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by auiya 5y ago
Can this ruling then be applied to others who meet the same criteria? Because there's a lot of them.
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by auiya 5y ago
Alphabet treats their toys much like a child does. They play with them for a few months, then quickly lose interest and let them languish until mom comes along and tosses them out. Why anyone would want to work there outside of their core
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by auiya 5y ago
Because critical thinking skills are severely lacking due to - you guessed it, poor education.
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by auiya 5y ago
> It's not an education problem [..] it's a cultural/philosophical problem. Culture and philosophy are shaped via education.
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by auiya 5y ago
> It's not an education problem. It's an ideology problem. Ideology is formed via education
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by auiya 5y ago
> Is this an education problem? Literally every problem we have in the US, stems from our piss-poor education. Every last one of them.
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by auiya 5y ago
What's the deal with horizontal scroll bars on the top of web pages indicating the vertical position of the page? Do browser scroll bars not work anymore?
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by auiya 5y ago
The kind that doesn't result in an intellectual race to the bottom as we're witnessing today, where people eat tide pods, purposefully hasten pandemic spread, and bottles of Windex have to have legal disclaimers like "do not
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by auiya 5y ago
>I’m not saying it’s all terrible I'll say it then - it's all terrible. There's so many great vegan foods out there, fake cheese is not one of them.
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by auiya 5y ago
>Lots of issues in modern US business arise from laziness / stupidity / corruption / uselessness of Congress. And by extension lots of issues in Congress arise from laziness / stupidity / corruption / useles
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by auiya 5y ago
There's a good track on YouTube that touches on the high points of electronic music since 1929 - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MqukyEC3qWM
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by auiya 5y ago
Correct, different campaign signatures can make attribution happen quickly, or slowly. Just depends what data the analyst has to work with.
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by auiya 5y ago
"Cellebrite got bodied, yo"
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by auiya 5y ago
It's unlikely that prosecutors don't realize how Signal works. It's more likely they assume that, much like the rest of the tech world, there has been an increase in data collection efforts and they want to test the waters a
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by auiya 5y ago
The Iran of today is a pariah state. The leader of the Iranian Basij volunteer force, made the declaration that “Wiping Israel off the map is not up for negotiation.” and this has become the de facto policy of its leadership. The central
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by auiya 5y ago
The rest of industry have declared most Google products spyware... so I guess it all evens out?
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by auiya 5y ago
Reliability. Purpose-built hardware switches don't crash, ever.
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by auiya 5y ago
Pitch correction doesn't thin vocals when used correctly.
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by auiya 5y ago
The problem isn't the mic though, it's that in the earlier days of radio there was a trend towards boosting the bass artificially in the microphones to make the host sound more authoritative. Howard Stern is BIG time guilty of th
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by auiya 5y ago
Sure nice gear helps immensely, but also remember to high-pass filter your vocals, and test for harsh frequencies using subtractive EQ. A slight dip in the 300-600Hz range helps eliminate hollow, boxy sounds, and a top end shelf will help
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by auiya 6y ago
That would maybe work for the drug cartels (assuming they haven't diversified their business model off of drugs into other criminal enterprises by now). But then you're still left with all the non-drug related criminal activity u
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by auiya 6y ago
Facebook is probably also not planning to pay out hefty fines for GDPR violations, but alas...
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by auiya 6y ago
Anecdotally, my last employer irresponsibly forced most people to return to the office at the height of the 2nd wave. I opted to... not. And I picked up a WFH role instead with a much better salary. So far it's been the best career
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by auiya 6y ago
Mostly because people are quite confused about what "the Internet" actually entails, and how it touches their lives in ways they don't realize.
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by auiya 6y ago
If they're using an ISP for anything, yes. That's the Internet.
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by auiya 6y ago
It's not the network that's the problem, it's what the web has turned into that's the problem.
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by auiya 6y ago
Operations Manager
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Sowing Discord: Reaping the benefits of collaboration app abuse(blog.talosintelligence.com)
1 points by auiya 6y ago|0 comments
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by auiya 6y ago
...which is then always covered up by some ugly case
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by auiya 6y ago
Of course they do. And lots of other awful shit you'll see in this thread - https://twitter.com/BanishedBernie/status/137645587453380198...

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