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by camhart 5y ago
Last summer Twitter alerted me to wild fire evacuations for my area (in Western Washington) hours before traditional channels reached me.
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by camhart 5y ago
Simply because it's not enforced doesn't mean it's not against the developer agreement. This is part of the issue--selective enforcement.
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by camhart 5y ago
How do I do this before I click "buy" off amazon/newegg/ebay/etc?
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by camhart 5y ago
My EVGA card from a decade ago had a lifetime warranty if you registered it with them. I didn't, so when it stopped working 3 years later I had to buy a replacement. Registering for an extended warranty is a requirement that many co
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by camhart 5y ago
I agree... EVGA needs to make a way possible for customers to identify which cards are stolen or not at a bare minimum.
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by camhart 5y ago
I do, because I want manufacturer warranties. I've lost out in the past by not registering and the warranty expires. I'm certainly cautious and frugal, but not too abnormally so (I think at least). I'd guess there are a ha
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by camhart 5y ago
I'm guessing here, but wouldn't they just push the e2ee message through APNS? Then decrypt client side. Or does Apple require plaintext messages for push notifications (that seems bad if they do)?
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by camhart 5y ago
I don't believe article 16 gives a child right to privacy in all places and at all times. I believe a loving parent should be able to rightfully demand that online privacy be limited for the child in some ways with respect to the
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by camhart 5y ago
Parents have a responsibility to teach, guide, and educate their children to prepare them for adulthood. Today a vast amount of your "life" is online (much more than a decade ago). It only makes sense for parents to "parent
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by camhart 5y ago
YouTube can flag accounts for spam/promotion. My guess is there's something like that at play where anytime his comment has OpenStreetMaps in it it gets removed.
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by camhart 5y ago
Just to clarify (I believe this is what you were hinting at), they dont pay any state income tax. If you look at sales/property taxes for those states you can see some of them make up for the lack of income tax.
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by camhart 5y ago
Those can be fake too
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by camhart 5y ago
How could they have, this is a brand new change. I doubt they asked all advertisers there opinion. The assumption that all advertisers are in agreement on this topic is almost guaranteed to be wrong.
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by camhart 5y ago
Makes sense, thanks for the answer.
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by camhart 5y ago
Plus connecting twitter account
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by camhart 5y ago
I agree with you. But lately I've felt like many articles I come across are so negative it's ridiculous. Like we can't inspire, or give hope, because the outcomes aren't guaranteed. Nothing of significance is guarante
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by camhart 5y ago
I've tried in the past for other issues. You get on the phone with someone who has no power to help, and that's all you're told. They don't do a good job.
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by camhart 5y ago
Same thing happens when you use Google's platform.js[1] lib some of the time but not always. 1: https://developers.google.com/identity/sign-in/web/sign-in
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by camhart 5y ago
https://www.allsides.com/unbiased-balanced-news https://www.readtangle.com/
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by camhart 5y ago
If I'm going to have to view ads, I'd prefer to see relevant ads instead of irrelevant. The issue is with the data collection and privacy issues around it. Not with making ads more relevant by appropriately targeting.
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by camhart 5y ago
I'd add to this that loosing weight simply requires a calorie deficit. There is no requirement that you must eat large portions of meat to loose weight. With that being said, eating low carb may be an easier way for some. Don't
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by camhart 5y ago
He said they were going to look into it. He didn't break trust with your example because he didn't make a statement of fact that it was a cure. He said they'd look into it. Now if all you do is read the title of articles or
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by camhart 5y ago
Programming is like riding a bike. It takes time to get on the bike, to get momentum going. Interruptions are like someone hitting you with a stick while you ride. Getting hit, falling off, and climbing back on the bike takes a lot of eff
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by camhart 5y ago
It looks like it relies on whatever curation https://stocknewsapi.com/ provides. So "moderation"/curation is being done, but not by steez.
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by camhart 5y ago
WY is even less than that--more like $50. $52 if you pay with a credit card. Though you'll need to pay for the registered agent $25 / year. https://sos.wyo.gov/Business/docs/BusinessFees.pdf https:&#x
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by camhart 5y ago
AltStore requires a software developer to set it up and use it. Not anywhere close for non-tech people, let alone elderly.
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by camhart 6y ago
Not every wealth creation activity requires the consumption of wood. Some require nothing but time. The wooden spoon was merely a simple example of how someone can make wealth. Time is a resource that appears to be infinite--at least unt
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by camhart 6y ago
The amount of the pie you have doesn't matter. How could it? What matters is purchasing power.
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by camhart 6y ago
As long as time doesn't cease to exist wealth is infinite. Someone can always choose to make wealth with their time.

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