Reubachi

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by Reubachi 3y ago
Because youtube DOES charge them via adsense, and TOS can change at any moment. Eventually, that TOS can change and they can delist old content, reneg on ad terms, force new editing/censoring on old videos etc. All within their right a
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by Reubachi 3y ago
There is a very good reason that isn't possible/analagous to traditional rekeying. Mechanical keys are not secure. They can be reproduced with basic skills. That's why there used to be a giant key cutting industry where much
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by Reubachi 3y ago
I work in CA/PKI, particularly IOT device registration/security via TPM keys. I cannot imagine a scenario after years working with our own infra and clients where a car manufacturer would restrict access to the vehicle with a priv
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by Reubachi 3y ago
By "fringe metal", they're likely talking about mainstream thrash and groove metal. And those bands where on these exact labels; Reign in blood - Def Jam (1986) Pantera - Atco /WB (1986) Megadeth - Capital (1986) Sepult
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by Reubachi 3y ago
Easy; "Our Firefly Petunias are PROTECTED UNDER PATENT, and as such, propagation and breeding are not permitted. These petunias are sold exclusively for personal use." Patent protection is soley for protection from commercial use
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by Reubachi 3y ago
This is a bit misleading. I have several photos of my >2 years old tritium/phosphate activated accessories taken in twilight hours, or just after that, in which the luminescence is very clearly separate from any background light.(an
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by Reubachi 3y ago
Okay, so if I put down that education history, then what? I can lie. My points are that hiring should be more based on applied challenges and gauging recruit success in context. The heavy cost of vetting should be part of the onboarding, no
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by Reubachi 3y ago
Sure! Why not? Especially if we all know that that is the main determining factor of the recruiter, and the recruiter is completely protected from any discrimination. You can simply lie, regardless. If the employer won't digitally sign
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by Reubachi 3y ago
You'd have a hard time finding a educated tech employee who would discriminate against a population based on regional hiring trends. Like yourself, we can all see through the fog and realize that only the employer is benefiting here. E
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by Reubachi 3y ago
Insurance can or can't be easy depending on 50000 circumstances. What you just described is worst possible situation for many people. - a 1200 dollar deductible on a car worth 4 grand is a life ruin-er for some people. -if insurance de
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by Reubachi 3y ago
I can no longer take MHBHD, Jerry Rig Everything etc. seriously as they've tried to seamlessly go from tech youtubers to rich lifestyle vloggers. Very hard to relate/care about their content anymore, knowing their influences and &
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by Reubachi 3y ago
Intent, not the act is 99 percent etc etc. Wether or not harm took place does not matter, if it did, the entire basis of our legal system would rely upon only direct evidence of violent acts. This is why attempted murder, kidnapping, etc is
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by Reubachi 3y ago
you are living in an alternate reality if you don't agree with the fact IRC is mostly dead. no enterprise is using i seriously, chat platforms of course don't use it, and niche/hobbyists have long since moved to discord and r
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by Reubachi 3y ago
then you should be concerned that your airline of choice (delta) has already paid for and taken delivery of dozens of over 100 737 max's. They made this purchase years after the initial 737 max issues, and ofc years of issues Post MD
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by Reubachi 3y ago
I have a 13 mini and would advise that you and I abandon our lines of thinking/hope :p They'll never make another phone this size, and accessory manufacturers ofc take their cue from Apple. I thought about some bespoke/custom
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by Reubachi 3y ago
I think, then, you're the perfect target for a well-established EV platform. Don't listen to naysayers, I'm sure you're not a shill l(ike this whole thread seems to think about anyone pro-EV.) Personally, I'm in a s
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by Reubachi 3y ago
Of course NVH aren't "significant faults" to a firm who specializes in safety feature auditing. NVH are most assuredly THE most significant faults to sales operations analysts and finance auditors who see lack of return buyer
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by Reubachi 3y ago
Neither of your statements make me feel better about the problem that greatly affects my life. Sure, I need to be marked as a deliquent debtor (somehow) for my property to be taken away from me. And sure, every year, I can pay the departmen
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by Reubachi 3y ago
It is not categorically false, as evidenced by your quote which says they are allowed plainly, and as I caveate'd my statement with quotes. Perhaps we should replace "proxy" in my statement with "clones". WOTC, judg
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by Reubachi 3y ago
Ha. Maybe not a problem for rich people who have the ability to obfuscate local laws, mandatory appraisals, and inspections until they sell their property. Me? A person who actually lives in the property and NEEDS to comply? MY home certai
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by Reubachi 3y ago
1. This is like critiscizing a green energy company for not burning oil. Wireless charging is antithetical to any sustainable device mission. In terms of "last mile delivery", wireless charging for small personal devices is about
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by Reubachi 3y ago
Official MTG tournaments "allow" proxies, cost is not and never has been a prohibitor to any paper magic. WoTC as a card distrubtor on the other hand, does not agree with this. Thankfully they have no input on the matter. And is w
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by Reubachi 3y ago
This "what if" is not realistic, because you have the retainer of "there will be no social/legal consequences that matter". A felony prevents you from getting a job. Obviously being hyperbolic but you know that the
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by Reubachi 3y ago
Thank you for introducing me to the world eye, this will be the 5th discontinued japanese electronic doodad i've bought off ebay due to FOMO.
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by Reubachi 3y ago
"very nice and charismatic persona" Not sure I've ever heard anyone refer to Henry Kissinger as "a very nice and charismatic person". Even if he was just "the face" of US Policy at the time, and not an act
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by Reubachi 3y ago
OP didn't say China was the most "productive" state in the planet, instead that they do at least produce despite being seen as an obfuscator. The "maker" sphere in China is analagous to that in EU/US, the peopl
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by Reubachi 3y ago
Interesting, that's what I was wondering exactly, thanks for the context. I think the main difference between our experiences is stemming from the "Play" garden. when I was on android, I didn't care that the Play experie
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by Reubachi 3y ago
Can you share your gripes with YTM? I've been using GPM and thus YTM since....a long long time. When GPM died, I was very anti "switch" to YTM. But now I can't even recall the issues in my head that I suspected/fear
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by Reubachi 3y ago
Calling someone a cultist because they went to bed and didn't reply in a timeframe you considered proper is not suitable discussion for HN.
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by Reubachi 3y ago
Why bring politics into this? You're pushing your own prejudices and opinions on a topic that doesn't need it to make "sides", at your own detriment. Well established fact that Musk is a figure head, and like any other o

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