darksim905

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by darksim905 6d ago
It's weird to see that any towns even remotely close to Austin would support Flock at all in the first place.
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by darksim905 6d ago
It must be nerve wracking to live in your shoes day to day. This is, probably due to flying through an airport like JFK. I'm also not sure what you mean by heavily armed agents. Most MPs at airports just have pistols on them.
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by darksim905 9d ago
>ribbon connector pieces ribbon connector like ribbon cables used in IDE/PATA drives? Wild, are they known for breaking down like that?
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by darksim905 10d ago
Interesting that they are a YC Company. Does yC do any ethics vetting of saying "No, let's stop fascism before it spreads?"
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by darksim905 10d ago
They want the good, bad and ugly to flock to them as it were and vaporize them so Axon and Motorola Solutions can just pick up right where they left off. And people will just ignore or forget it because it's not the same company.
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by darksim905 16d ago
sweet list/yay! What do people mean by scrabble letter brands? and I assume TB on the bottom there is just short for Thunderbolt?
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by darksim905 16d ago
When your follower/following count is small and you're getting to know people and build a community of people you otherwise wouldn't meet IRL, it can be a great thing. When you start getting inundated with too much informatio
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by darksim905 16d ago
how is anyone else at fault here? If someone is ignorant of the capabilities and controls afforded to them for expensive, high ticket, important items such as vehicles ... they don't really have anyone else to blame except them, and pe
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by darksim905 19d ago
I think you meant that translation is, case in point, based on inference. The person doing the translating is inferring, based on context, intent and meaning and imparting that on what their output is. That's generally not desired from
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by darksim905 19d ago
I use my scaler before brushing and I use it for getting off certain things that bother me. It beats going to the dentist for some chronic issues I may deal with. I would say it should be used in conjunction with a waterpik as it would be f
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by darksim905 25d ago
healthy teeth are not the same as healthy gums, or oral health as a whole.
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by darksim905 25d ago
an ultrasonic scaler is far better at removing plaque and build up than a waterpik. I find that a waterpik is only really best at areas where there is high crowding, or hard to reach areas behind molars, etc.
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by darksim905 25d ago
Mac only? Wild.
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by darksim905 25d ago
Do people not bother with style-output and custom definitions? Wild.
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by darksim905 1mo ago
The admins have access to your data and unless things have changed, that isn't monitored. They also bend to NSLs like any other provider. What they charge vs what things cost hurts.
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by darksim905 1mo ago
I'm familiar with drug interaction monographs and enjoy reading them. And I am somewhat comfortable with the organ/body functional pathways (I think that's what it's called) -- where can someone view/look at differe
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by darksim905 1mo ago
This has nothing to do with generating harmful content and everything to do with fascist surveillance. This is an OS level functionality that get utilized before AI even existed.
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by darksim905 1mo ago
What? Removing 0-15 mph is to remove places where they camp or loiter with the engine on either for tickets, naps, or other purposes.
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by darksim905 2mo ago
It sort of helps cancel it out at the time if I'm listening and on a computer. But as soon as that ends, the ringing continues. I can count on one hand the nights I've had restful sleep, and one of those was after got home recover
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by darksim905 2mo ago
This page has so many dang scripts and the iframe doesn't do it any favors. I've allowed everything and it still doesn't load. There are far too few specialists that work on tinnitus and so many dental and ENT specialists cho
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by darksim905 2mo ago
Seems like spam from this creator since there are two things on the front page?
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by darksim905 2mo ago
so they broke into your server?
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by darksim905 2mo ago
given that DOGE took a chainsaw to legitimate medical research that was working on saving lives and conditions for people who have no other options ... no, they were beyond heavy handed. They were out for blood using DEI as a smokescreen. S
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by darksim905 2mo ago
I'm curious as to why that book is so god damn expensive.
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by darksim905 2mo ago
the average user? probably. but in a corporate environment or a power user's personal setup? probably not anywhere near as painful, and holding on to slightly older OSes because the quality and kinks were figured out a long time ago. O
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by darksim905 2mo ago
What do they do, _exactly_? Because in the real world out of YC, the rest of us can barely top $200,000 a year unless we move into management or Executive level roles.
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by darksim905 2mo ago
I'm not sure what stops some of these industries from essentially being more nationalist like China, but more centrist as a company like Palantir. If these risks are as big as you claim, a centralized authority should reverse engineer
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by darksim905 2mo ago
Curious seeing as he's in Ukranian, is there also a mindset/distrust of U.S. centric products/services and wanting to feel safe posting updates of whatever it is someone may be doing? Cool!
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by darksim905 2mo ago
I was always under the impression Moxie who created Signal was well accepted in Information Security circles. But you bring up a good posit that running a service probably isn't cheap behind the scenes. Given that Signal is a unique id
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by darksim905 2mo ago
- Telegram uses usernames instead of phone numbers by default, which is good if you're using it as an IRC replacement instead of an SMS replacement. --- What? When you register, I'm pretty sure it requires putting in a phone numbe

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