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by ct0 5y ago
For some, being a corporate cog has allowed them to do more. Since the added security of cog life usually provides a cushion especially in the tech sector.
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by ct0 5y ago
Sounds like a bunch of extra batteries and a sort of battery shuffle. Its not uncommon though. The thinkpad battery slice is effectively the same idea.
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by ct0 5y ago
Im surprised this isnt getting the same level of push back as the flowhive did in bee keeping communities. The flowhive simply makes extracting honey easier, you can literally leave the flowhive on the brood box and pour out honey. Its very
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by ct0 5y ago
This works until you need to recieve a large number of calls from people you don't know, say during a house purchase.
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by ct0 5y ago
You're missing the point if you think uptime is the number 1 priority.
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by ct0 5y ago
You know, there is money to be made in other places as well. People have been doing it for a long time now. I know some people who literally live in the woods and they also make money.
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by ct0 5y ago
I saw this happen in real life the other day on a recent trip to home depot. Saw someone walking down the road on my way into the store. On the way out I noticed gmaps reported a very quiet behind-the-store road as red, with heavy traffic,
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by ct0 5y ago
I thought EV's were already subsidized in some way or another. You know, not everyone has a way to charge a car. Think about street parking, apartment renters or any home without a 200amp electrical service.
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by ct0 5y ago
Similar to airplane phone in the late 90's using a calling card. While the asked for a calling card number, the system didn't actually confirm that there was any money on the card itself and just connected to the person you were c
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by ct0 5y ago
If you're referring to google search specifically, a major tool to combat the spammed ads in search that has helped me is available here: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/g-search-filt...
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by ct0 5y ago
This happens all the time with most data providers.
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by ct0 5y ago
You are a nonviolent resistor. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nonviolent_resistance
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by ct0 5y ago
I don't like the line of thinking here. You're saying farmers are the same as those receiving welfare, its not fair to either group. Farmers receive subsidies for the greater good especially of those eating the products of their w
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Russia is abandoning SSL certs in favor of their own(cnews.ru)
55 points by ct0 5y ago|79 comments
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by ct0 5y ago
It makes sense but unfortunately it will be difficult for any NATO company to hire a Russian born citizen for fear of hiring a spy. Same issue exists for anyone born in a dictatorship.
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by ct0 5y ago
I think you are implying that goods should cost less if you get paid less but that is not the case and is not what I was suggesting.
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by ct0 5y ago
Yes its not an uncommon practice to price products depending on the users location. https://www.steamregionalprices.com/ https://www.comparitech.com/blog/vpn-privacy/countries-netfl...
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by ct0 5y ago
Most of the who's hiring posts offer remote work. The issue with posting a salary range is that the salary is very depending on the location of the person applying.
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by ct0 5y ago
thinking the same thing. how damaging to the brand that once I hear Huawei, I think of spyware.
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by ct0 5y ago
nothing has changed. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IBM_and_the_Holocaust
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by ct0 5y ago
Microsoft gaming is a pretty terrible compared to other marketplaces/launchers. I sub to xboxgamepass and have had so many silly issues that im considering canceling. Team/group based games are seriously problematic. I thought mul
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by ct0 5y ago
Well if they didn't close down all the anonymous BTC marketplaces they would have been able to turn they cryptomoney into defense like weapons and LSD.
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by ct0 5y ago
There are small steps that you can take. Use hot water sparingly, turning down the thermostat and driving slower can all help. I don't think we need to pass laws to do this though as any changes to a way of life is an attack on freedom
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by ct0 5y ago
The risk here is hiring a spy, same applies for hiring Chinese born as well.
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by ct0 5y ago
I believe they're referring to LulzSec. IIRC, they created a "ddos app" called orbital cannon something-or-other that was designed to take down paypal and visa for limiting payments to wikileaks. Interesting times.
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by ct0 5y ago
Their whois says the domain has been active since 2018 though, not that registration means much. https://www.whois.com/whois/saveecobot.com
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by ct0 5y ago
I hope the US decides to pump more oil as that seams like the ONLY way to push russia to do anything at all.
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by ct0 5y ago
You aren't alone thinking nuclear is the best outcome in the renewables plan forward.
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by ct0 5y ago
DNS level filtering at the router has been my approach on my samsung tv from 2016. I can block using a service called NetDNS. https://perflyst.github.io/PiHoleBlocklist/SmartTV.txt
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by ct0 5y ago
Airbnb gives their data away. http://insideairbnb.com/get-the-data.html

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