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by RIMR 5y ago
The 5 people reporting in from North Korea tell me that this poll isn't going to be accurate.
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by RIMR 5y ago
The problem is that without the beep, these devices are no different than your standard GPS tracker that you could use to track someone without their consent. So it beeps so indemnify Apple from that use case. And for good reason. These d
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by RIMR 5y ago
You're talking about the Amazon app. Technically, the fact that you can add your credit card to pay for things violates the TOS. You never see anyone put up a fight against a giant.
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by RIMR 5y ago
A look at the source code, and I'm not entirely sure how this thing is supposed to work at all.
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by RIMR 5y ago
"Today we are opening up our driverless cars in San Francisco to the public - I’m still surprised I can even write those words" I, uh, don't know if I like a CEO who is surprised that he's being allowed to do the thing h
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by RIMR 5y ago
I hate how in the matter of like 2 minutes I can be goaded into doing something dumb like licking the cartridge right out of my Switch, only to learn precisely the lesson I could have learned by simply reading the article: That the cartridg
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by RIMR 5y ago
That "dumb" infrastructure still exists. You can host your own file server, either on your own hardware, or in the cloud. Use of these consumer-grade cloud services comes with pitfalls. I see no utility in pretending that altern
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by RIMR 5y ago
So you stopped using 1.1.1.1, because the owner of archive.is deliberately broke his domain so it wouldn't work on Cloudflare, specifically so he could mine your geolocation? You do you, I guess.
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by RIMR 5y ago
The only thing that would lead it to being successful is if people are convinced that the attempt itself isn't alarming, and don't act aggressively to do something about it.
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by RIMR 5y ago
Freedom of speech also includes from being compelled to speak of things you don't want to, so forcing companies to make their recommendation and moderation systems publicly visible would be eve more of a free speech issue than expectin
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by RIMR 5y ago
I know this thread is a week old, but the nonsense about the arrested-courier-for-hire was entirely the product of your imagination, not mine. I don't even know how you logically arrived at that conclusion.
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by RIMR 5y ago
I have worked a day inside of an Immersed VR environment, and it was a pleasurable, intuitive experience that let me bring a ton of monitors from my Windows, Mac, and Linux machines all into one place. It was a better experience than I exp
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by RIMR 5y ago
Leaders are driving the Great Resignation. My wife's employer not only expected people to return to the office 100%, but they moved their headquarters outside of the city center to a cheap property near an airport since WFH began. Then
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by RIMR 5y ago
"Defund the police" includes the feds, just say that instead.
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by RIMR 5y ago
The war on drugs relies on civil forfeiture, and the practice could be ended with a single law. That would effectively end the war on drugs.
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by RIMR 5y ago
And that interest should be something draconian, like what payday lenders charge. If your money gets tied up for years, it ought to come back doubled.
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by RIMR 5y ago
Why do people always ask "What other privately owned service I don't have control over can I use?" instead of asking "How can I make my own platform that I have control over?". Peertube, off the top of my head, woul
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by RIMR 5y ago
There is literally nothing dishonest in this report, and yet you seem very eager to call it propaganda. The Delta variant does change things a lot over the past two months, but that's a different story that will warrant additional stud
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by RIMR 5y ago
Epik literally runs neo-nazi websites. They court them when they get booted from other platforms. There's a german saying that goes "There are 10 people at the table with a Nazi. There are 11 Nazis at the table". If you do
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by RIMR 5y ago
You seem awfully defensive of fascism, which makes me pretty skeptical of your real intention in expressing this.
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by RIMR 5y ago
Epik is owned by Rob Monster, who is a open and proud Neo Nazi and antisemite. You chose to do business with him despite of who he was and what he enables. That you didn't understand these facts before hand was your failure. This sho
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by RIMR 5y ago
To be fair, if I found that a job applicant was also actively participating in a Neo-Nazi website, I would absolutely never hire them, whether they intended for me to know about it or not. If I had already hired them and found out, they wo
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by RIMR 5y ago
Despite having an account since 2018, they have only posted 5 submissions. 4 of them were posted in the past 3 weeks, and all have to do questioning the viability of the vaccines. I know we want to have a space here to freely discuss thing
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by RIMR 5y ago
>the fact that they haven't researched this is truly scary Can you clarify who you mean by "they"? I don't suspect you mean Israel in that context.
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by RIMR 5y ago
I don't see why not. If we want a strong country, we need more people living here. If people want to move here and start a life, we should enable that by any means necessary. I understand that the current system doesn't work thi
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by RIMR 5y ago
It's not that they don't think they can afford to pay fairly. It's that the decision makers are incentivized to cut every possible cost and are rewarded for it with multimillion dollar bonuses.
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by RIMR 5y ago
Honestly, underpaying employees should be viewed no differently than any other for of theft, and executives willfully allowing it to happen ought to be facing time behind bars for it.
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by RIMR 5y ago
>the Amazon app is highly likely to have people using their existing Amazon payment method. Let's say you want to sell your original product on Amazon, but you also have your own fulfillment center and a storefront on your website.
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by RIMR 5y ago
This is certainly good for you, but take a moment and reflect on how difficult this would be for 99% of working people in this world. Our need for labor should not be allowing us to harm the wellbeing of their laborers. You are clearly in a
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by RIMR 5y ago
I have, since the beginning of my career, refuses to work for anyone that expects more than 40 hours per week of me. I ask it as part of my interview. I'm not against the occasional crunch, or traveling for work on occasion. Those a

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