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by dahdum 3y ago
I don’t think bills like this will matter in several years for phones, unless they somehow start forcing manufacturers to design for manual repair. The end game for all these manufacturers is a phone assembled, repaired, and disassembled
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by dahdum 3y ago
> If TikTok is a national sovereignty issue for the US, should a lot of other countries similarly be banning US tech companies? NATO, Five Eyes, and close allies like Japan need not bother. Russia, China, Iran, and a few others should, a
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by dahdum 3y ago
He could have worked on the inside, but it would have taken years of hard work building his credibility and power within the organization. He chose a much simpler path. Disruptively virtue signal knowing he would be fired. Now he can slide
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by dahdum 3y ago
On an iPad most of text is obscured and I can’t read some of the bars in landscape or portrait mode. The sideways text is also hard to read.
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by dahdum 3y ago
There's a lot of relevant information we don't know (targeting, platform, demographics, competition, payment etc.). If your 6 signups are paying anything , I would continue iterating ads and working on the product. If those 6 sig
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by dahdum 3y ago
All 30 episodes of the Chinese adaptation are included on Amazon Prime and been up for a while already.
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by dahdum 3y ago
I was hoping they had a reason other than “for the attention and lulz” that would be explained in the repo. I guess not.
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by dahdum 3y ago
I’ll take the one with 50 crashes any time. That’s 50 times something went catastrophically wrong and 50 times measures were taken to fix the underlying problems. A brand new plane will undoubtedly have brand new problems.
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by dahdum 3y ago
I’m just curious about the intent, as the article implies it was a deliberate prank. That would definitely have professional repercussions. We can laud him for drawing more attention to a major problem, but many (perhaps most?) potential em
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by dahdum 3y ago
So the “prank”, as called in the article, used the same flaw that allowed someone to do it last January. His apology appears deleted along with the repo. Was there a legitimate purpose or is he just a troll?
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by dahdum 3y ago
I was very impressed with Nashville as a tourist, felt like a booming economy with a bright future. People seemed generally upbeat and hopeful. No doubt there are downsides (and I had a limited viewpoint) but I can see the appeal.
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by dahdum 3y ago
Looks like they include retail, warehouse, contract, part time, and seasonal workers in their data. Also only includes those with LinkedIn profiles. Kinda makes the conclusions pointless. They are just shooting for viral blog content. >
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by dahdum 3y ago
If they think he’s that evil why aren’t they publishing glamour shots and rationalizing his actions? Maybe they have changed,
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by dahdum 3y ago
Isn’t the remaining leadership the ones that want to slow down, seek regulation, and erect barriers to entry? Why would they give it to the public?
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by dahdum 3y ago
I was being snarky, but I am a little impressed they did more than the usual nothing. Kudos to whomever fought for that.
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by dahdum 3y ago
Google in 2023: “Before we pull the rug out from under you, we’ll throw some packing peanuts down.”
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by dahdum 3y ago
Yes, his celebrity and fame stem from the performance, not the art. He could still have a long and successful celebrity career, periodically making waves with more commercialized and staged performances. Like Banksy, but with a good face an
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by dahdum 3y ago
$0.20 is the minimum, you pay for every device they install on every time. Anytime they offload and reinstall, you pay again. Every additional device, upgrade, or replacement, you pay again. You’ll also pay then current rates, whatever Un
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by dahdum 3y ago
Kudos for having an interesting take. I assume you already live by these rules you’d set for others? If so, you have my respect. Not my vote though, I travel frequently and far for both pleasure and business.
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by dahdum 3y ago
What a convenient revelation to have when it comes time to sell some books.
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by dahdum 3y ago
The math is still dire, without forced subsidies from non-viewers the pie is shrinking fast. You can cut ESPN out all you want, but there aren’t enough sports fans to make up the revenue gap.
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by dahdum 3y ago
He did monetize videos of visual novels, completely spoiling and showing all the content for free. Kinda pointless to buy it after watching. He also knew it was illegal and the risks he was taking. Unless I’m missing something? Not sure jai
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by dahdum 3y ago
4th time being rescued at taxpayer expense, before a hurricane, no support. Brandished a knife and claimed to have a bomb he would detonate. He’s not serious about the endeavor, he’s a mentally ill troll looking for fame and publicity. All
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by dahdum 3y ago
Where’s the attack surface to exploit this analog and unencrypted data? A government can order their telecoms (and they do), but the same happens with emails providers. Neither is secure from government intrusion, but email is easier to com
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by dahdum 3y ago
I’m not arguing against your point, it just appears completely irrelevant to the article under discussion, so I asked for clarification instead of just assuming you didn’t read the article.
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by dahdum 3y ago
Isn’t it though? You can attack email systems, network operators, and end users in a myriad of ways remotely from anywhere in the world. How can you compromise a traditional fax? Eavesdropping the PSTN itself? Physical access to one of the
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by dahdum 3y ago
It’s about fraudulent data requests using hacked email accounts from government bodies all around the world. What emails are you referring to that should be made public?
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by dahdum 3y ago
Bespoke. Allocate the savings from lab diamonds to design and you can get a more meaningful ring with higher quality materials for similar cost. Customization has been on the uptrend for several years.
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by dahdum 3y ago
> Besides the point, innovation has been stifled because of no reinvention. Yes, because the advice is meant to improve business survival, not societal innovation. If optimizing for survival isn’t your primary goal, it just doesn’t apply
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by dahdum 3y ago
99% of supermarket SKUs are luxury items, at least salmon is one the healthiest choices you can make.

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