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by csunbird 6y ago
GPUs have a resale value on second hand market, ASICs or FPGAs usually do not, unless sold to other miners.
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by csunbird 6y ago
It also could be a alcohol induced rage moment, where the sender just vented out random stuff.
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by csunbird 6y ago
But you can put down legal protections to prevent this circumstance occurring. It is just like not having access to medical care because you are poor. We put protections to prevent this happening, called public health insurance. For the sis
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by csunbird 6y ago
Not having access to the justice because of shortage of money should be illegal instead.
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by csunbird 6y ago
To be honest, a lot of people, including the doctors themselves, doubted her as well. I am fuzzy on the details, because the person was just an acquaintance. There was a huge investigation on her history, looking for substance abuse. They f
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by csunbird 6y ago
Someone I know had a basic nose surgery (bone deviation) and then she experienced withdrawal symptoms after the surgery because of the anesthetics, which required intervention by professionals and she was unable to work for a month. Edit: J
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by csunbird 6y ago
Forgive me for my ignorance but, what is LATAM? Latin America?
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by csunbird 6y ago
I mean, customers from all over the world using an USA ISP for their internet access, which can be tapped easily to gather mass surveillance data is a very valid reason to be paranoid :)
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by csunbird 6y ago
Delivery of physical goods and services are allowed to have other means of payment, I think.
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by csunbird 6y ago
Reminds me of a (untasteful) joke in Family Guy: A women goes to the "Penguin" Publishing, where the owner is a penguin and asks for her book to be published. The penguin makes the joke: "If you want your book in black and wh
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by csunbird 6y ago
As far as I know, GMail actually downloads the image as soon as the mail arrives on their servers, accomplishing the “making tracking useless” task in another way.
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by csunbird 6y ago
> This will ensure that these popular services (WhatsApp, Facebook Messenger and Skype) guarantee the same level of confidentiality of communications as traditional telecoms operators. Sounds very ominous, don't law enforcement agen
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by csunbird 6y ago
From Germany here as well, I am extremely sad how the vaccine situation was handled, 3.3 percent of population over two months is an extremely bad metric, especially when the lockdown situation is being lengthened for another month. By this
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by csunbird 6y ago
Law of unintended consequences say that, that will lead into even more cops hiding things under the rug for their colleagues, since a mistake can end that persons future life.
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by csunbird 6y ago
Oh, that explains a lot! Even though I am not a gun enthusiast, I have heard of their name, they are quite famous.
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by csunbird 6y ago
I do not know much about how good Colt is doing, but isn't 220mil plus 18mil in stocks a bit cheap?
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by csunbird 6y ago
I think it is apollo, they had linked my job email and personal email already.
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by csunbird 6y ago
XKCD has a semi-relevant comic like this, although it is more interactive (you can choose where to zoom in and get different results): https://xkcd.com/1416/
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by csunbird 6y ago
> If it happens to you, just file for bankruptcy and get it sorted rapidly. You need a few hundred pounds for bankruptcy proceedings, so don't spend them on lawyers! This makes it almost impossible for you to get a credit/lease
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by csunbird 6y ago
There is a lot of caching. https://xkcd.com/908/
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by csunbird 6y ago
I definitely do not want a person flailing hands in their VR world, while sitting near me on an airplane/bus/whatever.
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by csunbird 6y ago
I am also afraid of the "fear of people" trait that we all have gained during this pandemic sticking as well. Before pandemic, me and my friends were able to just share a bar/cafe table with 5 random strangers and have a beer
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by csunbird 6y ago
Same thing with the dumb TVs. There wont be any in the future anymore.
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by csunbird 6y ago
or maybe he was born in 1988. Although his comment history is, I am not sure how to say it in PC way, unpleasant.
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by csunbird 6y ago
This looks like a preparation for defense against the lawsuit(s) for disabling trading for a couple of stocks. They will use the "We were not manipulating the market, we were trying to stay afloat!" excuse.
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by csunbird 6y ago
Most of my requests are failing with Cross-Origin Request Blocked: The Same Origin Policy disallows reading the remote resource at https://api.ventspace.life/api/v1/ventpost . (Reason: CORS header ‘Access-Control-A
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by csunbird 6y ago
In Turkey, we eat grape leaves as well. Do they fall into same category? Edit: The article seems to refer that grape leaves are edible but it also says that grape leaves were not included in this article on purpose.
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by csunbird 6y ago
Are optical media vulnerable to radiation as well?
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by csunbird 6y ago
Think of people who are curious but do not want to disclose that to people.
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by csunbird 6y ago
> It's worth $1000 but is otherwise in fine condition. You need to calculate if the cost of 4 tyres plus any future maintenance costs (and the time that is going to be lost in the future for maintenance) exceeds the cost of a new ca

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