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by altacc 2y ago
Causing damage or cost to a company through fraudulent use would be the cornerstone of a civil or criminal prosecution. Cases where there is good disclosure and no cost incurred tend to get dismissed, cases where there is identifiable damag
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by altacc 2y ago
To expand your analogy can you see the difference between: "A storage unit I know of never uses locks" and "The storage unit at 1234 Central Boulevard, San Andreas never uses locks, just wiggle the door a bit and it'll o
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by altacc 2y ago
There's a big difference between announcing "I found all this private data" and "I found all this private data and here's exactly how I did it and here are the URLs". What the author has done is detail exactly
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by altacc 2y ago
A problem with numbers is that they are very prone to manipulation. Who gets to decide who is a combatant and who is a civilian? The IDF's computer algorithms like Lavender system categorise large numbers of people as enemy combatants
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by altacc 2y ago
More tragic than funny but it is human nature. Propaganda mills like PragerU exist because they work. People are happy to pick up other people's opinions because it saves them doing the hard work of forming one themselves. Lots of peop
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by altacc 2y ago
I've seen this before. Your proof is a single person's opinion. Note that it is an opinion, with no evidence or data to back it up. It contains numerous tropes of IDF apologists and is written by a person who has a long history of
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by altacc 2y ago
You could listen to testimony from those within the IDF: "the IDF judged it permissible to kill more than 100 civilians in attacks on a top-ranking Hamas officials" ... "We’ve killed people with collateral damage in the high
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by altacc 2y ago
Can you confirm that this is sarcasm? If not then it is an incredibly inaccurate statement.
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by altacc 2y ago
This makes an assumption that Israel cares about making it's list of targets as small as possible. Israel has shown over and over again that it is happy casting a very wide net when labelling people as legitimate targets, using fuzzy m
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by altacc 2y ago
Management defines the culture the workers operate in and define the policies that they adhere to. Good quality work requires the time and facilities to complete that work and remedy any issues. From what I've read of Boeing they moved
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by altacc 2y ago
What price is it worth paying for innovation? Innovation just means "new", not necessarily good or beneficial. If the innovation is for companies to be able to do anything and treat anyone however they like in order to make large
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by altacc 2y ago
People are fixating on the mention of a water cooler but I think the key point is: > it can also be great to have a quick chat and brainstorm about an idea rather than let the other person work out the solution in isolation only for me
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by altacc 2y ago
They are far, far from US jurisdiction and the scale of these scams is massive. Right not there are thousands, if not tens of thousands of scam websites and apps fun by these groups. Google "asian pig butchering centers" for some
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by altacc 2y ago
It's crpyto pig butchering scam. The app is a fake crypto trading app that shows the user a fake balance of their portfolio. The victim is sending crypto to the scammer's wallet independently of the app. They are shown fake profit
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by altacc 2y ago
They would just find another route. They’re already contending with cartels, bandits, profiteers, deadly terrain and the Panamanian army. The US army would be the least of the their worries. They’re not doing this journey easy, they’re doin
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by altacc 2y ago
The answer to immigration is indeed to improve the countries that are the sources of migration but I think this should be by making the world fairer, more equal and less profit led. History shows that direct or indirect intervention by the
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by altacc 2y ago
What nonsense! Title 42 is still in place and as much as the GOP likes to paint Democrats as immigration loving there were more deportations under Obama & Biden than Trump. Perhaps look past the political soundbites and more at the numb
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by altacc 2y ago
People are calling this article fluffy but I agree with you that if people haven't worked with a lot of payment gateways before then it's good advice never to fully trust the test environments. Many years ago I had a big launch tu
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by altacc 2y ago
Ironically as Paramount+ is unavailable where I live I'll have to pirate this documentary. Streaming music services are not perfect but at least for the most part I can move service and not lose access to the bands I enjoy listening to
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by altacc 2y ago
I imagine that as FSD as perceived by the name has never been delivered that has always been factored into analysts decisions. If it was either suddenly either working as expected, or removed from every Tesla, then I imagine there would be
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by altacc 2y ago
I think because Tesla's marketing is hyperbolic so that they don't sound like other car manufacturers. They've made automation a large part of Tesla's future offering and have not been able to deliver but strong naming m
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by altacc 2y ago
I find this false choice of extremes mindbogglingly strange & blinkered but not unsurprising coming from American culture. From the article: > they are identified; arrested; committed to a hospital with a psych ward; put on antipsych
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by altacc 2y ago
Lack of keyboard as my reason for not buying a Framework laptop when upgrading last year. I wouldn't mind them releasing a Nordic keyboard, which isn't ideal but better than nothing (as a migrant I'm never quite sure what cha
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by altacc 2y ago
Like a lot of rules, enforcement needs to be realistic, appropriate and not overly harsh. In Oslo at least, the obvious tourists tend to get let off with just buying a ticket, even though the ticket app makes it easy to buy the correct tic
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by altacc 2y ago
In some places, like Oslo's metro, tram & bus systems, the solution is that there are no ticket barriers, you're trusted to have bought a ticket for your journey. There are occasional ticket checks with big fines for non-compl
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by altacc 2y ago
Totally agree. I regularly hear that students should use tablets at school as it gets them used to technology they will use in the workplace. This is technology designed to be easy enough for an 80 year old to pick up and use, no training
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by altacc 2y ago
About 25 years ago, working at one of those dot com bubble internet consultancy firms, I was told by an Adobe rep that they knew everyone at home had a pirated copy of their software but the company view was that they thought that was a goo
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by altacc 2y ago
Suburban Scandinavia, so we live in a relatively safe bubble. It sounds like in some other countries we'd be reported to some kind of protective services for child abandonment or neglect.
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by altacc 2y ago
I agree with you that tracking as a teenager is not ideal, although teenagers track each other's locations incessantly at least they should be free from their parents tracking. However this watch is aimed at younger children than teena

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