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by fuzxi 6y ago
Didn't they make that DOTA autochess game as well?
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by fuzxi 6y ago
>Another Robinhood user posted a video claiming to have gotten 25 times leverage by turning $2,000 of stock into $50,000 worth of buying power. Multiple other users posted videos and screenshots of the hack, with directions on how to rep
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by fuzxi 6y ago
Preposterous. They can't just permanently cancel trading!
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by fuzxi 6y ago
I've only ever received two different responses to "Merry Christmas". "Thanks, you too", and "I'm Jewish." I have yet to see anyone get riled up.
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by fuzxi 6y ago
Isn't one of the golden rules of journalism "Don't give up your sources"? It's pretty disgusting that you can dox a source who specifically asked to remain anonymous and face no repercussions at all, professional or
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by fuzxi 6y ago
Arrogant cowboys are a good deal better than the truth.
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by fuzxi 6y ago
I like the ones that just say "Made You Look".
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by fuzxi 6y ago
It's trivial to give everyone in a group admin rights with only the permission to delete messages. You can also delete all messages in a group from a specific user in one action.
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by fuzxi 6y ago
>manual delete including deleting your partners messages if you want to (on both sides - obviously not in groups You can delete other people's messages for everyone in the chat if you're an admin of the group.
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by fuzxi 6y ago
>But I'm seeing a bunch of articles about how the number of players one steam has fallen by X% and lots of others stuff not typically reported about on a game. Guess you missed coverage of flops like Battleborn and Evolve. Loss of p
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by fuzxi 6y ago
I'm currently running Manjaro with i3wm on a laptop with a core 2 duo. It came with a couple of simple conky widgets enabled by default and those probably took 5-10 seconds to load. Just boxes, one with static text and the other with l
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by fuzxi 6y ago
A large part of that is simply that smartphones entered the market very recently and started out computationally weak compared to existing computers - the first iphone was released less than 14 years ago and had a CPU running at 412MHz! Sma
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by fuzxi 6y ago
Are you talking about quarterly security patches...?
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by fuzxi 6y ago
That's the same as reddit's system. HN hasn't fallen into the pit of lowest common denominator jokes is the strong moderation, but the system still has inherent issues with high-quality posts losing visibility because they&#x
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by fuzxi 6y ago
I don't see a problem with autonomous vehicles having a manual control mode, unless we're talking about a scenario some decades in the future where you don't actually need a driver's license for an autonomous vehicle.
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by fuzxi 6y ago
It seems like there was a steep hill, but the cattle gate was level, and the sudden, extreme difference in gradient is what caused the sudden braking. Although from the photos, it all looks fairly flat to me.
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by fuzxi 6y ago
Any ideas? All I've got are either gates or geofenced shock collars.
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by fuzxi 6y ago
What good reason is there for the president to not simply communicate via whitehouse.gov or equivalent? You might argue that it has lesser reach compared to a major social media site, but there are countless individuals and organizations th
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by fuzxi 6y ago
Cheers!
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by fuzxi 6y ago
I don't have a problem with other people using them, but it's started this strange trend where everything has LEDs on it, and some stuff (mainly fans) makes it difficult to disable. My case came with four pre-installed fans, whi
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by fuzxi 6y ago
I've read that putting an LED strip (or other light source, I guess) behind a monitor reduces eye strain. Can't speak to its veracity, but it would at least reduce glare!
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by fuzxi 6y ago
I recently built a new desktop after my motherboard died. I was surprised that the cheapest cases, which were little more than steel boxes with cutouts for ports and fans, were more than twice the price of cases with side windows and half a
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by fuzxi 6y ago
I'm more than willing to accept that. I'd clarify that terrorism is the bigger concern to the American government, not that it necessarily should be.
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by fuzxi 6y ago
The Firefox extension "Auto Tab Discard" is what you're looking for. Not sure about equivalents for other browsers.
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by fuzxi 6y ago
I'm not sure if you're agreeing that students shouldn't have to ask permission. It does interrupt the lesson, after all, and does very little besides reinforcing in children an obedience to authority, even above their own bas
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by fuzxi 6y ago
The US, I'd expect. It's very common here, you can generally expect kids to get a lecture, at minimum, if they leave the classroom for any reason without permission.
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by fuzxi 6y ago
What a shitty thing to say.
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by fuzxi 6y ago
Well, overnight after years of warnings, anyway.
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by fuzxi 6y ago
Well, yes. The difference is that once you find a trusted retailer, you don't need to put in the same effort every time you need to buy something. You just trust them to have vetted their products for you.
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by fuzxi 6y ago
As the face of the company at that moment, a better response is to pretend to care and say you'll pass on the message.

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