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by bzb3 6y ago
Doesn't seem like a productive battle. It's only upsides for stores that roll out facial recognition. If you want this stopped you will need legislation.
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by bzb3 6y ago
Nice logo you stole from meneame.net
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by bzb3 6y ago
If you can explain why your email address was rejected, then you didn't buy a car because you didn't want to.
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by bzb3 6y ago
A brick could also fall on my head if I go out. I shouldn't go out anymore.
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by bzb3 6y ago
I didn't say it was a good reason, I'm saying that's probably the cause they got banned.
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by bzb3 6y ago
Apollo is a bad example since Reddit purposely sabotage their website so you use their app. It's perfectly possible to write a good Reddit web client; they chose not to
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by bzb3 6y ago
Dreamwidth contains lots of spammy blogs.
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by bzb3 6y ago
Why'd you bring politics to this post
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by bzb3 6y ago
Will this also affect synagogues?
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by bzb3 6y ago
They are doing this already for football. Seems realistic. They even play people chanting as some kind of soundtrack. When you think of it, it's pretty pathetic.
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by bzb3 6y ago
>The uploader has not made this video available in your country. This seems to go a little bit against the idea of the internet.
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by bzb3 6y ago
More like Servo in Unity... And from what I recall, Servo is not even an alpha at this point
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by bzb3 6y ago
They can't, he probably installed whatever software that came with the hardware.
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by bzb3 6y ago
Yeah, a lazy developer introducing a dirty hack is state-sponsored hacking. Give me a break...
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by bzb3 6y ago
https://www.youtube.com/user/SMOKERSOFCIGARSPIPES
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by bzb3 6y ago
You can check the codebase for a good insight into what spaghetti code is.
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by bzb3 6y ago
So basically what you're saying is that only progressive views are valid.
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by bzb3 6y ago
Yes, exactly what Europe needs is importing homeless people from the US.
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by bzb3 6y ago
So you have to take the bad with the good? Can't you say "money is good, but being forced to be leeched on by refugees of NATO wars is unsavoury and doesn't help anybody"
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by bzb3 6y ago
Countries of the EU falling to far right populism is the result of some unpopular policies being imposed by the EU themselves—Your comment reeks of "beatings will continue until morality improves".
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by bzb3 6y ago
Thanks for posting this. Every time I hear of someone saying that there should me more Internet services based in Europe, I cringe. And I say this as a European.
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by bzb3 6y ago
Since the effects of regulations put in place around climate change are enjoyed/suffered by all citizens, and not only scientists, it's appropriate that everybody gets to dictate what those regulations are.
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by bzb3 6y ago
What exactly should the EU do about democratically elected governments?
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by bzb3 6y ago
That's very cool, thanks.
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by bzb3 6y ago
What do you mean with scheduled notifications? Notifications that fire in batches every X hours? What OS allows that?
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by bzb3 6y ago
Given that ipv6 makes it much easier to track individual devices, I'm sure ad companies would be happy to have it deployed. I think Google could strongarm isps into supporting ipv6.
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by bzb3 6y ago
When you update Windows you get a Teams ad and, I believe, it gets installed automatically off the Store.
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by bzb3 6y ago
Then when they needed that state of alarm extended, they started negotiating with separatist parties and all sense of decency vanished in a puff of smoke.
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by bzb3 6y ago
Twilio says the only modification done to the script was to check if the modification could be done. If the hackers modified the script so it would call their own servers to check for that, they now have a list of IP addresses and timestam
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by bzb3 6y ago
How did they track if the modification worked? By calling home? Because then they leaked PII

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