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Throwaway1771
6y ago
"Attribution is hard."
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6y ago
> some big conspiracy theory that multiple cyber security agencies, all the three letter agencies, and multiple news agencies are in on. So...Operation Mockingbird?
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"I'm barely a fan compared to what I was before, but I'm glad someone made a bunch of money!"
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6y ago
Weird how we knew that'd happen as soon as they announced it. Layers of garbage to play simple stuff.
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6y ago
iRacing has rally, so not technically "as good as it gets", but definitely know what you mean.
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6y ago
Step up to iRacing rally racing, if your wheel and pedals are USB/PC compat.
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6y ago
In the total global videogame market. So, yes, mostly in the US.
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6y ago
I've heard this in the "right rooms" to know this to be likely true, but I'd like something to link to, too.
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6y ago
Yeah, I'd be curious to see plaintext pros and cons between this and a quick Wireguard 1:1.
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6y ago
Not an executive, but a middle manager etc that said: "paying $2-10k+ to add an International Standard Book Accessory Number field to their software will never get approved for a bookmark that works as a compass, or a promotional Har
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6y ago
"What's that?" - Your parents
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6y ago
I would like to know what is known, if anyone has it handy.
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6y ago
Totally uncalled for, and hilarious, knifejab by a man in black pajamas.
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6y ago
Source?
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6y ago
The budget to win is the cost of the game. If you're an aesthetics whore, welp.
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6y ago
RIP ad-hoc GTA multiplayer.
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6y ago
It's a conspiracy TO sell ads. Conspiracy just means there's some subset of people that aren't "let in" on what's happening, so they don't fully understand the mechanism of what's going on.
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6y ago
Nobody should like just SSL.
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6y ago
This can still be done.
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6y ago
The second one, usually. Safe from potential pesky legal precedents.
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6y ago
Hide the messages telling your neighbor they're on the way/the ones you received saying the same so you could get yourself in order as needed.
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6y ago
Are you referring to chips like the Titan M in this as well?
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6y ago
LinkedIn ÷ Medium
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6y ago
Incorrect, look again. That's when the clinic opened.
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6y ago
You need rubbing alcohol - any Jesus ;D
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6y ago
Team up with Open Street Maps.
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6y ago
That happens on the first sort. You can't know what's going where to know to scan it in/ route it until after the first touch
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6y ago
FIFO?
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6y ago
This kind of egregious injustice happens daily. This will, too.
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6y ago
That's what I read from GP's comment.
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