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by boredumb 4y ago
I get a ton of spam from my contact me pages even with a captcha in place, i've been experimenting with loading an initial dummy form and replacing it within a few seconds of loading to the real deal which seems to have cut down on bot
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by boredumb 4y ago
^ The fact I haven't lived in my numbers area code for a few decades as well I've noticed the exact same thing. If I don't have a contact for a number from that areacode it is 99.99999% chance of being a scam.
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by boredumb 4y ago
Communism and socialism concentrate power to a single government/state entity and when it fails there is no industrial competition so the most well connected/wealthy people that are able to take control of the industry are able t
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by boredumb 4y ago
would be neat if I could do say, 6gb, and see the machines that are closest in size instead of only the upper limit
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by boredumb 4y ago
Tumblr boards leave teens thinking they have rare mental disorders (2011)
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by boredumb 4y ago
Government forcing people out of their jobs and then allowing them to come back into the work force is not job growth in the sense of anything meaningful. So no it probably hasn't been seen before, but it's irrelevant, if I took y
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by boredumb 4y ago
It's fairly obvious there are political bias in american media and always has been. If your party is hostile to increasing federal government or regulatory capture you will be under a microscope and even sacrifice some credibility to a
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by boredumb 4y ago
If I recall correctly, they publicly outed Thiel as a gay man, so I assumed that put them on his radar and he saw the Hogan incident as the opportunity to go all in on them.
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by boredumb 4y ago
Since it was based on ounces sold, my initial thought was it would balance incentives of watering down the actual formula over time.
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by boredumb 4y ago
If that is your take away after reading that you should probably take some time to do a little soul searching.
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by boredumb 4y ago
High taxes are bad
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by boredumb 4y ago
American pop culture has nearly transitioned entirely from entertainment into agitprop. The pervasive unhappiness is by design.
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by boredumb 4y ago
Agreed, but I will miss the unbridled level of insane people I get to watch filming themselves in short intervals throughout my week though.
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by boredumb 4y ago
Reminds me of https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/in-the-long-run-wars... from 2014.
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by boredumb 4y ago
In the future truth, humor and morality will be decided by whoever buys the most Nvidia cards.
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by boredumb 4y ago
While I partly agree on asserting they're suitable for a job, actually employing them is entirely different. If someone has access to proprietary information/IP/Assets/etc, I don't want a pseudonym and a bitcoin tra
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by boredumb 4y ago
If you're best at designing and building front ends, go build that first and plug into an API later. If you're best at writing backend code and APIs, go build that first and plug in your front end later. If you're best at wri
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by boredumb 4y ago
Speech is not violence and it is absurd for anyone to imply otherwise.
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by boredumb 4y ago
It's probably just a joke. But after some thinking, it could be because it's a large congregation of """unsupervised""" teenagers (that are actually being surveilled) and when/if the courts were
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by boredumb 4y ago
Hopefully only used to shut up these bad guys with the wrong opinions from fuming up my internet with infuriating rhetoric that I would never condone and not us good guys with the right opinions that exist between my keyboard and chair.
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by boredumb 4y ago
Does anyone have any recommendations for a vacuum bot? I remember seeing a roomba years ago and it seemed fairly silly.
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by boredumb 4y ago
Street-Complete on android is a neat way to contribute to OSM.
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by boredumb 4y ago
Loxism Dominicans and Haitians Colombians and.... the rest of Latin america People are hardwired to perceive outsiders as a threat and usually this originates from good reasoning.
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by boredumb 4y ago
"rather than bringing our community together and raising awareness — was creating division and rancor" Insert every social movement in the last 10 years. Absolutely hilarious that a company that goes out of it's way to partic
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by boredumb 4y ago
The amount of benefits you receive is less than if you worked for the same benefits sans kubernetes. So it definitely saves a ton of work, but your latter point still stands that most of the time the benefits aren't always as... benefi
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by boredumb 4y ago
If only there was universal healthcare, than we wouldn't need private entities coercing individuals to forfeit parts of their paychecks to pay for strangers lifestyles, the government would have rendered that service obsolete! Another
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by boredumb 4y ago
I find it alarming how authoritarianism and totalitarianism are perfectly acceptable views if people work in particular academic and political circles and mask it in the 'better regulation', 'better government' or other
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by boredumb 4y ago
Sure, but housing prices will directly effect the price someone can buy and offer it to be rented out which has a huge monthly effect on a large portion of the population.
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by boredumb 4y ago
You have a really immense archive of pop culture that is priceless. If I wanted to scroll through endless junk I'd never watch or wouldn't want to watch again, i'd rather it be my own 30TB catalog.
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by boredumb 4y ago
Sort of agree. My initial understanding was that web3 was essentially a P2P solution with IPFS, Federated social graphs, decentralized p2p messaging and RTC stuff, and awaiting decentralized DNS. My current understanding or impression is th

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