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by ThrowItAway2Day 5y ago
North Korea conducts low-level cybercrime to fill the state's coffers and geopolitics. They are like vikings; raiding an enemy and stealing all they can while they're there to keep the lights on. Hackers from Russia or China are h
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by ThrowItAway2Day 5y ago
On a serious note, I would expect that street beefs (especially ones that spill over to rap diss tracks) are responsible for the largest percentage of urban homicides.
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by ThrowItAway2Day 6y ago
http://reddit.com/r/parlerwatch http://reddit.com/r/insaneparler
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by ThrowItAway2Day 6y ago
And why sketchier businesses, such as casinos, had to turn to organized crime for loans and funding.
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by ThrowItAway2Day 6y ago
I agree that it's unfortunate that security and bureaucracy go hand-in-hand. As security becomes more a priority, the annoying overhead grows with it. However, I think this is just the nature of security. It's a cumbersome task.
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An Elegy for the Landline in Literature(newyorker.com)
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by ThrowItAway2Day 6y ago
Link [ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCLcKQhTO6i0oq10S234vWyA ]
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by ThrowItAway2Day 6y ago
My personal favorite photographer on social media is Nick Carver out of Orange County, CA. He covers similar themes (Americana, forgotten architecture, desert landscapes) all on medium and large format film. He walks through his techniques
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by ThrowItAway2Day 6y ago
Check out his YouTube channel, that's one of his favorite film stocks.
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by ThrowItAway2Day 6y ago
I remember how shocked I was when I first read about the increase in strokes associated with covid-19. Every time I read a new development about what the virus can do, I'm just dumbfounded. Either the virus is mutating, it has multiple
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by ThrowItAway2Day 7y ago
The new criterion restoration is amazing! The cover art is great.
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by ThrowItAway2Day 7y ago
Yeah the image quality is poor, and it's especially frustrating for ad-based video streaming sites like Hulu or Tubi. The movie struggles to get 720p, buffering a few times, then the ad comes loud and bright at 1080p instantly.
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by ThrowItAway2Day 7y ago
I'd entirely disagree. Anything to do with politics brings out the creepy-crawlies. Look at the comments on any news orgs videos. All conspiracy theory and bots. Go to smaller channels with a non-political or economic niche and the com
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by ThrowItAway2Day 7y ago
As there should be, the outcome of the Brexit negotiations will effect every day of your life as a UK citizen.
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by ThrowItAway2Day 7y ago
Yeah, I apologize for WGU, meant GCU though they changed last year.
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by ThrowItAway2Day 7y ago
My apologies on WGU, I meant Grand Canyon University. Though, GCU apparently transitioned to non-profit last year. Wonder how transitioning actually changes things.
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by ThrowItAway2Day 7y ago
What company would pay for this kind of research without expecting some sort of profitability from it? I imagine Facebook is trying to figure out how to brain works, but I hope they don't get very far.
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by ThrowItAway2Day 7y ago
There's a reason that the majority of student loan debt in the US is from for profit colleges [1]. They are predatory, ill-regulated, and unstable. ITT Tech, WGU, and those all algorithmicly target audiences that are likely to get appr
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by ThrowItAway2Day 7y ago
Watching Accepted all those years ago, would anyone have guessed that within the next decade Jonah Hill would be twice Academy nominated for dramatic work? That's motivational, anything is possible.
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by ThrowItAway2Day 7y ago
This really annoys me when I see it. Partially due to privacy concerns. Just casually say, "You're not recording me, right?" and watch them get very defensive