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by a3n 7y ago
Do you query verisign? Maybe godaddy subscribes to a "service" from verisign?
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by a3n 7y ago
Does this apply within N miles of a border or airport?
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by a3n 7y ago
The first one is a delightful story.
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by a3n 7y ago
They offer far more than a modern website: insight into what you do with your phone, where and when. I suppose there's also a slight barrier to going offsite if you're in an app, but really, it's the data, and monetization of
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by a3n 7y ago
I thought I was going to be all clever and all by viewing source. But it's worth viewing /robots.txt
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by a3n 7y ago
> The military problem is really quite simple, and need involve virtually no shooting or destruction. You just put the cities under siege and wait for the starving people to come out. It won’t take long. WTF?!? And then what do you do w
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by a3n 7y ago
> There would, however, be limitations on where and how this technology could be applied. Concentrated-solar plants generally only work in very sunny areas, and you can’t ship heat over long distances. So industrial companies that want t
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by a3n 7y ago
Or, he just went full on gym teacher and decided there'll be no more of this shit.
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by a3n 7y ago
A bacteria dangerous to people with weakened immune systems is more prevalent in warm summer months. https://www.npr.org/sections/thesalt/2018/12/10/669624957/as...
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by a3n 7y ago
Nice one. However, I cancelled in person a couple years ago (because I had equipment to return). The first thing I said at the counter was "I know it's really hard to cancel Comcast, and I'm not going to accept anything but a
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by a3n 7y ago
Exactly. The very reason for existence of the two companies, pdl and oxy, is to tie n pieces of data with m pieces of data. So depending on how the "anonymous" phone number was used, it's plausible that the number can be conn
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by a3n 7y ago
Law enforcement considers the Constitution as damage to be routed around.
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by a3n 7y ago
The application of the bumper sticker is the vandalism, just like graffiti.
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by a3n 7y ago
Compilers are eventually self-compiling. Computers are used to design more powerful computers. Solar panels will eventually be made with panel-generated electricity.
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by a3n 7y ago
Yeah, I wasn't specific here. Tabs and spaces in Make are different specific things. I also like Python's significant whitespace. It's easy to mess up whitespace in Make and it might not complain about it. Mixed whitespace in
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by a3n 7y ago
It could have non-significant whitespace.
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by a3n 7y ago
Because the people who run "countries" use these services.
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by a3n 7y ago
Yeah, advertising that can hang off infinitely other digital products. "Y'all keep innovating, we'll be right here when you run out of monetization ideas."
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by a3n 7y ago
Purely intellectual exercises, I assure you. Performance art.
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by a3n 7y ago
No, I don't want that. I'm just suggesting a way for them to not have to ask the world for this data by eating their own dog food, in the context of this thread, in a consciously unfriendly way.
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by a3n 7y ago
There's a middle ground. They could require all of their employees to opt their households in. They have a lot of employees. If that's not enough, they could also require all their contractors to opt their households in.
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by a3n 7y ago
Does Honda need to know the categories of addresses I drive to? Does Pentel need to know the categories of ransom notes that I write?
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by a3n 7y ago
> buy your domains Rent. As far as I know, you can't "pay off" a domain. And most of us are at some usually negligible risk of losing a domain by mistake or because someone bigger wanted it.
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by a3n 7y ago
It's the same for the internet in general, which has been turned into TV, and whose main purpose is to serve ads.
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by a3n 7y ago
And they have great connectivity between their HVAC and POS systems! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Supply_chain_attack#Target
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by a3n 7y ago
Newegg deserves your dollar for what they sell, for being an anti-patent troll warrior.
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by a3n 7y ago
> [All of the comments here that say "How can Amazon not be aware/not fix/not police this?"] Amazon has learned from Google that past a certain size, it pays to be a non-servicing opaque monolith.
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by a3n 7y ago
Like a box that remains the same size over the years, but the contents are gradually reduced. I would love to have "that much" Mike and Ike's, but it's never in there.
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by a3n 7y ago
Except for the intent, it sounds like an attack. "The attack is only possible through a carefully crafted browser ..."
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by a3n 7y ago
> Drone trucks that follow a real driver are more realistic than fully automated trucks. So the following trucks don't need the drivers that would drive them today. Things change. Not always the way we predict. I do expect much to b

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