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I wonder what the % would be if they asked a more general question about just "information they read online." I'd bet it's in the same ballpark. How many major news stories did you read in the last several years that mad
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Would they be able to tell if you used a dyno? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LqFWvAplIKc
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6y ago
Off topic, but for those still wanting a new GPU the trick to still buying these cards at MSRP, and actually get one, is to utilize a custom built PC service and buy a new PC. Cheap out on all parts except the GPU. Then keep the good GPU, s
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6y ago
How is this any different than FB asking for access to your private contacts, to "help" you find them on FB? What if one of your friends isn't on FB, and doesn't want FB to have their info? Your friend didn't give y
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I think you're confusing it with another recent FB event where they sued browser extension makers for scraping FB data. https://www.zdnet.com/article/facebook-sues-two-chrome-exten...
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6y ago
Because many people here actually use the affected services?
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From what I gather, Apple has been using IDFA since 2012. It's baked into the OS and Apple generates the ID. It was enabled by default. Before IDFA, Apple used UDID. My question is why did the privacy focused Apple ever include such a
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I'm curious how will it be different from the experiment that's been going on in Seattle for the last few years? Has hard drug use decreased there? Are there fewer needles on the streets? Fewer people visible in public that are ob
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The article only really points out, from Tim, the right-wing organization and violence. Most of the violence the country saw over the Spring, Summer and Fall were organized, and still are, on Twitter and Facebook. Here's just 1 twitter
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I know what it looks like; I live in Portland, Oregon. In 4 years, we went from 3rd most desirable city, to 66th. They're facing a 17% budget shortfall and are getting rid of people in the permitting department which means it will take
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6y ago
This all seems like a nice attack vector for a nation state or large group of organized hackers. Flood a forum with bots spouting pro-stock x and "stick it to the man" messages, buy a bunch of shares and sit back and wait. Sell at
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6y ago
I would recommend watching Will Prowse YT channel. For batteries, I'd say BattleBorn. They're expensive but have a 10 year warranty and are just damn good batteries. Probably among the best you can get. They should easily last 10+
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Note that this article is from 2010, 3 years before Apple joined the NSA's PRISM program approx 6 months after Steve Jobs passed. Jobs reportedly wouldn't go along with it. The data flow is much different now. https://w
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6y ago
I think that was the Sheriff of Nottingham who said that.
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6y ago
Have you seen how much they go for on ebay? Buying tesla battery packs is pretty big in the off-grid solar market since they're 24v and store a lot of juice. https://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_nkw=tesla+battery
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One thing I like about Nio is they are using swappable batteries[1] that can be swapped out in about 3-5 minutes, which is comparable, or likely faster, than filling (from empty) at a gas station depending on tank size. It also leaves Nio i
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> The US doesn't even import all that much oil from Saudi Arabia! It's only use is as a lever to press other countries that rely on Saudi oil to come under the US fold. True, but they are the U.S.'s #1 purchaser of militar
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Here's a good example, but from America. I find it especially abhorrent when an American President orders the killing of American citizens (at least 1 directly ordered with several other "unintended" murders) on foreign soil
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Here's a video from 2017 (2016 election), with at-the-time Vice President Biden presiding, and objecting to each one because they didn't have a senator backing them as required. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hvc4
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Dr. Fauci Is the Highest Paid U.S. Federal Employee
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I think they'll be ok. They paid a lot of protection money this last go-round. https://www.cnbc.com/2020/11/02/tech-billionaire-2020-electi... Zuckerberg also donated north of $400 million.
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I believe this is similar to the Gell-Mann Amnesia affect. > In essence, people recognise that the media gets virtually everything wrong in media reports they know something about but credulously accept media accounts about everything el
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This is not my field, but it seem if you can spin 1 particle in a known direction and the entangled "partner" particle spins the exact opposite direction, then why not? Basically everything would just be reversed with a 1 being a
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> but the speed of light is indeed the fundamental limit to classical information transfer as our current understanding of physics predicts I used to think that as well, but with all of the recent proof of quantum entanglement, I'm
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Lex Fridman had a really good interview with Avi Loeb about Oumuamua, among other things, about a week ago. Highly recommend! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=plcc6E-E1uU
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In order to understand why things are the way they are, we first need to understand how they came to be.
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I was using photoshop and premiere quite heavily since DOS days, back when it fit on 3 3.5" floppies. I really hated the adobe cloud concept... I just don't like the idea of renting software instead of owning it. Then it kept gett
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So, you don't like him, but that has nothing to do with the principle of banning people from society based on legal speech which is the point I'm making. This sort of behavior is toxic to society at large, and so are the implicati
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How about blacklisting people from monetary/financial services such as banks and credit card co's based on their political views? That goes even further. https://spectator.us/topic/financial-blacklisting-sargo
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I'm sure some are too young here, but there used to be a thing in California in the 80s called "valley girls," and this is how they talked lol. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bIOocUQkfzk I think the only tim
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