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by celdon25 4y ago
So the takeaway I get here is that it's perfectly fine for someone to dox you as long as they leave phone number, email address, and physical address out of it. Got it.
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by celdon25 4y ago
I wish I could cite this post to argue the same point, because a lot depends on it in my world, but the post doesn't include data and evidence to support the points being made. These kinds of posts need more substance and less style. T
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by celdon25 4y ago
> Click here for Code and Models clicks > Code: Coming Soon
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by celdon25 4y ago
Elon will definitely consider this as an option.
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by celdon25 5y ago
Have you ever actually lived in a rural area?
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by celdon25 5y ago
To save some of you the reading, this is what the very end of the article says: > For reasons I discuss in the book, no field zoologist is yet looking for living specimens of H. floresiensis or related hominin species. But this does not
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by celdon25 5y ago
This is what I had to do to get it to work on Windows (with the dependencies for the project I was maintaining at the time)
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by celdon25 5y ago
I still would prefer that to what is currently there.
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by celdon25 5y ago
I probably could have guessed you were a Node developer even if you didn't say so.
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by celdon25 5y ago
This guy's "take" made me cringe a bit with all the cliche arguments presented as if they were uniquely his.
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by celdon25 5y ago
> Now, my own party wants to turn America into an authoritarian censorship dystopia You could start by lobbying to force tech companies over a certain size to disclose reasons for users or content being removed from the platform. The leg
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by celdon25 5y ago
I apologize for my comments then. This is very surprising to me on both counts but I'll take your word for it.
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by celdon25 5y ago
Nothing morally, but using a VPN, while not perfectly anonymous, correlates strongly with other anonymization measures taken by users. Users signing up with those IPs are more likely to be doing so anonymously. There's nothing wrong wi
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by celdon25 5y ago
I hope you realize that the OP's issue has nothing to do with poor customer service, but rather the fact that they feel entitled to anonymously host whatever they want from a reputable cloud ASN. Oracle's Customer Service response
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by celdon25 5y ago
> All cloud providers I've tested will reject proxy cards, which are assigned from prepaid card pools. More businesses seem to be doing this as of late. It's rather unfortunate, since proxy cards are a fantastic fraud preventio
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by celdon25 5y ago
Not at all, my stance is that people on HN should stop being useful idiots for the monopoly by shooting down new ideas and innovations on the grounds that 'BigTech does what I need already'. I don't see how that is at all sim
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by celdon25 5y ago
Is it a good idea when the topic at hand is OP's personal beef with a merchant? It's a bad faith posting given the fact that the error message mentions "masking one's location or identity". OP mentions being a &quot
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by celdon25 5y ago
I'd guess he's using a VPN and it triggered some kind of anti-fraud threshold. Lots of companies have been doing this lately, not just Oracle. > "I'm sometimes baffled by how many businesses are out there that make th
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by celdon25 5y ago
> I have identified some issues. I certainly didn't ask enough questions when I started and I definitely will wait around for people to get back to me sometimes rather then be proactive. I also tend to spend too long tackling an iss
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by celdon25 5y ago
“Worse is better”
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by celdon25 5y ago
Reminds me of SuperHack - https://www.hacker.org/sh/
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by celdon25 5y ago
It never fails to amaze me how many people, apparently triggered by these omens, come out and say this as if there was never such a thing as a default configuration. "But you MUST configure!" Um, no. Google has preferences also.
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by celdon25 5y ago
My guy, the parent commenter has been suffering for decades. It’s not unreasonable to try new ideas at this point, nor is it unreasonable to assume that mainstream medicine has done what it can. The cost of the test is relatively low, and t
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by celdon25 5y ago
> Generally the solution if found to be a poor methylater is to take forms of vitamins that are already methylated, like methylfolate Other possible treatments are L-Methionine or S-Adenosyl-Methionine (SAMe), as was recommended in my pe
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by celdon25 5y ago
As someone who personally experienced a rapid and significant resolution of ADHD, fatigue, and other symptoms as a result of a methylation test + methionine supplementation (supervised and recommended by a mainstream medical doctor at my p
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by celdon25 5y ago
Have you ever had a methylation profile done? Would highly recommend it. https://www.doctorsdata.com/methylation-profile-plasma/
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by celdon25 5y ago
> Maybe some time in the future, any reference to "White Privlege" may be considered racist, for instance. Who says that's not already the case outside of the coastal cities?
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by celdon25 5y ago
> There is a similarity to consuming alcohol, where one would say "know your tolerance level". Sure, I guess there would be a similarity if you drank from what you thought was a new can of beer and it contained Everclear instea
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by celdon25 5y ago
> figuring out your dosage If you're saying what I think you're saying, you certainly missed the entire point and it's not worth discussing this in the context of a straw man.
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by celdon25 5y ago
> it seems out of place to share a scary anecdote in a thread that assumes people are taking something within their tolerance range It's not at all out of place. You don't know what you're getting with an edible. The point

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