drewmol

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by drewmol 8y ago
If you suspect a scammer called you, always keep them on the line as long as possible. Feed into the scam and act as gullible as possible, give them fake cc numbers, etc.
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by drewmol 8y ago
One note about synthetic marijuana, I always thought the existence of it's market demand was primarily due not to prohibition/absence but the asinine legal, financial or social consequences that can come along with failing a drug
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by drewmol 8y ago
This is an interesting phenomenon. Enforcment of prohibition and regulation of a substance is less effective as value to volume ratio increases, but as 'potency' increases so does public support for regulation/prohibition.
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by drewmol 8y ago
Thanks for posting this! I've always wanted to build an audible ad-blocker that can mute/replace the audio and analyzing a background/silent feed to restore volume. Unfortunately all product paths I can forsee will surely
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by drewmol 8y ago
I don't think it's arbitrary. You're paying for the (vehicle, driver) time and distance and the closer your are to vehicle the shorter the trip. If the vehicle is far enough away to make it vary greatly just cancel. The se
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by drewmol 8y ago
Good example. Remember to start small, build it on open source and sell it to small cities
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by drewmol 8y ago
I agree that overly emotion based decision making can lead to stagnation. I often perceive the close mindedness you mention to be a problem with the allocation of empathy. It takes a lot of emotional maturity and measure to empathise with
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by drewmol 8y ago
But if everyone did that, would there still be children to save?
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by drewmol 8y ago
Other humans I suppose. If most humans espoused more empathy it would be a global benifit.
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by drewmol 8y ago
I tried to avoid confusion by referring to the Wikipedia definition, which by my ethical framework pretty much always unethical, but should very rarely be outlawed. It would be a nightmare to validate.
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by drewmol 8y ago
After looking at stock drop and recoveries of other companies involved in major PII breaches in the last 10 years, I came on here recommending people look into options, as an opportunity to profit off the reactionary price tumble fallout fr
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by drewmol 8y ago
If it's sexist(Wikipedia definition, yeah... I looked it up) then it's unethical, and if it's unethical I'd assume that's because of the sexism. Is it unethical and sexist? If it is, being overtly sexist/rac
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by drewmol 8y ago
You can please everyone with AdNauseam ;-) https://adnauseam.io/
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by drewmol 8y ago
from Article 4: (7) ‘controller’ means the natural or legal person, public authority, agency or other body which, alone or jointly with others, determines the purposes and means of the processing of personal data; where the purposes and mea
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by drewmol 8y ago
Or Uber using Greyball to try and evade regulatory enforcement in specific locations?
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by drewmol 8y ago
I would ALSO like to run a Traefik instance which acts as a https-proxy for arbitrary domains,hosts and ports - without having to restart at all.
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by drewmol 8y ago
As a former valet driver, would bet said valet probably drove up an inclined parking garage in the improper gear.
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by drewmol 8y ago
My guess is it's a typo in: 10,000ns ~ 10us = [green cube] and it's supposed to read 10,000ns = 10us = [green cube] and this is a key as are black red and blue, all of the speed measures are approximate.
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by drewmol 8y ago
But how do you turn off the towers?
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by drewmol 8y ago
I just assumed no people actually try to follow this boilerplate on the internet, glad to see the this knowledge is being passed down through generations.
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by drewmol 8y ago
Bail seems like an outdated concept that has ballooned into a mechanism to extort money with little public benifit. When a deposit was enough to keep someone charged with a crime from running off to the next town and never being heard from
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by drewmol 8y ago
Didn't find much but if any of them are in Reading, PA you can buy printed classified in Reading Eagle newspaper here: http://www2.readingeagle.com/Readingeagle-Media-Kit/classifi...
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by drewmol 8y ago
Yes I agree but didn't this just happen? It's not like they actually deleted anything, maybe it's an initial twitter purge for impact, and they'll restore the old ones after some breif period? Toward your point, Faceboo
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by drewmol 8y ago
I'm guessing it may be temporary. Either a by-product of change or intentional(wipe Facebook of the tweets to drive home the message they've eliminated this feature, then silently start displays the old ones in a few months). Se
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by drewmol 8y ago
>In what way, AT ALL, was this this feature good for FACEBOOK? It meant people could be “on” Facebook and “active” without ever actually logging in or using the app or engaging in any way. Active users? https://www.statista.co
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by drewmol 8y ago
I'll take a stab... 1. They are likely using point-to-point/point-to-multi-point directional wireless equipment, designed for longer distance high bandwidth wireless connections where you know the fixed location of the transmitter
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by drewmol 8y ago
>I don't particularly care if people get MITM'ed when visiting my static sites. I for one would be honored, and then irritated.
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by drewmol 8y ago
In case anyone else was curious - According to various internet sources: [0]"according to a 1958 NASA report people can live indefinitely in environments that range between roughly 40 degrees F and 95 degrees F (4 and 35 degrees C), if
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by drewmol 8y ago
Seems they are taking a similar approach as they do for negative reviews.
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by drewmol 8y ago
More likely than (drug dealer who are not shady)? Most likely yes.

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