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by crtified 3y ago
Searching the mans name quickly brings up media reports of the story. His 'hack back' involved a SIM card hijack, which was then used to get access to the other partys Google and Dropbox accounts. Is the jail sentence fair? Highly
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All maps are created with selective purpose. The only thing that can possibly represent all purposes simultaneously is the world itself. Accordingly, every map is also a compromise.
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Curious: what exactly are the mechanics of this seeming dire prediction? Is it being implied, or threatened, that forthcoming actions will lead to the insolvency (and resultant loss of customer funds) of the worlds major crypto 'exchan
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An outspoken person attracts attention. The more polarising the topic(s) spoken of, the greater angst one can expect under the weight of the attracted attention.
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Nonetheless, discussion of specific policies is valid.
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While the subject matter is quite serious, the decision can't help but raise a jaded techies wry grimace, as an epitome of the whole management making hasty tech decisions from a non-tech standpoint headaches, where the consequences
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The topic of claiming a seeming abandoned property, often referred to as Adverse Possession, is specifically detailed by the laws of many countries. The specifics of those laws can vary a lot between countries. For example in some countries
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A quasi- bell curve function, is it not? Could paraphrase "on average, content is average". Not trying to be facetious. But sifting out large quantities of general dross has been a common requirement 'in tech' since befo
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In a small business with low staff turnover - which amply describes any number of small city outlets - most of that stuff is ad-hocable. It's not efficient, but it's such a small part of the work involved that few cares are given.
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It's weird being an old-school desktop computer user who never jumped on the mobile bandwagon. Not just because it makes me somewhat a dinosaur, but also because anecdotes about the average users internet experience these days sound li
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Various band accounts over the years have described Rubin's role as a mentor and kind of 'album godfather' - a role which encompasses almost therapy-like factors and mental approach, but also some technical overview and exper
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Somewhat analogous to the function of editors, with regard to published books.
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Many of Johns points are sound, as expected, but the entire discussion lacks an overarching context, namely: "what is your goal?". That diverse, foundational variable defines all that comes after. Deciding not to do something is
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A trivial aside, and for which I apologise in advance - not least because it may have been merely a typo - but the correct phrase is "averse [to Google]", not adverse. "Averse to Google" == "disinclined to Google&q
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I can see some argument for certain substances having, at the least, some adjacency to psychedelia, e.g. by way of some shared or similar mechanisms based around 5-HT receptor agonism and key involvement of the dopaminergic & serotonerg
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You may have read my use of the term manipulate as cynical. In fact I meant it neutrally - that is, exchanges manipulate (or, "enable actions upon") money in the same way that computer applications manipulate data. Nothing inheren
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[[emphasis mine]] > some people use [[a stricter definition]], based on chemistry and/or mechanism of action. under [[this definition]] Can you please explicitly state that definition?, is what I am asking. If not, then we'd on
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Crypto exchanges basically are giant bots, based upon massive technical investment over many years, whose purpose is to stay at the cutting-edge of manipulating billions in customer funds in such a way that their own profit is paramount.
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"Set and setting" [0] is a widely known phrase, in those scenes. The phrase attempts to catchily summarise the vital prerequisites, in any substance-taking situation - and this applies to alcohol too, as one of the potentially har
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What property(s) would MDMA and Ketamine need to exhibit in order to qualify in your opinion as psychedelic?
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Side-thought: I have at times wished Google had a time machine function, for example, "show me the results that this search would have returned in 2008". It would open up a whole new world of chronological meta analysis; a new dim
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The origin of the phrase "crack down" sets the tone for this sort of action. Not that keen on giving part of my life to companies who bandy it about.
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That's great, then. It seems like, depending on how knowledge develops, taurine may become quite the popular product. As a person in a not-dissimilar situation - thanks a lot for posting.
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Be sure to rule out the 'sugar rush' effect. Not that your ~150 millilitre (or just over 5 fl oz) drink is the world's worst in that respect - it weighs in at around 4 teaspoons of sugar, based upon my googling. Some energy
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Your assumption could come to pass. It's not a certainty. Keep in mind that these squabbles center around ownership, custody and handling - not seeking to destroy, or to cast the assets themselves as 'bad' per se.
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That is insane(ly cool). Do you know how the separation models work, in principle?
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Also, let's be honest - we older generations set this scene. It's us who began this pattern of behaviour, starting with the home computing boom in the 1980s. Game consoles. Handhelds. It's us who truly began to normalise the
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I agree. Kids make the best of what's available. And in some ways they are still doing so, in this more digital age. In ways we older gens couldn't. But there's no denying that the elephant in the room is the massively pervas
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I agree. Remove the double-negative in my phrase "no more illogical", and my argument is that there is logical cause-and-effect in both situations, despite the easy potential for assuming a different outcome based upon select, sur
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It's no more illogical than, say, the progression of the SPX500 and Dow Jones Industrial stock market indexes between 2019-2020-2023. " How does the market not care vis-a-vis the gruelling recent pandemic, ongoing supply shocks, m

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