anecdotal1

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by anecdotal1 3y ago
I think most will agree that we should focus on making browsers by default limit the amount of private and identifying information sent to anywhere that didn't explicitly get authorized for it.
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by anecdotal1 3y ago
It doesn't matter why. All that matters is that everything they did was perfectly legal behavior. Maybe alarming, maybe suspicious, but it's legal and it wasn't government censorship. Trying to frame it so only weakens your p
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by anecdotal1 3y ago
The federal government really can't interfere with private contracts like this as long as everything was legal. That's why we couldn't do anything about the 2008 bonuses that were paid out. Once the federal gov starts tamperi
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by anecdotal1 3y ago
> On Thu, Nov 10, 2022 at 10:53 PM @fbi.gov> wrote: Hello Twitter contacts, FBI San Francisco is notifying you of the below accounts which may potentially constitute violations of Twitter's Terms of Service for any action or inac
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by anecdotal1 3y ago
I still haven't seen evidence the _government_ demanded censorship. Maybe it exists, but nobody seems to cite any sources for it. What I have seen is government-adjacent entities that people confuse for the government like the Biden ca
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by anecdotal1 3y ago
Feels like a calculated move to bump credit scores and get people to spend money.
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by anecdotal1 3y ago
I shouldn't think that's true. Why wouldn't the firmware be splitting writes across different physical chips for performance and wear leveling reasons?
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by anecdotal1 3y ago
.com .sh There are many file extension collisions with TLDs and the sky didn't fall yet
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by anecdotal1 3y ago
set copies=2 or 3 and it can recover corrupted data on that filesystem at the expense of storage
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by anecdotal1 3y ago
Is this Elixir BBEdit stuff available somewhere?
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by anecdotal1 3y ago
The centrally planned economy is the cause of the coming recession. It only works in the short term and the damage is larger every cycle
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by anecdotal1 3y ago
Thank you for this concise explanation. I feel like every time the term BBB comes up nobody really knows how it works and I've never taken the time to research
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by anecdotal1 3y ago
Cancel your T-Mobile and buy a Calyx (also using T-Mobile) and you'll be paying ~$45/mo (after hotspot device cost) and have no data cap or throttling (it's real, grandfathered contract from Clearwire) I can do 800mbit+ on mi
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by anecdotal1 3y ago
I'm from a small farming community in the Midwest. My father was farmer until my grandfather sold his farm when he was in his early 30s. My father developed Parkinson's and died from it a few years ago at the young age of 63. The
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by anecdotal1 3y ago
> In 2023, the changing interest rate environment caused good investments to become worth less than their original value. They were not good investments
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by anecdotal1 3y ago
It's a savings account not a checking account.
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by anecdotal1 3y ago
You might actually want to do some research on these first. These have been installed with great success at Chipotle stores, meatpacking plants, hospitals, veterinary hospitals, hotels, schools (Chicago Public Schools 138), universities, Of
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by anecdotal1 3y ago
Reme Halo is what you want. That's what I put in when I installed my ERV. Reme uses UV against titanium dioxide which releases airborne peroxides which takes out bacteria/viruses/yeast/mold This is the same tech used in
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by anecdotal1 3y ago
Not bad but I like this one too http://www.interdb.jp/pg/pgsql05.html
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by anecdotal1 3y ago
We should be able to use the latest horizontal drilling tech from fracking to tap Yellowstone from miles away
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by anecdotal1 3y ago
Pretty much anything is lower than the cost of IPv6 deployment if you already have a large IPv4 deployment.
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by anecdotal1 3y ago
No, but allegedly if you get two adapters you can use a supercharger for free (with a Tesla) You need a Tesla to CCS2, and then a CCS2 back to Tesla. I've only seen videos of this, haven't had the opportunity to test myself. Makes
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by anecdotal1 3y ago
> Imagine if you bought a car from somebody, and they secretly kept a spare key and periodically used your car to run their personal errand. I wouldn't say this is equivalent to them "running a personal errand". If they we
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by anecdotal1 3y ago
Remember when photoshop was going to rewrite history? I do. It didn't happen.
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by anecdotal1 3y ago
A lot of people thought IPv6 tunnels would solve it, but they underestimated the MTU issues it brings. There's a complementary video that goes along with this here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1qyTtSY7c4k I agree w
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An Opinion in Defence of NATs(potaroo.net)
2 points by anecdotal1 3y ago|3 comments
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by anecdotal1 3y ago
Based on the way IPv6 is currently allocated we only leverage about 56 bits of usable address space but IPv4 with NAT gives us a max of 96 bits of address space Edit: don't know why I'm being downvoted, I guess the network gurus h
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by anecdotal1 3y ago
Get a TeslaTap. I used one with my Leaf so I could charge off my Tesla charger at home. http://www.umc-j1772.com/index.php?route=product/product&pro... When I sold my Leaf and moved across the country I gave mine t
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by anecdotal1 3y ago
It usually doesn't even immediately register when you rub your phone or card all over the reader. I'm highly suspicious of these claims.
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by anecdotal1 3y ago
Thanks for the kind suggestion, I'll look into this

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