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a3n
6y ago
I've read that he borrows people's phones.
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a3n
6y ago
If it's an app, you're being commercially surveiled and exploited. Is that where we are now?
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6y ago
Maybe not what you're looking for, but in the same ballpark: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Connections_(TV_series) https://www.abebooks.com/servlet/SearchResults?sts=t&cm_sp=S... https
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a3n
6y ago
Be careful there. Some of the smartest and fairest people I've known are Christians and Jews, and not. You don't have a lock on intellect or self-challenging, as your post might suggest. signed: a small-a atheist.
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a3n
6y ago
I dropped DropBox when they put Condoleezza Rice on the board. Thanks for reminding me that that was a good move.
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6y ago
Any opponent of these people, in their next election, commits political malpractice if they don't play the relevant clip in every one of their ads.
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6y ago
People won't come back if their bubble isn't maintained.
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6y ago
It would be. Anything space based and big enough to rival or exceed planet sizes would take some very interesting engineering and management. They would take a long time. Technology would advance tremendously during their construction. In f
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6y ago
Yes. Targeted advertisement, and the resulting money, is the entire purpose of Facebook. Automation just makes the process faster. And cheaper; you know, that whole money thing. I abhor both Parler and Facebook. In the context of these thre
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a3n
6y ago
Are you saying the posts, or the ads next to them, are the illegal fostering? I think the gear advertised is legal.
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a3n
6y ago
Interesting interview with the author of a ( the ?) book on Simons. https://chatwithtraders.com/ep-183-gregory-zuckerman/
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a3n
6y ago
Facebook's vendors are free to do that. Some might. Some might not. Absolutely their choice, in any context.
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a3n
6y ago
That's not what happened with Parler. They were boycotted by their vendors.
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a3n
6y ago
This isn't failure of anything. It's targeted advertising. They meant to do that. The system is working, "as advertised."
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6y ago
"There is a 30 day money back guarantee for product price only. ... Sorry, we cannot accept returns of intentionally damaged bears."
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6y ago
"something went wrong" at the linked site. https://duckduckgo.com/?q=Congress+reconnaissance&t=fpas&ia=...
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a3n
6y ago
I drive a semi truck. I find I can drive more miles if I drive to the shipper and receiver simultaneously. But it really screws up my Google maps timeline.
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6y ago
I don't think they could take the market loss and stay in business. There'd be a lot of idle land and a lot of unemployed farmers. I guess they could eat their own mono-crops for awhile. Mmmm, corn.
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6y ago
Know your customer.
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a3n
6y ago
I think, for awhile, all this is going to be relevant to people's interest no matter the forum. It'll die down on HN sooner or later. EDIT: s/for down/die down/
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a3n
6y ago
I'm breaking their rules, while paying them for the load.
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a3n
6y ago
An electrical utility is a utility. Should I be able to draw more current than they allow, even if I pay my bill? There are rules. Some made by the government, some by businesses.
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6y ago
Yeah, I'm ok with it. Parler went too far, aiding and abetting a riot/trespassing/insurrection. If anything, Amazon, Facebook and Google were too laissez faire for too long. As any kind of business, beyond protected class dis
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a3n
6y ago
You've made reasonable efforts to improve things. Take a longish break. Vacation, sabbatical, or quit. If you can't afford to quit, take any other reasonable job that only requires your attention while at work. Maybe use vacation
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6y ago
Would he be apologizing if he hadn't been arrested and fired? Or would he be bragging and sharing? It's all fun and games unless I suffer consequences.
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6y ago
Time Enough for Love. (Isaac Asimov) "Keep beer in a cool, dark place." "Always keep your clothes and weapons where you can find them in the dark." "Rub her feet."
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a3n
6y ago
Cool. When I want a bang code, my first (!sp) or second guess is usually there.
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6y ago
ddg has a bang code for startpage. !sp takes you to their home page. !sp privacy does that search on sp. !sp duck duck go does that search on sp. EDIT: Ahem ... !ddg !ddg recursion
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6y ago
Who hosts InfoWars?
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6y ago
> So AWS is now the arbiter of what actions are supposedly harmful to the fabric of democratic society? No. AWS asserts the right to deny access to its infrastructure for violation of its terms of service, and the right to determine what
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