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by dylan604 2mo ago
> And if I ever serve for jury duty over a case like that, they didn't do it. Now you're bending facts. You can decide they are not guilty of a crime, but you can't make them have not done it.
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This just brought back bad memories of websites manipulating the clipboard when copying text. The ones that append the website attribution with full URL is a crime against humanity.
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> as the fats and oils (also extremely stinky!) are of course not soluble. Just use a lot of Dawn dish detergent
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Many of the worst offenders have survived boycotts because people don't care enough to change habits. They may vocally state their support of a boycott, yet continue to use the services of the boycott target. (It's easy to change
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by dylan604 2mo ago
by pre-configured, I'm reading as free since all of them are pre-configured and are just a button click away.
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Dream a little dream of the world you want, then be prepared for the alarm to go off to rejoin the real world. An insignificant number of people care and while everyone else does business with anyone as long as there's benefit for th
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"or with your own pinned places via the custom globe builder." Right there at the top of the page with a link even: https://foldingglobes.com/ In fact, it looks like the default landing page for the site. TFA look
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by dylan604 2mo ago
TFA has the option to do the same thing. Default TFA page shows the free option. The less edgy options are for not free but available.
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CISA was formed in 2018, so not quite 15 years but closer to half that. The security industry as a whole has been yelling for longer than 15 years about the vulnerability of utilities. They've been marked as soft targets before the Bus
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What's one more crime compared to all of the ones they've already committed?
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<adjustsTinFoilHat> The Trump plan in Iran is not working. Gotta make them look like the evil bogeyman to get people to support further action.
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TFA as exhibit 1?
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Which was the straw that broke the camel's back to cancel Prime
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And here you thought they were just incompetent. Turns out, they've been looking out for you this whole time
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My 2015 has none of these things. It has a rear camera, no telemetry, physical buttons, no internal nav, and no giant tough screen.
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"On social media, making dubious claims about food science or food ingredients, then following up by selling some "
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by dylan604 3mo ago
astroturfing works, and is only getting better/worse depending on your point of view. it used to require people to read forums and make posts manually. now, you can automate that with a bot and in multiple languages.
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my mind jumps to termite/pest control companies like terminix
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it's one thing if it's malicious compliance. it's another if the person has no clue and is leaning into LLMs to get by. the loudest evangelists I experience are from people that are not coders but feel like they can dictate n
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Probably one of the best ad campaigns ever foisted upon the viewers
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That sounds like a Poland problem not a my problem to bend a phrase. However, you have cheese in Poland? You can melt cheese in Poland? You have breading in Poland? Why have you NOT made a breaded melty cheesy thingy yet? Like seriously,
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My dad told me he had a German math professor in college that would sometimes have to pause to think while writing out equations on the board and then turn around to a room full of confused students to ask how long he had been speaking Germ
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> I never understood the appeal of grilled cheese What's so hard to understand? It's cheese. It's melted. It's breaded. Why are cheese sticks so popular? They're cheese. They're melted. They're breaded.
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That's so sad. They'll never know the classic line "Soy tu padre mijo"
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You see it in England all the time where organized fan groups do push back and protest ending up with the owners walking back the suggested ticket increases.
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> if you don't filter out 99% of it, you will drown in a sea of garbage. Sounds like the app stores
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"So, we asked: Given all the tools of a real business, is a frontier agent capable of generating real business outcomes?" "It Lied, Spammed, and Lost $447." Sounds like a vast majority of VC startups to me. From growth h
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" This is how most bodies of water become supremely populated in Texas. In Texas all ground water sources, other than 1 lake on the far east side, are created by people in recent decades and almost all of these bodies are full of fish
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>44 bits of security is not “pretty good”. Hey, that's 4 bits stronger encryption than DVDs, and it's only like 30 years later to get those additional 4 bits
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Nothing more secure than a system the users cannot use

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