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by blhack 8y ago
My solution is that if you want to join a public community, then you should only share information with that public community that you want to be public.
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by blhack 8y ago
What the hell is that clip of the guy slapping the ball out of the kid's hands all about?!
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by blhack 8y ago
So don't do those things. It just doesn't make any sense to me how people expect that you can use a web service without the webservice like...knowing that you're using it? Reddit knows what subreddits I'm subbed to. Use
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by blhack 8y ago
Give them your real name, and then lie about everything else. This is where all of the anti-facebook sentiment loses me. Just put fake data in there.
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by blhack 8y ago
So don't give them your private data. Just lie to them. https://www.fakenamegenerator.com/ This will give you everything facebook wants.
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by blhack 8y ago
>Ford sees 90 percent of its North America portfolio in trucks, utilities and commercial vehicles. They mean "cars" to be interpreted as "small cars" like the taurus. Or maybe they mean it to be interpreted as "v
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by blhack 8y ago
A homes value is a lot more than the square footage. The house in Boise was modern, had a very large yard, was a private, gated lot etc. Very different than the house you linked.
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by blhack 8y ago
This is horrifying, and sounds like something out of a story warning about government overreach. 1 YEAR and three months in federal prison? That's not a short amount of time for something that this guy had a reasonable expectation was
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by blhack 8y ago
Just to highlight the cost difference: I was just in a small city (Boise, actually!) for a work event. We rented a very nice house from airbnb for the stay. It was >4000 square feet. The master bedroom was probably 4-500 square feet it
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by blhack 8y ago
I can physically pick one of these up and move it outside of the box. Who gets fined now? Where do the boxes get painted? Your solution is not simple.
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by blhack 8y ago
No, the "bad influence" we all need is COLOR. I am so fed up with all of this meaningless "flat" design. It's awful. Our monitors are capable of making millions of colors. An icon can be more than white. This i
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by blhack 8y ago
You failed the test by knowing what sorts of information your browser shares and making a decision based on that information?
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by blhack 8y ago
>$300 to replace battery? Sorry, it was actually $200: https://www.apple.com/support/macbookpro/en/battery_body.htm...
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by blhack 8y ago
Things are only as strong as the legal cases behind them. Apple recently told me that my battery, despite being well within it's advertised number of charge cycles, needed to be replaced, and that it would cost some absurd amount of mo
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by blhack 8y ago
Install Linux on it.
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by blhack 8y ago
Incentivizing bringing either physical, emotional, or social harm to yourself. For instance: we don't allow people to work for less than minimum wage. We have things like OSHA which set minimum safe working requirements for dangerous
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by blhack 8y ago
>makes all of them worse This seems like a pretty outrageous claim. It seems obvious that: 1) There are moral hazards surrounding prostitution 2) The legal status of prostitution has a negative effect on the number of people participa
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by blhack 8y ago
>That's already illegal. Maybe we should just make one singular law that says "be nice". Hey, I bet you could make a religion out of that! /s Saying there is already a law that covers something is disconnected from re
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by blhack 8y ago
>the sole interest in banning it appears to be religion If you can't think of any moral hazards around prostitution, then I don't believe that you are trying very hard. >I don't think Christian views should be the deter
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by blhack 8y ago
Does anybody have a guess as to how many people died as a result of this scam? (And is it an episode of black mirror that I'm even on this train of thought?)
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by blhack 8y ago
What's the opposite of "nobody every got fired for choosing IBM"? This woman needs to steer far, far away from anything in the medical field for a LONG time. If she does end up back in that field, she needs to be way behind
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by blhack 9y ago
Good grief this whole thing is stupid. 1) The idea that an NOAA regulation is going to stop somebody from acting militarily against the US. (A Chinese military command somewhere: "Sir! We cannot point our spy satellites at the earth
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by blhack 9y ago
Why should this be regulated at all?
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by blhack 9y ago
There is a value to human life beyond just "how smart you are". >Otherwise why build it? Because it would be better to send robots into dangerous situations that it is to send human beings.
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by blhack 9y ago
I don't think we are far off from people living in "storage units" that are approximately the size of their VR play space, with the only addition of a bed, and commmnal bathrooms and refrigerators. I actually don't think
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by blhack 9y ago
If you're into robots, festo makes some of the coolest. Here was a previous one: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OxVf9QY_TFs
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by blhack 9y ago
People not living in storage units is definitely not a cost thing, it's a regulatory thing. If it were allowed, I would have absolutely lived in a storage unit through most of my 20s, and I think a lot of my friends would have too.
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by blhack 9y ago
As pointed out elsewhere in this thread, the article uses scare tactics that misrepresent what google is actually storing. They are storing your emails, for instance, and your photos. This isn't google tracking you any more than a stor
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by blhack 9y ago
Do you mean the monthly cost of the data? I would totally do this, it's a few dollars to add on to my verizon plan, and something I already pay for for my hotspot.

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