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by authed 5y ago
Look at the existing auto-mod rules that are invisible to users.
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by authed 5y ago
Imagine if Microsoft did that back in the day when it got hit with an antitrust lawsuit because it was bundling Internet Explorer with Windows. The Government is pro-corp today.
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by authed 5y ago
What is the best Firefox alternative today ? for mobile and desktop?
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by authed 5y ago
Because of the public stats available at the time... must have been hidden mod rules that must have caused it
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by authed 5y ago
Same... XP was almost as good because it was basically the same thing, except for its ugly skin. But even if Windows 2000 would make a come back, I would not switch back to Microsoft because they would probably incorporate their newest trac
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by authed 5y ago
> €0.40/TB/month or €120 per 5 years for 5TB: Old phone or a raspberry pi with a hard drive attached located at a friend's or family member's house. I like to leave an offline backup in my car, too
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by authed 5y ago
It's called job security... imagine if anything else was built like modern software...
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Toyota to ramp up production after cutbacks driven by the Covid-19 pandemic(npr.org)
2 points by authed 5y ago|0 comments
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by authed 5y ago
Not this case... the address was wrong.
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by authed 5y ago
HN probably deletes/hide content that is more then 4 levels deep...
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by authed 5y ago
> Delete my content! Just as Apple, Facebook, Netflix, Google, reddit or any other big tech firm would do. does reddit have an option to mass delete all comments?
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by authed 5y ago
what do you mean? I am in no way associated with the other posters
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by authed 5y ago
If you can't delete what you previously said in this context, it is like you are saying it over and over again.
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by authed 5y ago
sue them. class action lawsuit style. I think that you have a really good point but at the same time missing the point.
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by authed 5y ago
There is a delete button, but it doesn't last long
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by authed 5y ago
you didn't answer my question
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by authed 5y ago
What better solution do you have? Cause I don't think you'll get Dang to change his mind
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by authed 5y ago
What I do to mitigate the issue is switch account every few months... It means that I usually can't down-vote and flag post or comments, but it is worth it
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Miami Will Start Giving Some of Its Residents Free Bitcoin: Mayor Suarez(decrypt.co)
3 points by authed 5y ago|0 comments
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by authed 5y ago
I try to avoid spaces and special characters because issues still happen to this day (just yesterday, I had an issue with a file with an accent in it).
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by authed 5y ago
I don't know how common it is, but I have seen this on a multi-use trail system in Florida.
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by authed 5y ago
I would generally agree with you, but my faith toward Facebook has greatly diminished over the years and it would take a lot to restore it. (aka the fat person is eating a pound of bacon every five steps on the treadmill)
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by authed 5y ago
I don't know why anyone would trust anything Facebook-related when it comes to privacy...
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by authed 5y ago
> Never EVER trust ANY HR department. They are not your friends. They work for the company, not the employees...
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by authed 5y ago
I wonder how much that water tower cost: https://img.lemde.fr/2021/10/26/0/0/3500/2289/664/0/75/0/423...
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by authed 5y ago
> in a bike-friendly city also, many bike friendly paths don't allow electric bikes (sometimes not enforced and it will probably change in the future though)
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Xkcd: Ttsltswbd(xkcd.com)
7 points by authed 5y ago|3 comments
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by authed 5y ago
Maybe that's because they never sold a car...
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by authed 5y ago
I don't use my car much.. thinking about selling my 2019 and buy back a 2022 for the same price in a year, if I get lucky.
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by authed 5y ago
Don't a lot of favicons still use that format?

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