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by csydas 8y ago
My bank, Raiffaisen, has provided immediate support via the built-in chat on their website. Moreover, I'm a foreigner where the branch I utilize is based, and they had native support in English. Chat can be done right, and Raiffaisen d
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by csydas 8y ago
I think the main thrust is that the tool is not fit for purpose, but Google benefits from it anyways. They get the AI training data, but the website owners still get hammered by bots, and privacy conscious users and users who have the audac
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by csydas 8y ago
In fact there is no duty to challenge. You can search the USPTO documents up and down and this is not considered during trademark disputes. It generally is a good idea, but whether you as a trademark owner prevent dilution or not is not you
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by csydas 8y ago
Just taking a stab here but I think the idea behind automation is that the automation itself is more cost effective than the human resources, and in turn, yields the same or better results. Thus the human resource pool becomes inefficient w
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by csydas 8y ago
I was going to comment the same; I lived in Tacoma and committed to Seattle for 4 years, and it was incredibly convenient, even with the traffic on I5. The seattle-tacoma route had more frequent intervals than the local Tacoma busses did an
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by csydas 8y ago
Exactly. You could upload an image for custom printing, with no sanity check as to what the image was, and it would be available for others to access as well, resulting in a semi-permanent link to hentai, porn, and extreme profanity. I imag
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by csydas 8y ago
Sears also just wasn't able to get how to move its catalog online. My parents purchased a house that was mostly built with Sears appliances and furniture (cabinets, counters, etc). Ordering replacement parts from Sears was a chore; you
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by csydas 8y ago
The actual Court Opinion misrepresented the actual block option. When YikYak was actually running, a proper block request could be sent to the company to blackout the GPS coordinates of a University from the app, effectively killing the loc
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by csydas 8y ago
This is a misunderstanding of the actual complaint from the plaintiff, and it likely comes from the very misleading article title from Reason.com: I posted this below, but: The complaint is not that YikYak wasn't blocked -- it's t
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by csydas 8y ago
Again, I believe you are misunderstanding the situation and creating an argument based on a misleading headline from the Think Tank that was sourced for the article. The complaint is not that YikYak wasn't blocked -- it's that no
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by csydas 8y ago
Could a mod please change the link to the actual Court Opinion [1]? Both the linked article and the source that is cited omit a considerable amount of detail as to what actions are actually being proposed, the context of the threats (surrou
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I'm sorry, but this really is not reflective of the specific threats and comments made by the persons, and it's not a matter of simply "don't look at the posts", there were pretty clear written and verbal threats ma
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by csydas 8y ago
>The major point of contention for me is the question of if it's Facebook's rightful place to regulate political speech, Truthfully, this goes right out the door as soon as Facebook starts kowtowing to Government demands in ord
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by csydas 8y ago
I think the downvotes are because the GP makes a sweeping generalization to conclude and makes it seem as if the auto-pilot was the only reason the man survived. Based on the report and the description of how Tesla's auto-pilot functio
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by csydas 8y ago
ReFS isn't meant as a mainstream FS. It's a pure storage FS that is meant to specifically work with backup applications for space saving purposes and with Hyper V. You can't even boot an OS off it, and the overhead from the b
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by csydas 8y ago
> For the people who absolutely can't afford it, there's a lot of good information for free online. There's also tons of it that's downright horrible or outright dangerous. The simple truth is that most professional h
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by csydas 8y ago
Not in the slightest. For much of the older hardware, there either are trivial or non-existent blocks from Apple in place, and the hardware market surrounding things like iPhones is littered with fly-by-night shops intentionally obscuring t
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by csydas 8y ago
Is it really though? I took the GP as just an example of how disinformation techniques are almost universal now, built up across nations and how each one has a bit of flavor to it which makes it unique from others. I didn't read the GP
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by csydas 8y ago
This is a tricky subject, imo, because even if Apple is just being money grubbing, there is a positive outlook on this. Finding reliable 3rd party parts for Apple products, even without Apple's meddling, is like cartwheeling through a
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by csydas 8y ago
Because we've seen studies on what torture does to people and how most people respond to torture. Once a person breaks, they try their best to appease their torturer. An adversary rubber hosing isn't just going to stop when they
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by csydas 8y ago
Well, a lot of major cities in Asia have already solved this by either changing how they handle the public garbage pickup requirements (e.g., Korea has special bags for regular trash and organic trash you need to purchase, else the garbage
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by csydas 8y ago
WRT the half-joke, this is one of those truisms that probably has a lot of basis in reality, but there needs to be a corollary about the choice of the individual as well. I was heavily invested in our public facing technical side, working a
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by csydas 8y ago
I get your point, but I also think you're wrong about it only being harmful. Even if the review is done incorrectly, it's a data-point on a misconception your users have, and it gives you a chance to respond accordingly. The compa
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by csydas 8y ago
This might just be my perception since I spent a lot of time in college towns in the US, but book shops are kind of like coffee houses in that many people seem to get the idea that they'd be successful in running one, and often enough
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by csydas 8y ago
I'm not sure I'd allow the delivery times and customer support to be attributed as a real thing to Amazon. Both were meant as audience capturing tactics and were basically unattainable by most all other competitors due to costs --
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Agreed -- it's entirely non-sensical in how it's enforced as well. I'm a US expat, and travel fairly regularly for work; when I first left the US, I retained my Amazon Prime subscription, naively thinking "A video is a v
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And as a consumer, I really wish they'd just right-out say what specifically they have in mind that is going to be prevented or inhibited by the passage of this bill. This sort of empty-speak does nothing for anyone and instead just mu
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by csydas 8y ago
With all due respect, I think the claim being made by Frontier should be examined first from their statement on it [1], and compare it to the actual bill [2] Frontier has made a claim that this will: >threatens to disrupt the incredibly
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We ran into this as well as our business used Skype for all internal communication for a time, and it was also used for remote interviews, because in the past most people has a Skype username. Now most don't, and Skype pushes that you
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by csydas 8y ago
Why evil? Or more specifically, why any more evil than any other form of punishment with regards to online communication? If one bans a user as opposed to just shadow ban, the end result is the user either gives up or just makes another acc

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