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by edm0nd 2y ago
Well that's super lame. A USPS Forever Stamp is $0.73. Unless yall are rolling in VC funds or a lot of extra cash, a few hundred or even thousand orders is going to nuke the entire idea. Are you still going to harvest and use all of th
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by edm0nd 2y ago
88880 = 9
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by edm0nd 2y ago
Tidal operates at a loss of something like $xx-xxx million a year. Who cares if it pays artists more if its not even successful. All they are really doing is using VC money to pay artists a lil bit more to seem more enticing.
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by edm0nd 2y ago
Couldn't you just buy a used decent PC and run this on its CPU + GPU and get faster/better results?
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by edm0nd 2y ago
Hard agree. Windows 98SE SP2 was the best
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China unites state, corporate, & academic assets for offensive campaigns(research.cert.orangecyberdefense.com)
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by edm0nd 2y ago
I went another route. I bought a second phone. I have my regular main phone that I use M-F for work and personal. then I bought a second phone and installed GrapheneOS on it. I use this phone when I go out or doing anything on the weekends.
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by edm0nd 2y ago
but two horses can still win though. One can come in first and the other come in second. That's two wins.
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by edm0nd 2y ago
so it for was drugs, just not heroin.
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by edm0nd 2y ago
How would you go about eating said stovetop hat? Would you eat it raw or would you have to boil it down to soften it up and then drink/eat its hat soup?
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by edm0nd 2y ago
Gives the term "desk pop" a whole new meaning!
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by edm0nd 2y ago
I think Ground-penetrating radar (GPR) would be better usage for this grave scenario vs LIDAR.
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by edm0nd 2y ago
Bats kinda have Lidar.
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by edm0nd 2y ago
If it was leaked in 2017, that's when Tor hidden service v2 URLs were still in use. Meaning the site is long gone and inaccessible these days.
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by edm0nd 2y ago
Pretty weird how Hollywood corpos and lobbyists can convince the US government to prosecute a non-US citizen who's across the globe all while using illegally issued warrants to raid him.
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by edm0nd 2y ago
We use Github to Jekyll to host a few websites. Works awesome.
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by edm0nd 2y ago
Yes it is. Via sites.google.com or Google Docs. These are abused all the time for phishing and malicious threat actors.
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by edm0nd 2y ago
What about designing the plane to use a common soap dispenser that doesnt cost $150k? Why not just use existing solutions like a soap dispenser that is found on common commercial passenger planes that Boeing already has and makes? There is
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by edm0nd 2y ago
I think you are thinking of Ingress. No idea what Inverness is. Ingress and PGO share the same portals and stuffs and its what PGO got its data from.
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by edm0nd 2y ago
Cant allow all the normies to view cool stuff on the internet
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by edm0nd 2y ago
From their X bio, Pakistan.
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by edm0nd 2y ago
Upright Citizens Brigade also has a few nice bits about the Lady of the Lake https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DhPXGABqG5w
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by edm0nd 2y ago
lot lizards
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by edm0nd 2y ago
>And once captchas are introduced it's over. I wouldn't be surprised if stuff like captchas would be implemented more into websites to stop scrapers for good. lol, not really. Captcha solving services like DeathByCaptcha and An
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by edm0nd 2y ago
It's okay to break unjust laws.
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by edm0nd 2y ago
You are basically also pushing people into malware/malicious files with such a statement.
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by edm0nd 2y ago
These are not "Anonymous" calls though. The SWATer kids call into 911/e-911 centers using a spoofed number of the victims.
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by edm0nd 2y ago
Captchas have been obsolete for the past decade plus. With solving services like DeathByCaptcha and AntiCaptcha, it takes seconds to solve them. It costs something like $1.90 per 1,000 successfully solved captchas using human typers and OCR
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by edm0nd 2y ago
new URL https://legiscope.com/blog/hidden-productivity-drain-cookie-...
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by edm0nd 2y ago
rip >404 Not Found

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