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by dwild 7y ago
> The problem with this is the mob too quickly concludes CBP provides no valuable service to the nation (i.e., service worth contract support) because of a policy I don't like. That really is unjustified, I think. Nobody say they do
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by dwild 7y ago
The article doesn't mentions that the judgment would force Steam to facilitate game resell though. You can be allowed to do it, but it can still be a pain in the ass to do it (giving access to your account, etc...). Same goes for a mar
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by dwild 7y ago
Sure 10% of that city, but there's quite a bit more population in under 30 minutes of driving. I did a 15 miles radius arround Arlington on that tool [1] and it say 2,787,933 people, thus closer to 1% of the population. [1] https:&#x2
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by dwild 7y ago
I tried to search goo.gle on their whois and it seems like they even support private registration! All the fields are filled with "REDACTED FOR PRIVACY". Unaccessible except by Google, yet private!
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by dwild 7y ago
> The problem is that most contributions, individually, just aren't worth that much to a users individually. Sure, but that article mentions business (you do too in your comment) that expect something from the OSS project. The alter
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by dwild 7y ago
> It's doubly painful, because the "free credit monitoring" on offer is provided by Equifax -- the exact company whose competence we don't trust anymore. The free credit monitoring is provided by Experian, not Equifax
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by dwild 7y ago
> Loading my (40k+ image) > there is no reason to make a performance sacrifice like that in 2019. > 64 GB: $1099 > 256 GB: $1249 > 512 GB: $1449 Cost is a reason, not having 40k images to load is another one. We clearly don&#
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by dwild 7y ago
It does makes sense to complains about the price difference when you don't need 1,600+ MB/s speed for what you want to put on it. He want 128 GB for his MP3, it doesn't make sense he can't get it when USB stick of that s
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by dwild 7y ago
The parking is actually quite expensive, when my stepmom had cancer, I went a few time with a car and it was 16$ per day. That hospital made 60 millions in parking fees in 2015 as a reference... That was the time I understood how lucky we a
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by dwild 7y ago
> the GBA CPU for this one Japanese chess game that had an ARM CPU in it I was curious about it, thus I wanted to read more about it and evidently, the source of Wikipedia is your website, but it seems like you took it offline and Web Ar
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by dwild 7y ago
In the past I read something interesting about falling asleep. We all know how smoking, looking at a screen, eating sugar, etc... are all pretty bad to fall asleep, but actually what's helping the most isn't not doing theses thing
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by dwild 7y ago
Use LTE and make it fail to the VHF transceiver, seems easy. Sure the cost is higher, but the cost is for privacy. This would also allow an actual backup system, versus purely VHF.
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by dwild 7y ago
> Whenever someone raises this gripe about drones, I wonder how they feel about cars. I'm currently in my office, with the windows closed and a heater audibly running. I can hear trucks/buses and occasionally cars on a 30-50km&
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by dwild 7y ago
> Not necessarily. You could be asked to leave with an announcement over the PA system. Would that be valid legally though? Like how can you know it was targeting you? If they mentions everyone, that could works. You will still not go to
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by dwild 7y ago
> If you've been asked to leave, the crime would be trespassing. If you are asked to leave, it would means that you were found, doesn't it? > if you're found, you go to jail. If you are found, you lose, you don't g
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by dwild 7y ago
> Unstated was that the same sites had 0-day Android and Windows exploits on them. Have any source of that?
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by dwild 7y ago
> As an example of nuances in Italy once there was strict law regarding ransom for kidnap cases that would immediately freeze all bank accounts of your close relatives. This seems so absurd. Freezing banks accounts cause so much issue to
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by dwild 7y ago
> My company grossed $45,600 MRR this August. I love Stripe and swear by it, but I don't really understand why someone in my position would want this offer. The highest amount represents only about 17 days of revenue. You offer a se
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by dwild 7y ago
> ‘Did you want to tag [friend]? You can tag someone that isn't on Facebook? I'm pretty sure the box use Facebook accounts...
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by dwild 7y ago
> I was branded as a 'privacy nut' after the release of Android 10 You were doing baseless accusation on something you don't know anything about. Your comment was basically "they market it as being better to handle pr
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by dwild 7y ago
> Like why would they hire managers and set schedules Most probably it would be machine learning that would decide that > when it gives no benifit to Uber? An employee works for an hourly rates. It would benefit them in the sense that
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by dwild 7y ago
> Except “their government”, in this case, is actively fighting against them. It's not because the government is working against them over the Amazon that they don't profit at all from it. All you need is using the government r
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by dwild 7y ago
> you're better off gambling on the stock markets, because at least if you lose there, it might have at least paid for someone else to have a decent non-bullshit job for a little while, and there's also a possibility that every
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by dwild 7y ago
Simply because looking at vulnerabilities in a ticket system won't actually bring them any closer to actual free public transit. It may bring them more publicity though by the media that will talk about them, but they are also labeling
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by dwild 7y ago
I have nearly no information about this scheme because the post got removed. It has to be partially online, how do you pay without an online connection? Is there some kind of amount you have and then you can redeem them offline? At one poin
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by dwild 7y ago
> Even if you are not doing any of that, you are still connected because you live in the middle of a society that reaps economic and material benefits from the structures that ultimately incentivize said deforestation. Then they are also
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by dwild 7y ago
> it's worth being a little skeptical about what Rossmann has to say about Apple Sure, just like it's good to be a little skeptical about what anyone say. Rossmann isn't a liar though, what he say about Apple is right. You
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by dwild 7y ago
> He currently uses contractors. What exactly are you arguing? That he is bad at using contractors, but that lack of skill is separate from his lack of skill in art? He use contractors to do his graphics, not to do the art direction. He
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by dwild 7y ago
> Using contractors well requires artistic skills so that doesn't solve the problem. That's absurd. It doesn't require artistic skills, all it require is trusting them to do a good job. There's plenty of ways to confi
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by dwild 7y ago
> Shouldn't the laborers who carried the stones to build a bridge be entitled to an ongoing royalty paid by everyone who crosses? If that laborer decided that his works had to be pay that way, sure. > How is it "fair" t

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