bluetidepro

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by bluetidepro 3y ago
Is there a build of something like this for Windows? Would be nice to just get a plugin pre-configured build of OBS. Esp. if you are confident they are all compatible and on latest versions.
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by bluetidepro 3y ago
Huh? That’s not true at all. I use my credit card at Costco all the time.
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by bluetidepro 3y ago
I wonder if this is related to the class action that is just now finally going through the submission phase for people: https://www.ftc.gov/news-events/news/press-releases/2023/03/...
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by bluetidepro 3y ago
Slightly off topic but it's wild how their online store is almost a direct rip-off of Apple's store. Has this been discussed before?
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by bluetidepro 3y ago
The author mentions that they were basically already doing that by no-indexing the content. Plus, that can end up costing you more money hosting the quarantined content.
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by bluetidepro 3y ago
I wonder how often or how fast it would get back on there once it stops being removed? Maybe with the typical life events that trigger it? Buying a house, new drivers license, etc. etc.
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by bluetidepro 3y ago
I think the concept of "Remove yourself from all major data broker websites for 1 year." is what worries me, like do they just resubmit your info once you stop paying? Do I just have to pay for this until forever? haha Or do you t
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by bluetidepro 3y ago
Has anyone ever used that DeleteMe [1] service the article mentions? It's not very cheap, and I'm wondering the value or if anyone has any first hand 2 cents on using it? [1]: https://joindeleteme.com/
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by bluetidepro 3y ago
This is also back from early June 2023. No clue why this fluff story is on the homepage of HN.
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by bluetidepro 3y ago
This would be the best feature ever.
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by bluetidepro 3y ago
Do you have any good tutorial links to setup Stable Diffusion locally?
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by bluetidepro 3y ago
@mods can we update this link to the real article and not just going to reddit? https://www.independent.co.uk/tech/reddit-blackout-date-end-...
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by bluetidepro 3y ago
This reminds me of some people who have been getting jobs recently as security for huge arena's in the USA just to see Taylor Swift live because the ticket prices were outrageous. haha [1] https://www.insider.com/taylor
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by bluetidepro 3y ago
As someone else said, Chrome does a smiley face. I just always assumed this was because of a UI limitation of space and the UI not working if it had 3 characters. I personally don't mind it. It's not like the tabs go away, if you
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by bluetidepro 4y ago
Is your app up to date? I have it on my iPhone, iPad, and an Android device which all have no problem always remembering the "Following" tab selection. As well as desktop/web.
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by bluetidepro 4y ago
> "Today, the For You timeline consists of 50% In-Network Tweets and 50% Out-of-Network Tweets on average, though this may vary from user to user." I have spent significant effort creating a network and there you go choosing to
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by bluetidepro 4y ago
You're missing the point. The point being there is plenty of use cases that are not fraudulent ones.
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by bluetidepro 4y ago
You could be right, but at least it start to set some sort of tone to this practice, even if it's not the final nail in the coffin for ending it.
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by bluetidepro 4y ago
Yes and no. Sometimes it's more grey than that in services like Uber or Doordash where it could be at the fault of one bad apple and not the company at a whole. Or as others said, sometimes you are at the mercy of losing a massive libr
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by bluetidepro 4y ago
I take it you have never tried to use the support system of many of these services? Yeah, you may sometimes get a good rep that will actually help you and refund you. More often times than not you are forced to jump through massive hoops, a
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by bluetidepro 4y ago
> Additionally, the order bars Epic from blocking consumers from accessing their accounts for disputing unauthorized charges. This could be bigger than people realize. This is very common in many tech companies like Uber/Doordash&#x
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by bluetidepro 4y ago
Yes, it's slow and timing out for me (getting "We're having some trouble serving your request. Sorry!" message). Reddit is also currently down with "Our CDN was unable to reach our servers." Wonder if it's
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by bluetidepro 4y ago
+100 on sorting
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by bluetidepro 4y ago
> Seems unlikely that each step is actually updated by the workers themselves. I’d put money on an algorithm. The button or tablet they’d have to use would to signify completion would just get loaded with schmutz. Plus they’d be likely t
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by bluetidepro 4y ago
Related discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34925944
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by bluetidepro 4y ago
Slightly off topic, but it's so odd/annoying to me that they used a GIANT TikTok logo image as the header photo for this article. Then the only ref to TikTok after is: > A large number of corrupted packages use names related to
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by bluetidepro 4y ago
Why would that even matter? If eBay approved/listed the item he was buying from another user, it should be fine to buy. This wouldn't make it HIS fault? If anything, it would suspend the person listing the item.
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by bluetidepro 4y ago
> The disable isn't a disable of notifications. It disables the airtag from reporting its status as an anti-stalking measure. So it wouldn't work for anyone. OHHHH okay, that makes more sense. That was the part of the puzzle th
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by bluetidepro 4y ago
> My AirTags keep notifying me that I've left stuff behind and that it was last seen at my home address. After the 2nd or 3rd time this happened to me, the notification had an option to turn on like a "okay location" or ho
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by bluetidepro 4y ago
> The problem is that the AirTag is registered to my partner’s device. That means that Apple doesn’t recognize my iPhone in connection with the AirTag, seeing the unknown tracker as a threat to my safety. > The notification provides a

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