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by dylan604 4mo ago
Is it really ironic or just yet another example of how the current administration just keep finding ways to line their pockets? Big Tech has lots of money, and they'd just like to get a little taste. Placing arbitrary restrictions is a
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by dylan604 4mo ago
Does hiding things from humans with display:none or visibility:0 work against bots. Don’t they look at the styling? Even stacked elements should be discernible.
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by dylan604 4mo ago
Alamo Draft House recently-ish lost the plot. They were famous for being very anti-phone. They have now switched their food/drink service to on your device which means you have to use your phone during the movie which is precisely why
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by dylan604 4mo ago
why would any site on the internet need to give a damn about is_citizen? That's just gross to me at the mere suggestion. If it's a government service site, then they already know that information. If you're trying to use some
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by dylan604 4mo ago
Sending a tweet is free and takes zero thought to make it (as the vast majority of tweets prove). Writing something on a scroll would take a lot of effort and would not be free. If these were tweet level content in the scrolls, I'd hav
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by dylan604 4mo ago
As has been said here every time this question comes up, years away if ever. It takes years to bring a new fab online as well as a huge amount of capital investment. Once the AI bubble pops, you now have a glut of RAM chips with prices cras
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by dylan604 4mo ago
If Venezuela used Enron math, then repo'ing the assets could get tricky. Are we sure the same assets haven't been leveraged more than once? Does Russia and China show up with their armies to see who gets it?
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by dylan604 4mo ago
You know, it'd have been amazing if TFA has not opened with that video. So instead of clicking the link to view TFA, you went off and dug up the exact same link in TFA???
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by dylan604 4mo ago
A 15 year old on a bicycle can easily do 15mph, and even 20mph is easy enough if they are willing to pedal for it. The real problem is that something capable of doing 15mph+ shouldn't be on the sidewalk in the first place. There are mu
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by dylan604 4mo ago
SUVs have the power of bigAuto behind them to ensure no "undue" legislation is made against them. There is no bigEbike, so legislation is free to be made so that those legislators can then pat themselves on their back and have act
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by dylan604 4mo ago
I don't see an end to any of it when the Grifter-in-chief is in office.
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by dylan604 4mo ago
Based on the ad they are running during World Cup of the guy in the dentist office, they just don't care how/where money is spent as they just print money.
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by dylan604 4mo ago
> AR adds what really worries me would be AR ads
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by dylan604 4mo ago
> * Ruggedness and repairability may be prioritized over miniaturization. repairability? in what trend are you seeing that being a thing? they'll just make you buy an expensive warranty/insurance plan for replacements. i really
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by dylan604 4mo ago
What does a petition have to do with democracy? They are not suggesting putting it to a vote. They have a grievance with authority and are attempting to show how widespread that grievance is with signatures of those aggrieved.
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by dylan604 4mo ago
Did you honestly just compare getting paid large six figure salaries in comfy workspaces with spoiled children like perks to slavery and expect people to accept your premise? You look foolish if you're joking and you're a fool if
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by dylan604 4mo ago
I really hope you're being facetious. It' be pretty clever if you were, but for those that think this is serious... If you want someone to pay for an app, don't make it free with in-app purchases. This is not something allowi
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by dylan604 4mo ago
Again, why is this something that an app would need access? The next test under the creation timestamp value is a test for getting the UUID of the volume. Again, why is an app allowed to access the unique identifier? Apple knows this type o
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by dylan604 4mo ago
It would be even better if app devs weren't pieces of shit making apps whose sole purpose is to gather all of this data to sell to other pieces of shits while skinning their app as a game or other app to trick users into thinking it&#x
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by dylan604 4mo ago
Allowing an app to access the pasteboard without the user explicitly pasting into the app is weird to me. Maybe the thing I have in the pasteboard is not for this app but left over from use in another app. Since there's no easy way to
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by dylan604 4mo ago
Maybe I'm being really thick, but why is this information that the OS would make available to apps?
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by dylan604 4mo ago
At some point, I'd assume that beggars can't be choosers. If the new chip works and does not introduce issues while still allowing the plane to continue to fly, I'm guessing they'll take the plane still flying.
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by dylan604 4mo ago
"because no-one asked us for permission to use the sidewalks for this business enterprise - " color me surprised that yet another tech start up came in like a bull in a china shop acting like being a "disruptor" is a coo
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by dylan604 4mo ago
at today's prices, they could afford to not be homeless with just kidnapping two or three robots.
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by dylan604 4mo ago
I don't think this is accurate. If you agree with what is already in motion, you do not need to take any action for it to continue. You need to take action if you disagree in order to get it to stop.
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by dylan604 4mo ago
> with the outside of their shoes! But it's the outside of the boot that lets you bend it. (yeah, I'm watching a World Cup match as I type this)
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by dylan604 4mo ago
Things need to be advertised. Most advertising is not free. The amount of money spent on an affiliate link is less than what it would to advertise to the same customer the affiliate is sending.
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by dylan604 4mo ago
How are they stealing from Amazon? They delivered a sale to Amazon, which Amazon has a program to reward the effort of delivering that sale. In no way should this be misconstrued as my supporting of the action, but I'm also not delusio
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by dylan604 4mo ago
Let's consider an independent dev making claims vs the army of lawyers from RIAA/MPAA type claimants. Which one do you think evilCorps will pay attention to?
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by dylan604 4mo ago
The GOP in Congress on multiple occasions voted down restrictions on Trump's activities in Iran. So there's plenty of representatives that do agree with Trump's plan. This isn't anywhere near as clear cut as you're

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