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by deelowe 5y ago
That this is a contentious topic with biases on both sides. One group clearly benefits from any accusations being squashed before ever being investigated. Another benefits from never having to prove their accusations hold merit. This is why
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by deelowe 5y ago
FWIW, this sort of argument may not trigger a change in policy, but a technical failure in the hashing algorithm might.
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by deelowe 5y ago
Depends. Are certain groups disproportionally more likely to benefit from said accusations? Sorry, it needs to be said. It's easier to take one side of an argument when it's less likely to affect you personally.
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by deelowe 5y ago
> The solution I expect is for Amazon to recognized my face and bill me. I'm just going to go live in the woods. We grown way too comfortable as a society.
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by deelowe 5y ago
Government regulation is what's pushing it already. Credit card companies are liable for fraud. Mag stripe has become extremely insecure now that just about anyone can build a reader. So the CC companies are moving to chip and rfid bas
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by deelowe 5y ago
Wow. This is quite bad. It looks like animation from the late 90s.
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by deelowe 5y ago
Wouldn't this just turn reddit into a spam site?
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by deelowe 5y ago
I don’t care how we get there but I’d like to see a pic revolution of sorts for phones. I’m continuously let down by how quickly modern computing is being locked down. Unfortunately the opposite appears to be happening, PCs are becoming mor
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by deelowe 5y ago
The states really screwed this up when certain ones decided their love for cotton and hatred for brown people was more important than their sovereignty.
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by deelowe 5y ago
Because the vast majority of factory work is not backbreaking labor. It typically involves running machines, taking QC measurements, performing maintenance, manning estops, 5s etc. Yes, there are days that suck and they can be exhausting, b
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by deelowe 5y ago
I didn't say full time high school graduates. I said factory jobs. The average starting pay here is roughly 25/hr which is >50k/yr. It's pretty easy to work up to 35+/hr in just a few years. If you get into a for
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by deelowe 5y ago
Factory jobs, not construction. Running a pulp machine doesn't destroy your body.
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by deelowe 5y ago
You can get “high five figures” with a GED and a factory job. Why would anyone go through the stress and expense of law school for that?
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by deelowe 5y ago
Google PR didn't announce this, penguin_booze did.
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by deelowe 5y ago
And yet, where I live, we had our own "overpass rock throwing" incident just a few years ago. No Bevis or Butt-Head involved. Who's to say the people who do these things wouldn't have found another equally horrifying out
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by deelowe 5y ago
They are pivoting their enterprise db and server (sun) business into a cloud services business. Oracle solutions require a ton of infrastructure to run properly at scale and they are using that to pitch their own cloud. I wonder how long it
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by deelowe 5y ago
https://imgur.com/a/zk382Wl
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by deelowe 5y ago
> I don't want to stop for food, order, wait, eat, get in the car, drive to who knows where for a charger, and then start charging for 30 minutes. That's not what you do... You stop at the charger and then go get food or take a
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by deelowe 5y ago
Standard or long range? To me, this seems pretty close to being practical. Driving for 2 hours and then stopping for 10-20 minutes is about where I'd prefer to be on long trips.
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by deelowe 5y ago
I live and have lived in a "rural" environment for most of my life.
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by deelowe 5y ago
> relatively low mileage You can get a base model 3 today with 263 to 353 miles of range. That's upwards of 3-4 hours of driving with no breaks. Stop to take a break at a super charger for 30 minutes and you can do another 3-4 hours
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by deelowe 5y ago
They need to compare against cars in the same class, not the whole industry. Also, I’m not sure death per miles is the right metric. What matters is the accident rate while operating in cruise.
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by deelowe 5y ago
Yes. I assembled the desk myself. The motor controller is a separate unit from the pin pad.
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by deelowe 5y ago
Mine will stop if something gets in the way or bumps it. The ones I had at work before COVID were the same and made by a different company. As another user said though, they can be a real pinch hazard. Had one cut a cable once.
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by deelowe 5y ago
> It's less annoying about that if you pay the $99 for the upgrade from Home to Pro. I'm on pro. Have been since the start. It still shoves bing results and app suggestions and all sorts of other stuff into the start menu by de
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by deelowe 5y ago
No. Just no... We need another PC revolution for phones. Not every problem has to be solved by force or coercion.
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by deelowe 5y ago
Still tries to force cortana on me despite my computer not even having a mic. It places ads in the start menu. Heck, the start menu is basically completely useless. I've resorted to relying exclusively on search now, which means my sta
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by deelowe 5y ago
Same. I have a triple monitor setup and move it to the left.
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by deelowe 5y ago
I think it means it was illegal. Geez. That's just dumb as hell... Reminds me of prohibition when the government poisoned illegal alcohol.
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by deelowe 5y ago
Cool. Can I be the one to define what's misinformation and what isn't.

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