Triv888

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by Triv888 6y ago
Reminds me of the Sheriff's office from around here that was trying to fingerprint all kids at a spring festival... (in case they get kidnapped, they said).
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by Triv888 6y ago
one dime it is.
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by Triv888 6y ago
> "recreate" the conversation from scratch Why not do speech to text at that point?
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by Triv888 6y ago
I bet the US Gov. will try to block it... it will be the start of the great firewall?
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by Triv888 6y ago
Free speech, from Russia...
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by Triv888 6y ago
We also need to change change SSN, address, sim card, credit card number, etc? it's getting expensive... maybe even your face?
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by Triv888 6y ago
Apple doesn't like things like that for some odd reasons ...
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by Triv888 6y ago
> It seems COVID is the great excuse to let all the Orwellian bs loose. Any new excuse is good to tighten up the grip.
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by Triv888 6y ago
They should at least push it to both (maybe blocking issues/comments/etc on one of them).
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by Triv888 6y ago
I've had to hit the back button twice quickly on slashdot for a long time to be able to go back (Android/Firefox/ads blocked).
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by Triv888 6y ago
In this visualization, they probably look a lot larger then they are in reality...
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by Triv888 6y ago
There's some kind of monopoly going on too: https://www.cbsnews.com/video/why-it-costs-so-much-more-to-d...
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Venice combats overtourism by tracking visitors(edition.cnn.com)
57 points by Triv888 6y ago|52 comments
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by Triv888 6y ago
They do, when it comes to civil forfeiture/seizure [1]... not sure about lawsuits. 1. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Talk:Civil_forfeiture_in_the_U...
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by Triv888 6y ago
Skype was good when it used to be p2p... but when Microsoft bought it, they changed how it works.
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by Triv888 6y ago
coral snakes, rattle snakes, black widows and brown recluse spiders are fun too
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by Triv888 6y ago
I host servers on my home connection and never had issues (but I do use a dynamic dns service to make sure that I always have the correct IP)
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Google Used AI to Create Two New Mashup Desserts Based on Baking Search Data(foodandwine.com)
2 points by Triv888 6y ago|0 comments
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by Triv888 6y ago
I don't use MFA. Also, I have my emails backed up, but that doesn't help for authentication/recovery with other services/external accounts that were created using that Gmail account... Maybe I need to host my own but tha
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by Triv888 6y ago
The only thing that I like about gmail.com is the search feature and the fact that most of my accounts are tied to it. But I use Thunderbird for getting my emails...
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by Triv888 6y ago
Sometime Google doesn't recognize your device and then your password is not enough... even if you have second-factor authentication disabled. So if you don't have a second form of contact like another phone number or another emai
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by Triv888 6y ago
With Comcast, if I spoof my router's MAC address, I get a new IP instantly... otherwise it is basically static (residential service).
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by Triv888 6y ago
Most of Google's "safety" features are somewhat evil in some way. I don't want any of them, but some of them can't be disabled (like the one that can lock you out of your account even if you have the correct passwo
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by Triv888 6y ago
Is your phone a game console?
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by Triv888 6y ago
having issues implementing NSA's new code? /s
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Tethers are fully backed by reserves and are issued pursuant to market demand(twitter.com)
2 points by Triv888 6y ago|0 comments
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by Triv888 6y ago
not censored but they block sites?
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by Triv888 6y ago
I like https://www.asus.com/us/Mini-PCs/Mini-PC-PN50/ but I use hotel TVs for my screen (so resolution varies...)
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by Triv888 6y ago
Failed to install node Failed to install pip Failed to install ruby I stopped reading after those lines
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by Triv888 6y ago
I like it but I wish that I could "run"... Also, I got something very similar to this done to my home when I sold it last year with Redfin (basically for free because the commission was lower then with anyone else).

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