drewmol

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by drewmol 8y ago
I used to feel for smaller companies who buy ads, concerning the damage possible caused by tactics like AdNauseam regarding outragous advertising bills. Now I think it's likely the best weapon available which can be easily wielded by t
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by drewmol 8y ago
This is major, thx.
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by drewmol 8y ago
>Use Google as a fallback. To do this from DDG, prepend your search using !g to search Google
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by drewmol 8y ago
Selling targeted ads, targeting done by analysis of user data. According to FB: allowing user data to be leaked (which in turn allows for more directed individual targeting) was an oversight.
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by drewmol 8y ago
Do you know any of them to be Catholic?
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by drewmol 8y ago
>exclude Catholics, >but it's still pretty exclusive. Catholics are a juggernaut, the global leader in that market. I'd say it was required strategy in order to avoid a squeeze-out. https://en.m.wikipedia.org&#x2F
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by drewmol 8y ago
If they are not using this forum, and hold firm to ^ statement please don't point them here, but rather share the post's contents with them on efnet
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by drewmol 8y ago
Through our (USofA) short history, at least half of the federal congress persons & presidents who've served have came from a prior held legal profession, most of those credentialed attorneys. I suspect this has been greatly impact
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by drewmol 8y ago
Thanks for the direction. I've read the GDPR a few times but it is (intentionally) non-specific on many implementation details. As I alluded to in comment, 17.3(a) seems like it would work as a global excemption in practice. I'
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by drewmol 8y ago
> It's about preserving rights of individuals. I'm not sticking up for all the big data perverts, but what about an individuals right to speak freely and disclose information they have observed/recorded? The 'right to
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by drewmol 8y ago
Thanks for the intro to NewPipe. K9 is superbe, used it as a reliable email client for several years.
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by drewmol 8y ago
Realizing the feeling is common helps. theimposterroster.com
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by drewmol 8y ago
When I do this, I also pry of and switch the key caps wherever possible.
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by drewmol 8y ago
>When it’s actually legalized, nobody will be making money, as it’s an agricultural commodity that is pretty easy to grow. When compared to other cash crops, remarkably easy to meet market demand on a per acre scale, which is a contribut
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by drewmol 8y ago
The articles mentioned studies, but I can't give informed speculation, have not looked at any of the studies. Will assume the participants who reported irritation are a small enough a population to fall within the range of participant
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by drewmol 8y ago
I agree with your sentimate. It's also important to remember that we continually learn new things about how previously considered inert components actually have effect when ingestested in combination with active ingredients. I lo
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by drewmol 8y ago
Makes me wonder if the small subset of people who would regularly watch the same movie multiple times in a theater are: (1) movie buffs, highly likely to see a movie even if it can't be the same, and (2) high concession spenders? If
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by drewmol 8y ago
I just don't see much chance that tannhausee23 changes his opinion on this. ;)
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by drewmol 8y ago
>we don't yet have the tools or the data to understand well enough how something like THC affects motor skills like we do with alcohol, but someday I expect we will. We do have some understanding and data: very slightly, the most co
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by drewmol 9y ago
Having some domain specific knowledge of the financial flow through the industry, I tend to favor a more federated administration model like you suggest. Skeptical of federal level ability and historical competency, I favor outsourcing the
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by drewmol 9y ago
High concentration isopropanol is also used in what's likely the most efficient method (at least where back yard chemistry is the only option) to produce hashish from large quantities of marijuana. It allows for quick processing into a
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by drewmol 9y ago
>could we someday provide our livestock with an actually good, and perhaps even idyllic life ... before we kill and eat them? I would say yes. It's certainly not a new concept, if unfamiliar with Judiasm, part of the Jewish dietary
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by drewmol 9y ago
Ive heard but can't confirm that ABP sells the ability for ad servers to be white listed. Ublock + enabling various lists is better. Check out Umatrix.
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by drewmol 9y ago
Firefox has multi-container, it's pretty close.
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by drewmol 9y ago
True, it's not easy to do, and maybe it's not feasable to determine who is using the data. I don't know, maybe someone from Facebook will chime in on the issue, or leak some more info about company behavior. >I think some
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by drewmol 9y ago
>what more is there to ask? (1) Make an ernest attempt to use ML, algorithms to identify their customers who are using those leaked datasets Facebook negligently exposed and help devalue the data, instead of eagerly selling them ta
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by drewmol 9y ago
I thought the same thing. Concerning Windows config: a friends dad who's a network engineer turned me on to this resource for Windows service configuration when I was 10 and broke our family pc by removing required boot files. We rein
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by drewmol 9y ago
Staying with this analogy: The nurse also has a near monopoly on providing targeted care and it sure appears that (s)he knowingly or negligently assisted the spread of the fever causing pathogen. Then, leveraging her unique familiarity
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by drewmol 9y ago
from molf's comment: >The alternative is to only collect data that is strictly necessary to provide the service. While I agree with your comment, I suspect that for any given law firm, paramTotalHours_Billable(SubjectID = necessa
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by drewmol 9y ago
Haha, probably cocaine as well. Some public restrooms seem designed to minimize flat surfaces, private access to clean water, and secluded locations, while others (like in some night clubs) have randomly placed shelves with hard, easily

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