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The open your platform line looks so good but we just went through a number of stories about how people are being suckered into high cost apps only after initial download and such. so if platforms are going to be forced open, we should go a
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Renewable Energy Is Not the Chief Cause of Texas' Power Outages
(reason.com)
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ignoring the fact the vast majority of users never noticed , never cared, and still don't care but not robotic like click away the warnings. I am not dismissing the need to let consumers know how their habits and information are used I
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6y ago
To this day I run into development managers who will dismiss an easily replicated issue on the grounds it won't happen enough, though of course with a big group of users it actually does, to warrant fixing. While this can be true at ti
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6y ago
however as the pandemic has shown us, we may as a whole starting to realize how much your location doesn't matter in technology jobs which will go a good way to freeing up more space for affordable housing in metropolitan areas. the re
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Traditional media is using their influence to lead regulation of social media under the guise of protecting people from fake news after having that same prove their bias and even outright falsification of the news; does a month go by where
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no one needs a $17 salad but this is the same type of talk which tries to convince people you cannot eat healthy by spending less than what junk food costs. However the cost of living does bring along a feeling that if life is this expensiv
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6y ago
Besides the obvious issue the secondary problem with most of these systems is they prey on the poor doubly so as it can lead to loss of vehicle in some localities. HOWEVER. DC's own web page details in this PDF[0] the fines for traffic
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6y ago
Nothing will change as long as we have public employee unions. Nothing. They had such control over politicians at all levels people should honestly be frightened. Through that control they protect abuse by their members either individually
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The concern some have is that this earthquake could simply be the lead in for the larger one to follow similar to the Tohoku quake
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6y ago
Nah, I am more interested in charging the police officers with DMCA violations and penalties on top of disturbing the peace and purposeful interference with someone exercising their First Amendment rights. Seriously, we don't need to f
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6y ago
As an owner there are times when you just shake your head at some of their decisions. I like my TM3, I won the quality raffle and have no issues, but I do worry when Tesla takes a stance about a part like they did here. Plus combined with t
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eventually all sessions will have to operate like they are in a private window keeping the cookies permanently isolated to the host site visited and quarantine any third party cookies perhaps even find a means to spoof them. in effect our b
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the problem has been is the lobbying in Washington and even at state and city levels has become a friends and family thing and even a parking place for politicians who are down and out. hence the amount of wealth that politicians, their fam
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'People should be alarmed': air pollution in US subway systems stuns researchers
(theguardian.com)
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No, the real problem is the cops know what they are doing is an attempt to circumvent the spirit if not the letter of the law and they need to be punished. Copyright laws and DMCA take downs are an issue, yes, but not here. If police record
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6y ago
Actually it may be best to unsub to most of the default subs including pics because of the political noise (which /pics magically banned since the Jan 14 and may continue past the one month ban). Seriously, too many subs are so over th
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Many people don't realize both are regulated to limit the potential to exploit their markets. Odds are set on games of chance (slots) and with regards to insurance most have a set maximum percentage they can have profit with rest havin
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Harley Davidson recently tried it and it really fell flat. Nothing felt right. It certainly did not help that they did not introduce any new products after keeping their riders waiting an additional five months from the traditional launch o
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Going to figure if the EU track record with soy/almond and other "milks" I would expect a challenge to force the issue there. [0]. However as you note, would it be a bad thing if they could not or would not reference it as
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6y ago
Well, maybe. We use LTO6 to backup daily 60tb of data from production, so ten tapes a set. 14 dailies, 13 monthlies, and 7 yearlies. We are probably moving to a Data Domain solution; as in spinning disk; but the key to archival security is
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Leave out the word religious. Lack of religious freedom usually comes along with a lot of other rights being trampled on. We must admit that there are people in this world who do and say things we do not agree with. However the same system
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The Stock market, even the gamestop event, is far better use of money than the various government powered lotteries. it is very difficult to tell people gambling is bad when you see the amount of advertisement that state lotteries are permi
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Well you would think they were solved by the way people react to Tesla however just reviewing NHTSA records and enthusiast forums you will see manufacturers have all sorts of issues which includes fires and more. This does not excuse Tesla,
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the big exploit seems to be scamming for money after the app is installed. originally I was going with the idea that an app cannot charge monthly, or by feature, more money than what it originally cost to purchase the app from the store. ho
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which is what tripped up some viewers with Season 5 as the books its based on were very individual character story driven. how they handled the Cas Anvar (plays Alex) issue did require a change from the books but they did it at end of seaso
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Really wish Apple would limit unlocks to no more than the App cost in the store. As in, if the developer wants to sell you $39 dollars of features, game play items, or such, after you obtain the app they are limited per year to the cost of
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That last bullet point is key, Ford wants to advertise to you and likely sell your attention to others. Trade in alerts? Oh joy. In other words, they are jealous of OnStar and the only question remains is, how much will Ford charge for othe
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My 2017 Volt is what took me to my 2018 Model 3. Now I can no longer see myself driving any car that is not electric. This from someone who loves the sound of a good muscle car even to this day. GM's issue has always been they have pla
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This pandemic was the perfect time to change or try new methods of teaching. Instead we had in metro area the teachers unions all running FUD campaigns even while some areas did have face to face teaching; with masks and social distancing t
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