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encryptluks2
4y ago
Now do Comcast Xfinity. They've been leaking customer information for years without ever disclosing it.
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4y ago
I guess for now... unless someone wants to literally scrape Twitter until they figure out how to ban that as well. I don't think it is worth the time developing for Twitter anymore. These apps brought users to Twitter and now they want
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4y ago
Mental health levels are up.
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4y ago
Amazon actively made choices to prevent purchases from contributing towards Smile donations. You had to type the URL and make the purchase from smile.amazon.com. When they say that the program has not grown to create the impact that they ha
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4y ago
I guess the real question is whether a new method could be used that would provide a greater benefit.
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4y ago
It is projection 100%. After all they are the Gaslight Obstruct and Project party.
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4y ago
Honestly this was pretty expected. I know some people just sign employment agreements without reading them, but there is a reason you should be reading them.
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4y ago
This is no longer correct with the latest 22H2 December update. In order to circumvent this now requires getting to the command prompt (Shift+F10) during install and issuing a command to bypass the requirement.
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4y ago
Therein lies the problem, because it should only re-prompt for permission only when you clear the site settings. Additionally, as far as I'm aware or at least last time I checked this doesn't enable directory based permissions, so
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4y ago
Can you just slow down for a moment and focus on what you said? > We're literally in the discussion about File System API that is: > - not on any standards track As others have pointed out the standard is here: https://
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4y ago
The Serenity browser wasn't much better than netsurf last time I checked, in fact it was in many ways worse so I don't think they really compare in any substance at this point. Why don't you do it if it is so easy?
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4y ago
Simply not true but believe what you need to.
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4y ago
Agreed, people want permission based file system access and so I don't see why a site can't prompt a user to store a file in a user-specified location. If they clear their site settings then giving permission to the same file shou
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4y ago
So if people abandoned Chrome and Safari for Firefox, wouldn't Firefox be the new IE? I don't remember IE being open source and community-developed like Chromium which Chrome is based off of. I use Chromium on Linux and while ther
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4y ago
I get the frustration, but MathML was and is still extremely buggy in Firefox. I would get hard crashes of the entire browser on MathML sites in Firefox and this was only a couple months ago.
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4y ago
There is a certain class of people that will somehow call that an authentic experience and give them 5 stars. I think they need help, but there are quite a few out there.
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4y ago
This simply isn't true and is like people saying you're lucky you that you only lost one arm some people lost two. What matters is the relevant laws and the perception. Severance is a thing in all industries. I'd imagine you
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4y ago
You forgot the sarcasm disclaimer. :(
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4y ago
I didn't say that people shouldn't get vaccinated, just that it is understandable why people would have a general distrust towards doctors because of things like this. Maybe we should try not to ostracize people for having legitim
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4y ago
You mean by making a fraudulent diagnosis that it is needed.
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4y ago
Weird how the US doesn't feel bad about killing a few innocent children and label them as casualties of war.
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4y ago
One thing they should check is of the dentists that were committing fraud had anything in particular in common, like religion or heritage? Some religions teach that other people are subhuman and made to serve them in particular and see no i
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4y ago
Some people can not brush their teeth for extended periods of time and not get cavities. It really depends on your diet, mouth flora, etc. Some studies suggest xylitol and other artificial sweeteners may have a positive impact on tooth deca
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4y ago
How do you extract a tooth by mistake?
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Maybe the news and media need to get involved here. If they don't face any repercussions then I'll remember to cite that as to why people could be distrustful of doctors when it comes to vaccines and other things.
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4y ago
Punishment should be defacto pull as many teeth from the dentist that they wrongfully pulled from their patients, and do it without anesthesia so that they have some additional remorse.
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God I hope those dentist lost their medical license forever. I am very untrusting of dentist in general due to issues like this. I remember my brother as a preteen had 6 teeth removed and my mom said she didn't think he needed it but s
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4y ago
Are vesting cliffs and similar benefits protected by ERISA or other laws. I'd imagine they mostly don't do it due to the legal repercussions.
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4y ago
Long term it would not be good. I think his market has primarily shifted to WSB bros and other crypto libertarians and anyone else that doesn't care what he does.
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4y ago
I mean, I think it is fair to say once these social media companies get big enough it isn't crazy that some of the employees may even be involved in the scams. I remember a while back that someone I knew used to be involved in Facebook
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