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   by cft 4y ago

   Does this mean even more censorship or less?
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   by cft 4y ago

   This proliferates the same confusion that your company has. The note you quoted is about hosting accounts ("hosting service provider"). We did not host anything with you, we only registered a domain. This notice does not apply. Wh
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   by cft 4y ago

   This ridiculous registrar threatened to lock our domain and destroy our business within 24 hours for a defective DMCA notice that addressed one if our 40 million user profile subdomains. Our legal counsel advised to temporarily comply inste
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   by cft 4y ago

   I am not sure what exactly "bouwen" means in Dutch, but the verb "to build" in English usually means the process of constructing something by humans or animals [1] [2]: 1. https://dictionary.cambridge.org&#x2F
5. 365.▲
   by cft 4y ago

   The key was the verb "to build", human-built nuclear reactors. Clearly, the Sun is a thermonuclear reactor, and it exists independently of humans.
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   by cft 4y ago

   Democritus and epicureans correctly conjectured atoms 2400 years ago. But it takes mathematics to build a nuclear reactor.
7. 367.▲
   by cft 4y ago

   This opinion article is outdated: it's two weeks old.
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   by cft 4y ago

   I wonder if they could think of some way to shove ads in the compiler too, it's Google's brainchild after all
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   by cft 4y ago

   If you are paying only yourself you are probably a disregarded entity for tax purposes and you don't get to write off your salary anyway (before 2022 or after). In theory you could treat your one man startup as a C corp, but that would
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    by cft 4y ago

    Unlike for other customers, the email regexer received contained more detailed information about the hack he suffered weeks prior. “Other data related to your Google Fi account also may have been accessed without authorization, such as a zi
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    by cft 4y ago

    Same, 18+
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    by cft 4y ago

    We developed a free social media application back in 2016 that cost us about $500,000 to build. We provided multiple safety filters including world filters, neural net pornography detection for profile avatars, etc. The application had a us
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    by cft 4y ago

    https://archive.ph/8XLr6 original
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    by cft 4y ago

    The original source is two Financial Times San Francisco journalists: https://www.ft.com/content/0a1d5597-7145-4035-987b-ff033bba3...
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    by cft 4y ago

    Worst thing about ChatGPT is that it can become more Orwellian than a traditional search engine: there are no alternative opinions. In a search engine you could at least try searching for sites with a different pow
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    by cft 4y ago

    I think it's the superclass A of both G and M that defines the eigenvalue() function. Then when both G(A) and M(A) inherit from A, it captures the mathematical relationship. The subclasses indeed should implement the eigenvalues comput
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    by cft 4y ago

    I understand that a phone can receive a cellular signal from a satellite. But how can it transmit to a satellite given its limited transmission power (2-3 watts max)? Edit: googling my own question https://arstechnica.com/sc
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    by cft 4y ago

    Certain businesses are possible only in the high-trust societies. As the US approaches Central American trust levels (especially in the urban areas and states like California), many business models will become non-viable.
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    by cft 4y ago

    From the FBI affidavit: 42. Finally, many of the booter services also use DDoSprotection services,3 such as those provided by the company Cloudflare (a company headquartered in the United States). While Cloudflare offers both paid and
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    by cft 4y ago

    ugh. I was cheering up this acquisition, but now I am done with Twitter.
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    ChatGPT Overloaded(twitter.com)

    1 points by cft 4y ago|0 comments
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    by cft 4y ago

    Ebay is not better. I was in Spain and our servers were in a datacenter in the States. One of the HDDs in RAID1 failed, and the array was in the critical state on our master DB. It was critical correcting this failure as soon as possible. I
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    by cft 4y ago

    I would recommend banning Netflix first while you are at it: data centers providing Netflix streaming services would consume around 370 TWh per year (Kamiya 2020) [1] That's not counting all the client devices power consumptio
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    by cft 4y ago

    Bing is much more useful. yandex.ru is more useful for anything that might have political connotations. I suspect it's the new focus on content policing versus search quality and corresponding resource allocation, that did Google searc
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    by cft 4y ago

    Thanks for posting this. I randomly ran into this a year ago and it was an unforgettable reading. Internet is a small place !
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    by cft 4y ago

    I have what i think is a separate account. Could you link a GitHub where i can create an issue and upload error screenshots? Even if it's not a bug but a feature, it should still be useful, because this flow is very confusing.
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    by cft 4y ago

    I found OsmAnd absolutely essential in my extensive off-road travels in Central America and Spain, paid to support it via Google Play, but i could not for the hell of it figure out how to submit photos and places. It forced me to create a s
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    by cft 4y ago

    Are you on a rooted phone? ~ $ ip neigh Cannot bind netlink socket: Permission denied Pixel 6 Pro Android 13
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    by cft 4y ago

    She just happened to piss off important people, like the grandson of George Schultz who was working for her, that called his buddy in WSJ. What she did (fake it till you make it) is very common, but she didn't understand the flip side
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    by cft 4y ago

    I migrated to https://stacker.news ; anxiously waiting for them to open other subs