Vicinity9635

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by Vicinity9635 3y ago
So it's not a legal obligation in the US, but possibly in some states. Which boils down to the same thing. Incorporate where it's not. Viola - no legal obligation.
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by Vicinity9635 3y ago
There's a lot more between the actions there image to display, mouse to computer that have nothing to do with internal meatbag reactions. Especially when we're already measuring in milliseconds.
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by Vicinity9635 3y ago
Fun fact: auditory signals are the fastest path to human reflexes, way faster than vision. I forget the exact numbers, but visual reactions are on the order of 300ms whereas auditory reactions are sub 100 IIRC. Feel free to correct me if an
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by Vicinity9635 3y ago
Assuming you're using VC. It's not the only way to start a business.
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by Vicinity9635 3y ago
No it's not. I've been in discussions about it here and nobody could cite a law. If one can't cite a specific US code, it's not a legal obligation. It could be in a charter or contract, but it's not US law. Feel fre
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by Vicinity9635 3y ago
FYI: If you swipe down you can just type mathematical expressions like finder on OSX. It may be finder, but I don't know.
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by Vicinity9635 3y ago
>maybe most people just think it’s a silly assertion. Those people are somewhere between naive and shockingly ignorant: https://judiciary.house.gov/media/press-releases/new-report-...
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by Vicinity9635 3y ago
Meanwhile, this censored post: How strange they focus on Russia or China, rather than the censorship and propaganda being done by the US, given they are a US university. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39121693 HN is r
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by Vicinity9635 3y ago
> Horrified by Stalin’s Soviet Union and Hitler’s Germany, Orwell spun a tale that continues to color how we picture state censorship in controlled societies. ...no. It was inspired by his observations during the Spanish Civil War: “Ear
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by Vicinity9635 3y ago
I feel like a lot of commenters here mistake passive-aggression for politness.
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by Vicinity9635 3y ago
Use a cactus.
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by Vicinity9635 3y ago
>Don't bother responding with another "no." Go fuck yourself. That better?
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by Vicinity9635 3y ago
Again, not required.
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by Vicinity9635 3y ago
>Cute following up with a fallacy of your own. oh please. HN's bias is exactly the same as reddit's. -4 for posting facts, and fallacies. It couldn't be more obvious.
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by Vicinity9635 3y ago
>The other poster wasn't participating in an argument with Matt Walsh. not required.
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by Vicinity9635 3y ago
No. Ad hominem literaly means "to the man". Attacking the speaker instead of the substance of what they said is a textbook ad hominem. You just don't like what he said because it's true.
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by Vicinity9635 3y ago
Already gone. What did it say?
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by Vicinity9635 3y ago
false
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by Vicinity9635 3y ago
I've tried a bunch of them, but settled on Dark Reader https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/dark-reader/eimadpb...
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by Vicinity9635 3y ago
>whoa there, pardner! >Your request has been blocked due to a network policy. >Try logging in or creating an account here to get back to browsing. >If you're running a script or application, please register or sign in with
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by Vicinity9635 3y ago
Exactly. Somehow this idea that you keep getting paid for literally the same thing over and over again for work you did once is the absurdity. And ridiculously greedy. It seems to have been invented by laywers, for lawyers. Nobody else
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by Vicinity9635 3y ago
Rule 1 of the Internet: If you put it on the Internet, it's not yours anymore. You don't have to agree with it. You don't have to like it. But if you accept it and live by it, it's much harder to get burned.
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by Vicinity9635 3y ago
Legality aside I think copyright of digital things in the digital age is a net negative to humanity.
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by Vicinity9635 3y ago
"the appalachian mountains are older than saturn’s rings. the appalachian mountains are older than dinosaurs. the appalachian mountains are older than trees. the appalachian mountains are literally older than BONES. the appalachian mou
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by Vicinity9635 3y ago
Is it just me or is every single merger a cause for disappointment and frustration with a government that once broke up monopolies, and every single failed merger a cause for celebration because it means slower 'enshittification'
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by Vicinity9635 3y ago
I was under the impression iMessage is e2e encrypted, meaning Apple doesn't have access to them.
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by Vicinity9635 3y ago
Fun fact: if you check the Talk page of controversial pages you can frequently see all the public interest information the extremely biased editors are trying to suppress. Recent example: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/T
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by Vicinity9635 3y ago
> They were also VERY suspicious any time you had your graphing calculator out outside math class, and some of the ruder study hall attendants would clear your calculators memory of games. That would have been a huge bummer becuase I wa
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by Vicinity9635 3y ago
Anybody been in more than 20 data breeches? All my stuff's been locked down with a password manager/2fa so I'm not worried, but having been on the internet for ages it's pretty funny at this point.
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by Vicinity9635 3y ago
Ideally, but what if you're a new hire and the passwords already exist?

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