, it already fails at that for this alone. And if the goal was to
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by RIMR 2y ago
Did either of you read the article?
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by RIMR 2y ago
And our efforts to make Charlie Kirk more liberal don't work. smh...
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by RIMR 2y ago
I actually wonder if staying receptive to new music into or past middle age is enhanced by autism. I am a male on the spectrum, in my late 30's, and absolutely nothing about this article rings true to me. I generally operate on a 5 yea
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by RIMR 2y ago
There are plenty of US companies that are authorized to use government-funded patents, that would prevent them from transferring ownership to foreign owners. This isn't a "poison pill" conspiracy, this is standard export cont
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by RIMR 2y ago
There isn't really any evidence of the supposed threats we've heard about from Congress. It's pretty much bog-standard sinophobia / anti-communist scaremongering.
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by RIMR 2y ago
"Forced sale" is interesting, because it assumes that a Chinese company would allow itself to be forced to sell. If TikTok refuses, the government either has to admit that they have no power to force a sale or actually ban access
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by RIMR 2y ago
If TikTok is in bed with the CCP as much as Congress says they are, think about the actual cause and effect of their different options. If ByteDance sells TikTok to US owners to satisfy the requirement, they give up control of a successful
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by RIMR 2y ago
Even if they are somehow right and actually found the person that runs Anna's Archive (something I doubt quite seriously), the lack of real evidence presented here pretty much sabotages the entire lawsuit. It would make much more sense
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by RIMR 2y ago
Look at those pictures. Pretty obvious that they came from DALL-E. Just like most of the text came from ChatGPT. Blown away by how many people here are complimenting this awful project as if any real thought or effort went into it. It'
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by RIMR 2y ago
Hell yeah
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by RIMR 3y ago
Absolutely wild the number of people in the comments on the original Reddit thread who earnestly think OP should call the police to report human remains.
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by RIMR 3y ago
I don't think they're talking about the renewal of FISA, but FISA itself.

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