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anabab
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anabab
1y ago
It is still there App page => "About this app" => "App permissions / See more" at the bottom of the page => look for "have full network access" in "Other"
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anabab
1y ago
huh? There are smart rings and smart glasses on the market. Some fitness trackers have a necklace mode or can be put on shoe laces. Watches are most popular likely because they are probably the most widespread accessory people already use.
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anabab
1y ago
Post office offering emails is an interesting idea if you extend it further in the physical world. As in, using this identifier to deliver correspondence/parcels as well. pros: - privacy. Senders have zero idea where you actually are.
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anabab
1y ago
wait-wait-wait. So a SWE investing in VT is just a well-skilled proletarian owning a share of the global means of production? is this communism already?
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anabab
1y ago
> A reversal of trends that prompted this change? Plenty of terrible changes can achieve the similar effect of trend reversal. Say, banning any form of computer networks or banning having children. And people introducing the changes seem
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anabab
1y ago
What if it has some sort of a booster to increase its kinetic energy just before the hit? Also the behavior might improve in an area already weakened by a ventilation shaft/previous hit (first bomb turns 40 meters into fine gravel + de
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anabab
1y ago
If they have learned on ink areas shaped as letters, what prevents them from having a bias towards such shapes?
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anabab
1y ago
empathy is a political issue nowadays
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anabab
2y ago
And then you face candidates with a few years on their resume who cannot perform a dfs when explicitly told to! (This is where some of my screenings end up after a few rounds of simplifications/hints for the initial problem) I have a h
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anabab
2y ago
Would you have some examples from modern history of power vacuum not being filled in, say, 1 year?
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anabab
2y ago
> conomic sanctions alone would be enough - notice how Trump pauses shooting at our collective feet every time Wall Street reacts negatively? He might not care about Wall Street and just act as a volatility generator powering insider tra
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2y ago
> when has The Military Industrial Complex acted in my / our best interest? [Not a US citizen/resident; never worked in MIC-related area] a). MIC is an industrial sector creating jobs, doing some R&D (which can trickle down
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anabab
2y ago
The West seems to be not that unitary nowadays. What would be the reason for the half with ASML to keep doing the second thing you have listed?
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anabab
2y ago
Not impossible since something similar has already happened in Vietnam (at least once) and in Afghanistan (at least twice)
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anabab
2y ago
On the other hand there might exist a deal where everyone involved is guaranteed a pardon as an incentive to sow as much chaos as possible.
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anabab
2y ago
that reminds me that a week ago there was a (now deleted but has a copy of the content available in the comments) post on Reddit where the author claimed they have attempted manipulating/manipulated voting on lmarena in favor of Gemini
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anabab
2y ago
And apparently this is what Electoral College was supposed to prevent.
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anabab
2y ago
> 2) They should have surrendered on day 1. That would have gotten them a bad deal but not so many people dying. Well, guess what, they DID surrender on day one. This was back in early 2014. The result? Two more invasions.
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anabab
2y ago
It's not limited to deposits. Most money reforms were designed to screw up people keeping their saving at home as well. Also there is inflation, when both deposits and "existing money" get diluted while the printer goes brrr.
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anabab
2y ago
Like that pandemic responce unit dismantled in 2018?
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anabab
2y ago
The article implies they were broken for a few years and lots of clients did not notice this.
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anabab
2y ago
Snowden seems to live "normal" life with quite public identity.
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anabab
2y ago
what if you do a tracker that randomizes bluetooth mac address every few minutes?
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anabab
2y ago
there is the "are you a US citizen or a green card holder" question on every application form. probably there are two separate workflows depending on the answer.
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anabab
3y ago
can you still set up direct connection between a switch and a light which would work even if the hub is down?
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anabab
3y ago
you get used to high speed. I have recently had to download a 3Gb file on a 100mbit wifi. god, it took 5 minutes! that would take <1min on my 1gbit at home.
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anabab
3y ago
Why can't regular conductors be used as such glue? i.e. you mix the ceramic superconductor powder into, say, molten copper, and make the wires out of the mix. The result would be copper wires with bits of superconductor in it. The resu
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3y ago
This is probably about the fact that red phosphorus (required for the original process) cannot be purchased without a license ( https://nitter.net/andrewmccalip/status/1684191067477004288#... ), so kitchen chemists