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by evan_ 4y ago
I think the implication was that they asked everyone to print the code out and then, realizing that nobody actually would be able to evaluate the code, asked everyone to shred the printouts lest they go into a dumpster where the code could
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by evan_ 4y ago
Justin Bieber came to prominence via YouTube.
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by evan_ 4y ago
So something that used to take a $299 software package and required every user to install a browser plugin can be done natively in-browser with few lines of CSS, that's great!
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by evan_ 4y ago
A bunch of our local Albertsons turned into Hagans as well, including the one near my house- in the days before the changeover, Albertsons swapped out all of the old and broken refrigeration units from the remaining stores with working ones
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by evan_ 4y ago
definitely would be nice to have but also don't forget that you can connect any bluetooth keyboard to an iPhone.
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by evan_ 4y ago
They knew there was going to be a mass-casualty school shooting ahead of time because there's a mass-casualty school shooting every few months in this country It's a (sad) reality that if you're doing any kind of public relat
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by evan_ 4y ago
They edited out all of the crazy stuff he said and then Tucker Carlson literally said "See, he's not crazy!"
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by evan_ 4y ago
I wondered about that too. My guess is that the image was just a trigger loaded off either a remote server or a local server installed by the exploit so they could know when the user was logged in to their Google account rather than a perso
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by evan_ 4y ago
This would be good to use for syncing clips from multiple cameras in video editing packages
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Addressed in the article- applied incorrectly/naïvely it can actually make it worse .
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by evan_ 4y ago
But the only gun that came out was from the cops! The only threat was from the cops! Why are you lying about this? You seem to understand that there was no other threat but you keep acting like there was! Maybe the other cops should have sh
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by evan_ 4y ago
> What I have said, over and over again, is using round count as some sort of point is very misguided. You have said that over and over again. You aren't supporting that point in any way though, you're just saying it over and o
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by evan_ 4y ago
Here's what you sound like- "Yes obviously they were trained to shoot random bystanders as many times as possible, how else could they be sure that they killed the random bystanders? If they only shot THE RANDOM INNOCENT BYSTANDER
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by evan_ 4y ago
> I realize there was no return fire > the rest fell back into their training and opened fire > That is exactly how it is supposed to work > you are trained to fire until you are certain there is no more threat This is very unus
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by evan_ 4y ago
> the number of shots fired here from 7+ individuals is not unusual in the slightest what's the normal number of shots one should expect to be fired at a completely uninvolved party for no reason by 7+ police officers? I've got
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by evan_ 4y ago
if there was supposed to be video and there isn't... I don't know what you think your argument is exactly
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by evan_ 4y ago
yeah but if it's "How are you doing today" that might be kind of weird
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by evan_ 4y ago
No. https://support.apple.com/guide/iphone/take-apple-proraw-pho...
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by evan_ 4y ago
My local waste transfer station has a dropoff for lithium batteries, presumably they send them off to be recycled but who knows.
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by evan_ 4y ago
It may not be decided yet. I bet they're waiting to see how much use it gets before they set a price.
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That’s the thing- the war was widely unpopular, but there was a growing reactionary sentiment against the protests, so Nixon gave a speech where he basically said “if you aren’t with me on the war then you’re a dirty hippie” and people feel
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by evan_ 4y ago
> The “silent majority” was used by President Richard Nixon during his presidency and his campaign against the Vietnam war. He spoke to the people who were not actively voicing their opinions and who were overshadowed by the vocal few wh
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by evan_ 4y ago
Material is technology.
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by evan_ 4y ago
It sounds like part of this issue is that it loses tracking if it can't see both of your eyes, which of course could be defeated by using a couple of cameras spaced at 45° to one another and calibrated to work together in some way. Ins
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by evan_ 4y ago
He claimed on the witness stand during the trial that the FBI was involved in the murders- and then later yelled at the mother that she was being manipulated by deep state agents. Any suggestion that he's "admitted it was 100% t
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by evan_ 4y ago
It's right in the article: > A jury in Texas ruled the radio host must pay $45.2m in punitive damages, in addition to $4.1m in compensatory damages they awarded a day earlier. A bunch of people on Twitter are saying that usually Tex
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by evan_ 4y ago
What botometer does or does not do is completely irrelevant to twitter’s mDAU calculation. No matter how many thousands of individual features botometer has, it cannot (and will never be able to) tell whether Twitter has served ads to that
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by evan_ 4y ago
The people who sign up for Twitter, dork around for a little while, and then leave and never return are not counted among the monetizable daily active users.
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by evan_ 4y ago
Another explanation could be, he’s not actually that good at running a business
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by evan_ 4y ago
Yeah probably, the tech layoffs amount to a couple thousand people in a labor force of hundreds of millions.

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