alexanderdmitri

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by alexanderdmitri 5y ago
I think you're right unfortunately, maybe the Patriot Act will get expanded or maybe there'll be a sibling Good People Have Nothing to Hide Act. Speaking from my vantage in the United States, I can't believe how quickly the p
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by alexanderdmitri 5y ago
It was a tongue in cheek comment on my part, but now that you mention it, I don't see how it wouldn't be a logical thing to do in this situation. First off, the issue would probably get routed to the local police who take these ki
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by alexanderdmitri 5y ago
If you think it might be a car bomb, I would suggest not trying to destroy it without training. Best to call the police and let them deal with it.
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by alexanderdmitri 5y ago
From the AmEx giftcard holders agreement: > We also use Cardholder Information for marketing purposes and to conduct research and analysis. We may provide certain Cardholder Information to companies, including our affiliated companies th
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by alexanderdmitri 5y ago
I was scratching my head this week when they were releasing the time the 'Hamas' bomb threat email came in with regard to Belarus high-jacking that flight. It seemed rather fine-grained knowledge of specific communications that do
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by alexanderdmitri 5y ago
iPhone is the only apple device I own but it crashes it can't go too far back into my messaging history for any one individual too far. Usually once I scroll to ~5 months back with people I text regularly the iMessage app just straight
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3 years of GDPR: The biggest fines so far(bbc.co.uk)
69 points by alexanderdmitri 5y ago|105 comments
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by alexanderdmitri 5y ago
Average salary for a hitman is actually over twice that: https://www.simplyhired.com/salaries-k-hitman-jobs.html
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by alexanderdmitri 5y ago
> Offering an ingenious array of connected, intelligent features with over-the-air Software Updates to help ensure your truck can get even better over time. Anyone else think it's anti-consumer to not be able to opt out of these &#x
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by alexanderdmitri 5y ago
Related article: https://time.com/5925206/why-do-we-dream/
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by alexanderdmitri 5y ago
Why wouldn't executives just start having their personal transactions and outsized living expenses conducted w/ untaxed corporate revenue? This sounds like fixing a loophole by making the hole so big you can't call it hole an
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by alexanderdmitri 5y ago
Not Dutch, but I imagine the CEO directly tells the 500 people who disagree to piss off.
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by alexanderdmitri 5y ago
I don't know, if they just called it co-pilot or wingman it'd still be cool, but also more accurate. I thought the big thing was bringing an electric car to market, this feature got overblown and it's become dangerous.
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by alexanderdmitri 5y ago
My friend Eddie, who knows a lot about Elon Musk, says Musk is setting the stage to start his own coin, funded by divesting bitcoin. Mining will be performed on the moon and powered by solar. By using Luna Block Coin you'll be supporti
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Ask HN: [Non-ISP] WiFi Router
1 points by alexanderdmitri 5y ago|1 comments
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by alexanderdmitri 5y ago
as an 80/20er myself, i have "80/2" tattooed under my right eye ... i regret it every day.
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by alexanderdmitri 5y ago
sorry for this superficial question, but does anyone know if it is pronounced dee-no, den-oh or day-no (or something else)?
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by alexanderdmitri 5y ago
If there's an OSS funded by developers cooking up crappy unwanted MVPs, I want in. Right now I have ten crappy MVPs to donate and can put down $20 to sponsor others. I could probably have another 5 MVPs out within the next week if work
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José Bechara: Rust as an Art Form(3dprintshed.com)
1 points by alexanderdmitri 5y ago|0 comments
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by alexanderdmitri 5y ago
i feel like the market would keep the repair cost sane if the component availability and pricing were guaranteed in certain ways. for example, i think it's be a good rule that component parts must be sold at a price where the sum of th
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by alexanderdmitri 5y ago
I've found the opposite by working in a sales position. I'm introverted, so it sometimes felt like torture getting through some days. I felt dizzy and drained after 10+ hours of talking, pitching and trying to close sometimes hund
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by alexanderdmitri 5y ago
Here are some numbers from the CDC: https://www.cdc.gov/mmwr/volumes/69/ss/ss6907a1.htm#T9_down Stats don't say what the abortions were in the name of though (that I see on first review at least).
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by alexanderdmitri 5y ago
Not OP nor well-versed with any of this, but the standard csv module doesn't parse xlsx files. Since the majority of people who work with spreadsheets use excel [citation needed], this probably greatly increases the application potenti
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by alexanderdmitri 5y ago
In a weaker gravity field with a low sample frequency the algorithm does indeed appear 1:1. The complexity arises once a peripheral second gravity field can no longer be ignored or a certain noise threshold is passed. The equation ends up l
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by alexanderdmitri 5y ago
You are technically readable words of a mostly abstract person.
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by alexanderdmitri 6y ago
It could work the other way around, ie if your close relations have stock that may affect your governing decisions and they refuse to commit to re-investing more generally in the event of your election, then you are prohibited from running
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Twin sisters worth millions thanks to female gamers(bbc.com)
172 points by alexanderdmitri 6y ago|165 comments
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The Inner Bezos (1999)(wired.com)
1 points by alexanderdmitri 6y ago|1 comments
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by alexanderdmitri 6y ago
once you've started on Idris you've crossed the line over from kinky to deviancy source: there are several people in my weekly support group for exactly this reason, it gets out of control
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by alexanderdmitri 6y ago
Thank you, that clarifies quite a bit for me. I've heard this happens in parts of India from quite a few people I know too. I'd hazard a traveler's experience can highlight a culture's stereotypes more easily than it can

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