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8mo ago
What about the criminal lawyers that they needed when they charged with crimes? Did they get any money?
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8mo ago
How much did they spend on lawyers?
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8mo ago
OS kernel runqueue is using a spinlock to schedule everything. So it works. Should you ever use a spinlock in application code? No. Let the OS via the synchronization primitives in whatever language your app is in.
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8mo ago
Terrorism seems to be their default claim if you're against the Trump admin.
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9mo ago
What happens when USD stops becoming the the reserve currency for the world? And who takes its place?
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9mo ago
Common in all countries. US will seize domains from TLDs under US jurisdiction.
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9mo ago
Power generation is going down, power delivery is going up. Power delivery is way more expensive than the actual electricity.
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9mo ago
Are amazon stores automated? I have Amazon fresh store next to me, they have the smart grocery carts that no one uses because they are overly finicky. They have same number of employees as other grocery stores.
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9mo ago
Laws don't matter in the US any more. Epstein files aren't being released even though there is law that requires. TikTok is still operating in the US even though there is law that bans it. Laws are only recommendations now.
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9mo ago
Only on older versions of Android. Apps are very locked down on what you can get. I would have loved to be able to fingerprint a device when i was at the challenger bank and application list is very good for fingerprinting.. We would fi
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9mo ago
Like what data? Curious because I built and launched a challenger bank.
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9mo ago
Bunch of fintechs only let your signup from an app. Easier to secure and prevent bots. Pin certs, detect virtualization, etc.
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9mo ago
Italy can use the same argument.
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9mo ago
1.1.1.1 DNS is just querying root DNS servers. And @elon.jet twitter account was just querying ADS data and posting it. Its exactly same, yet this guy praises Elon.
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9mo ago
Elon Musk the bastion of free speech who famously banned a twitter account that posted publicly available information.
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9mo ago
If you don't want to mess with points, its a great card. You still need another card for travel since it doesn't have rental car insurance, travel insurance, etc. Its missing all the features that normally come with Visa Infini
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9mo ago
For prime plus you can get better cards, for people sub 660 credit score, it is the best card on the market. Chase's subprime card which is the slate offers no rewards.
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9mo ago
What bank offers rewards and no fees to subprime(below 660) customers? There aren't any. Why no wanted the deal. Guaranteed to lose money. Its not like there's name recognition, i doubt most people could name the underlying b
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9mo ago
I would guess putting a cap of 660 credit score and adding some fees back like late fee, over limit fee, and return payment fee. I don't see JPM doing a card with rewards/cash back in the sub prime market, slate doesn't have
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9mo ago
Why would a bank chose to lose billions of dollars?
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9mo ago
Wouldn't you want TPM to brick the machine if the firmware was modified? If something or someone modified your firmware, do you want the TPM key to remain intact? Its something you need to be aware of when upgrading firmware, disable
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9mo ago
Thats the risk right. If a cashier makes a mistake and doesn't scan and item, nothing happens. If you make the same mistake, you could be hauled off to jail, prosecuted, lose your job. Why put yourself through that risk. Its commo
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9mo ago
When the judges take bribes in the open and no one does anything about it, of course they are being bought. https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2023/oct/25/clarence-tho...
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9mo ago
People don't care. Youtube has an option to watch it without ads, most people don't. I refuse to watch ads and pay for the ad-free versions of the streamers. Lots people won't pay. Would the average person pay $10/m
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9mo ago
Why not just make HW4 backwards compatible? Why wait til 2027 to bring backwards compatibility to HW3? HW3 isn’t even on the latest stack any more, it’s on FSD12 and HW4 is on FSD14.
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9mo ago
Why could Chinese consumer electronics companies successfully launch cars and Apple which spent billions on R&D on a car couldn’t?
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9mo ago
Promise of a self driving car.
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9mo ago
I own 2019 model 3. Car is falling apart which is why consumer reports Tesla in last place in reliability. Won’t fix things under warranty either, they claimed I hit a something when my front suspension failed which is a very common issu
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10mo ago
i assume it has to do with success rate. If a safety system is 99% successful, that’s really good. Not so good if you’re going to use it all time.
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10mo ago
Someone has to prevent the execution of journalist who speak out against the regime and that has no due process and also have highest execution rate of any country. They labeled "Authoritarian state" by Amnesty International and
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