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9y ago
I'm not versed in the facebook tos, but it very well could be included. If that bothers someone they should just stop using facebook, what's so hard about it?
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9y ago
This is my experience as well, very frustrating being locked out of your account when you need to take care of business. Nevermind cracked, they are fundamentally broken if a human can't get a nearly perfect success rate.
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9y ago
Discriminating wages on arbitrary criteria like geographic location goes against equal work = equal pay and that compensation should be based on contribution [1]. Location base: For the other 65% of the base, we factor in each location’s c
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9y ago
What do I pay for? As a non-profit organization, we don’t make profit on our operations. All the payments we receive go directly to deleting emission allowances. The price we charge you for deleting one emission allowance consists of 3 par
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9y ago
The result: Over 95% of the cars were going way faster than what the rules were and nothing wrong happens. I'm not sure what do you mean, there are plenty of accidents caused by speeding both on highways and within city limits. Care
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9y ago
I for one, do not trust or use them. All I'm saying is they could appear more trustworthy, perhaps because users are less aware. In this particular case as far as I understand, disabled means no recording at all, while keeping privat
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9y ago
Disable the voice recognition and you have a perfectly functioning phone. With a hub you have a paperweight, pretty big difference. I agree smartphones are bad, but can see how they perceived not as bad as hubs.
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9y ago
Isn't it a valid distinction between a device which could be abused to spy on you vs a device with the sole purpose to record ~everything you say unless you opt out (like in this case)? I can see how smartphones make that possibility l
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9y ago
On the Phenomenon of Bullshit Jobs by David Graeber http://strikemag.org/bullshit-jobs/
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9y ago
They are not Rain affects signal strength, which means you can measure it Some newer networks are sufficiently sensitive that they can detect humidity and fog, both of which are predictors of imminent rain. The idea is to use mobile tow
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9y ago
What is the state of contentblocking on Apple devices? Do they come with adblockers by default?
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9y ago
On the contrary, from the users pov the vast majority of mobile apps are inferior to a webapp. Downloading apps instead of pointing a browser to an address, while giving all kinds of control (permissions and access to the device itself) to
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9y ago
Facebook directly employs only about 20,658 people — roughly one employee per 100,000 users. Slightly OT, where does the 2b monthly active user statistics come from and how was it measured? I could only find Facebook self reported stats a
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9y ago
Even just minor deflation is disastrous for economies because if there is 3% deflation, you could get 100% of what was generally typical GDP growth for developed countries without spending any money to produce anything. This encourages eve
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9y ago
And there are major differences even in the EU. The wage gap for a developer in the V4 compared to e.g. Germany (UK/Switzerland in a broader context) is staggering. https://www.wageunion.eu/ https://elsajoha
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9y ago
Companies simply aren't passing along these profits to their workers. Best tldr
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9y ago
I mean could doing away with the clock improve signal propagation time while reducing consumption while hashing in theory? Maybe even reduce chip size?
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9y ago
saving energy and time among other benefits Wouldn't (bitcoin) miners be a good fit for async circuits? Simple logic, low power, high performance.
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DRM makes it hard for 99% of the people IMO we have oversupply of interchangeably disposable content fighting for a limited number of clicks, if someone makes it hard for their customers to engage, they are shooting themselves in the foot
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What Does a Wage Gap Look Like
(elsajohansson.wordpress.com)
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9y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3033446
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Equal say is not the right criterion to pick officials imo, equal chance of being elected is more suited to represent the views of the people [1]. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sortition
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9y ago
Looking ahead to the November 2016 US presidential election, I see clear signs that Google is backing Hillary Clinton. Disclaimer, as a European I only loosely followed the election and our local media was very much pro Hillary. I had the
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9y ago
You can see Google and co stand on ads here [1]. Enforcing Coalition for Better Ads standards were marketed as adblocking is coming to Chrome for example [2] recently. [1] https://www.betterads.org/standards/ [2] http
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9y ago
Just a couple of days ago I was unable to put a Win10 iso on a 4GB usb drive, it was something like 4,5-5GB.
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9y ago
Pay in cash Lately I've been wondering whether I should withdraw most of my money from the bank. Any serious drawback to that approach? For one, I don't like my transactions being tracked and two, find it outrageous I have to pa
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9y ago
Opt out adblocking should be the number 1 differentiator as it has the biggest impact on browsing including performance, security and eye sore. It is borderline negligence that moz://a is not pushing it while Google and co are lub
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9y ago
Retire voting in favor of sortition.
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9y ago
I'm not sure, I see there are a lot of people who would pick the file sharing side over copyright enforcement according to their moral compass. The piracy is theft argument does not really fly (like the adblocking is theft) despite s
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9y ago
Reminds me of this underwater kite project [1]. I was not able to find the numbers, but they would be interesting. Why not share them? [1] http://minesto.com/
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