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blackearl
7y ago
The Merck attack seemed to be an accidental offshoot, and nothing on an international political scale happened from that. Until we have some more tech literate politicians, or an agency to explain what's happening in simpler terms, I d
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blackearl
7y ago
But these days, not having decent internet is like not having water or electricity
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blackearl
7y ago
According to the article, the attacks are currently ineffective for a number of reasons, one being their js code is bugged. Imagine Gavrillo Princip's gun was prone to jamming consistently.
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7y ago
https://outline.com/8BBX3b due to obnoxious header and footer
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7y ago
Scandinavian prisons look like a pretty good time.
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7y ago
Not in my experience. They're playing with the music, on their phone, reading, hanging their feet out the window, etc. In fact if you're one of those backseat drivers "reminding me to look at the road" (as if I'm no
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blackearl
7y ago
Are you going to ban talking in the car as well?
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blackearl
7y ago
Wolfenstein's infamous difficulty selection was fun and funny
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blackearl
7y ago
Us meaning the USA or us meaning humanity? This kind of thing isn't exclusive to USA
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blackearl
7y ago
Stops me from complaining. Like many others, I subconsciously gloss over any ads or junk like that. It's harder to do that when you have /u/joevoter pretending he's a normal person and not a paid commenter
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7y ago
I'd prefer to allow political ads with disclosure or some mark that it's an ad. Otherwise I fear that astroturfing and trolling will get much worse (somehow) since that seems like the only avenue to go down with banned ads
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7y ago
Some classic Beefeater is great. I like gin quite a bit, perhaps more than rum
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7y ago
> One researcher told a colleague she’d lost 15 years of work. Either IT or this person is grossly incompetent. Beyond patch policies, managing data this way is terrifying.
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blackearl
7y ago
None of that has anything to do with this article though.
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blackearl
7y ago
I love the idea of sleepily putting together some charts for management and accidentally making 2 into 22 and being too tired to realize
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7y ago
Twitter won't exist that long
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7y ago
Missed opportunity for ny.ny
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blackearl
7y ago
it's not common to have such a long email
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7y ago
Daily I walk past a street that is a dead end, and there is construction being done at the far end of this dead end. Every day there are 2-3 police officers standing at the top of the street. It's a gross misuse of time and funds.
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7y ago
I've been reading Yakuza: Japan's Criminal Underworld recently (fascinating read about the yakuza's history in Japan) and it mentions that a large percentage of Chinese and Korean immigrants turned to gang life because they
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7y ago
Does Japan really want foreign entrepreneurs? It's always been very conservative and while they may be polite to foreigners, that's very different from allowing non-Japanese to expand a business there. I think it's ingraine
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7y ago
You'll regularly see a those cops hanging out in front of a construction site (doing nothing) or sitting in their cars (doing nothing). They could just as effectively be replaced with an orange cone.
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7y ago
This comes across as alien language to the average person, I doubt the media finds it a juicy enough story to report on.
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7y ago
Is it the ability to be on the street year round? Maybe the more comfortable you are living outside, the more likely to use it as a bathroom. Colder climates force the homeless to use shelters and similar resources during winter months.
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7y ago
Japan is way more compact than the average US city, though I do love a place that's really walkable like Montreal or Boston
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7y ago
All it takes is a little filtering, some camera shake, and you can hide the tells of a fake.
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7y ago
I see it a lot on here as well, even in very source heavy or scientific posts. It rubs me the wrong way when a post ends with ;)