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by autoexec 6mo ago
I'd bet that they'll be just as vulnerable, but that fewer Chinese people will try to research/attack them since they don't want to end up executed, imprisoned, or unable to participate in society after their social cred
782.
by autoexec 6mo ago
That article has several pictures of whales, but not a single photo of a whale penis (or a dork).
783.
by autoexec 6mo ago
That sounds like an error to me. "Number of toppings" is not the same as "Number of possible combinations of toppings".
784.
by autoexec 6mo ago
They shouldn't be so dependent on any one source for the things that they need. Especially if that one source is in one of the least stable areas of the planet. Hopefully one of the few good things to come out of this disaster will be
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by autoexec 6mo ago
More importantly people need to start voting out politicians who refuse to. It's easy to elect people because of things they promise, but its what they actually do that matters.
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by autoexec 6mo ago
> To picture that amount of VC cash - they're at Series F, and a huge chunk of that went towards marketing. I guess they should have put some of that marketing money into hiring someone to manage the security of their systems. It&#
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by autoexec 6mo ago
If a regulation is written well you don't need to depend on the integrity of any one politician because they aren't responsible for enforcement. The hard part is getting the laws passed in the first place because it requires elect
788.
by autoexec 6mo ago
I would hope that any band who is actually good wouldn't need a psyop campaign to become popular. Have we really reached a point where marketers have polluted our lives with so many ads for garbage that we're incapable of discover
789.
by autoexec 6mo ago
> A good reason to find specific individuals with relevant knowledge and follow their writing directly. As soon as they get popular enough they'll be approached with offers to shill in exchange for huge piles of money. That's t
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by autoexec 6mo ago
It's such an insane amount of waste that there are rooms filled with cell phones just to churn out spam. The same job should be doable by a single server. I imagine that it's only required because platforms are fingerprinting the
791.
by autoexec 6mo ago
I had to check the comments here to even see what this product was for that reason.
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by autoexec 6mo ago
That's the entire point
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by autoexec 6mo ago
> For example you buy four tickets to go with your friends. But you get sick so you offer your ticket to a different friend instead. Oops that’s not allowed so now no one gets to go? Or you give your friend's names when buying thei
794.
by autoexec 6mo ago
If you were caught with notebooks detailing your plans to kill a list of people, showing that you've meticulously tracked their movements and listing locations for dumping the bodies that would be extremely relevant. I don't see h
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by autoexec 6mo ago
Why not just ban the transfer of tickets and allow refunds? You buy a ticket, you show your ID at the door. Early refunded tickets get resold online and late refunds are sold at the venue. All seats, including the best seats, go to actual f
796.
by autoexec 6mo ago
If you think it's trivial you must not be paying attention. You cannot keep your data from Google. Government websites include google tracking. Google drives past your house to take photos and sniff your wifi traffic. Your employer han
797.
by autoexec 6mo ago
As if the government doesn't monitor both non-citizens and ex-citizens living in other countries too.
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by autoexec 6mo ago
Google doesn't care about privacy, but its easier for them to keep collecting your data if they can also keep it from getting unintentionally leaked to others. The last thing Google wants is for people to start thinking about the amoun
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by autoexec 6mo ago
I'm sure that Sam isn't too worried. He's got to have many homes and bunkers all over the world. One crazy guy at your gates is easy to ignore. If AI ever starts putting massive numbers of people out of work and people end up
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by autoexec 6mo ago
ebooks already dont have a great track record when it comes to preservation. ( https://old.reddit.com/r/kindle/comments/18csl9d/all_books_g... ) At least Amazon can't break into my house to steal the
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by autoexec 6mo ago
If it helps, the bright white pages yellow with age. It'd be nice if dark mode caught on as an option. https://darkeditionbooks.com/ tries, but it looks like they don't have much more than works in the public dom
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by autoexec 6mo ago
Goodreads is now an amazon marketing website filled with astroturf and review bombing.
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by autoexec 6mo ago
> modern layoffs in aggregate are at least partially (~20%) intended and communicated as being ways to get rid of 'low performers', In my experience they're often used to get rid of high wage earners and people with benef
804.
by autoexec 6mo ago
Web search is a thing that is increasingly filled with AI slop that drowns out actual content. "wading through sites" for me means "wading through sites returned in search results".
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by autoexec 6mo ago
lots of outgoing requests, including <link rel="preconnect" href=" https://fonts.googleapis.com "> <link rel="preconnect" href=" https://fonts.gstatic.com " crossorigin&gt
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by autoexec 6mo ago
That's not just copyright, it's our entire legal system. A corporation can intentionally murder hundreds of thousands of people and get nothing but a slap on the wrist fine.
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by autoexec 6mo ago
There's certainly a % of mac users who prioritize aesthetics over function. I feel like there's got to be a way to do this in a way that's more attractive though. Maybe something more gradual or even.
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by autoexec 6mo ago
Gerrymandering is one the most powerful ways they suppress votes. They also like to do things like limit the number of polling places and put them out of the way with limited hours, pass laws that require documents many people don't ha
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by autoexec 6mo ago
You're right that you can end up with a suspect list instead of a direct answer, but it shouldn't be hard to narrow it down from there, especially in a case like this where most people wouldn't have access to privileged info
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by autoexec 6mo ago
> not exactly life ruining and really shouldn't even be day-ruining. These were people who lined up for hours outside of a bookstore still waiting to get in after midnight. Many of those people were young and the lack of perspective

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