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by eps 5y ago
Can anoyone currently in the Russian IP space confirm the effects of this?
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by eps 5y ago
> they just have not built hospitals Didn't Biden explicitly say yesterday that they were preparing for the war and in fact built field hospitals, brought blood supplies, etc.?
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by eps 5y ago
+ France and the UK
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by eps 5y ago
To prevent Ukraine from (further) aligning itself with the West.
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by eps 5y ago
You got lucky. Digital Ocean has very lax anti-spam policies, so chunks of their IP space routinely end up on various block/blacklists. Saying as someone's forced to deal with all the spam spilling from DO on daily basis.
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by eps 5y ago
What's crazy is how openly anti-individual Google is. They explicitly and aggressively facilitate practices that virtually every single person is against.
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by eps 5y ago
It helps to try $5, $50 and $150 wines (reds) side by side. This makes the difference absolutely clear. When tried on their own, the perception will depend (to a surprisingly large degree) on what you eaten before, how you feel, what you we
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by eps 5y ago
If Minesweeper, Scrabble or Tetris were the whirlwind phenomenon similar to Wordle, of which you made a clone trying to ride their coattails and had it rejected, then your question would've been relevant. But they are not, so it's
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by eps 5y ago
Well, this does look like a straight Wordle copy. It is also disingenious to say that's a copy of Lingo, when it's bloody obvious it's a Wordle clone. The fact that other clones were approved by Apple points at another issue.
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by eps 5y ago
While lot of text about trivialities.
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by eps 5y ago
You are missing the point. Presence of ligatures in a "font designed for developers" is neither a plus nor a selling point. It is a pointless embellishment that shows that fonts' authors don't grok the character-oriented
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by eps 5y ago
Doesn't seem to work in Mobile Safari. Just getting the explainer text in the header, "Recent board" and a ghost emoji at the bottom and the rest is completely blank.
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by eps 5y ago
Kazakhstan, Canada, Australia Followed by Namibia, Niger, Russia, Uzbekistan, the US and China. https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/9/9a/Uranium_...
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by eps 5y ago
> OP was claiming that any third-party analytics are unacceptable Don't put words in my mouth. I was not claiming that. Third-party analytics _ that bill themselves "privacy-first" _ are still not what any user would con
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by eps 5y ago
> The internet is just not designed for privacy at a technical level. The Internet is A-Ok. The issue lies with various slimy companies that exploit web developers ignorance, laziness and negligence with free and easy shortcuts in exchan
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by eps 5y ago
You are missing the context. Privacy-respecting analytics should be self-hosted. No one's arguing against an average business using an analytics service, but that shouldn't be bundled with any "privacy" monickers. If Sim
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by eps 5y ago
Here you go again, being coy. It's not an "also" analytics service. It _is_ an analytics service. If a website poped a question saying "Do you consent to your visit data being passed to Simple Analytics for processing?&q
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by eps 5y ago
> the privacy-first analytics tool Don't be coy. Call it what it is - an analytics service . And as such it falls largerly in the same bucket as GA, because if someone's using Simple Analytics, my surfing data - against my w
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by eps 5y ago
> greed is a force ever hostile to good things Yes, yes, sure. But then I also don't know a single person who would've refused 2.5 fucking billion $ just to keep their good thing going.
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by eps 5y ago
Microsoft doesn't shy away from outright lying to pry phone numbers from people. I made a couple of Xbox accounts for my kids to use for some PC game. Used unique emails on my own domain and hosted on my own private mail server. Declin
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by eps 5y ago
It's NOT his brain. The article is 100% wrong. Read the Nature article linked at one of top comments. It is also mentioned in every interview the researchers gave recently. The muscles are controlled with the software only, the brain d
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by eps 5y ago
Yes, it is inaccurate to the point of being the reverse. Muscles are controlled through the software, with pattern of activation uploaded from an iPad via Bluetooth and generally managed by am accompanying person. The patients absolutely do
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by eps 5y ago
What's "SAO"?
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by eps 5y ago
Most shareware was upfront about being paid.
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by eps 5y ago
Absolutely. This also makes it completely broken if these dependencies are inaccessible or go missing.
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by eps 5y ago
It calculates everything in sight, even the phone numbers! :)
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by eps 5y ago
Another fascinating fact is that forwarding Outlook spam to abuse@outlook.com will get you shitcanned ... as a spammer! You can't make this up. They pass all abuse reports throuh their spam filter and this affects your server's re
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by eps 5y ago
> Paintshop Pro Now that's the name I haven't heard in a long time :) I still have PSP7 on one of my machines and even use it occassionally!
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by eps 5y ago
Lol... what a load of bull. Alcoholism comes from the unfulfilled need for camraderie and general dissasfaction with life, not a childhood exposure to a sweet effervescent drink even if it has some alcohol content. It is also a highly seaso
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by eps 5y ago
Adjusting table height between standing and sitting positions is a matter of 15-20 seconds and a single button press. It's just an absolute non-issue. So this looks like a solution in search of a problem to be honest. Or perhaps there

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