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by gosub100 8mo ago
I don't think you could take over the company with a jira token. Another factor for consideration with turnstiles is disability access and fire egress. Those are covered by building code but since this is a parable, it's worth not
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by gosub100 8mo ago
It doesn't effectively stop it, but it forces them to give up some element of surprise. They have to either start the attack or start a trespassing action that will initiate contact with police.
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by gosub100 8mo ago
No, lobbying should be banned even if they pay tax. The only way corporations should have access to representation is by having their role formally defined by an amendment to the Constitution. As in, this government is formed by citizens wh
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by gosub100 8mo ago
I took it as more of an exaggeration of "medical marijuana" - a phrase you could rarely get away from in the 2000s.
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by gosub100 8mo ago
Why doesn't gyro vague have cloudlfare?
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by gosub100 8mo ago
Yes, if I get the benefit from archive.ph, that is irrespective of an unproven allegation.
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by gosub100 8mo ago
But hey, they work for 20% off, so there's that.
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by gosub100 8mo ago
You could do really sneaky things like alter the space between words or other formatting tricks.
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by gosub100 8mo ago
"People just need to find the info they don't know about, so then they'll know it."
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Why does it matter
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by gosub100 8mo ago
If the risk of getting a minor drug possession charge was the only thing keeping me from curing a serious disease I wouldn't hesitate for a second.
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by gosub100 8mo ago
> If it were discovered tomorrow It wouldn't be discovered without the profit motive created by the granted monopoly
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by gosub100 8mo ago
In silicon wafer manufacturing, water is one of the ingredients. I doubt you could produce it at your home with sufficient purity to be a replacement. If I took shrooms, there is a nonzero chance I'd have a psychotic episode that could
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by gosub100 8mo ago
Don't overlook that interest rates were much higher in the early 90s. So lower sticker prices still didn't mean you could afford it.
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by gosub100 8mo ago
Good thing the perp wasn't part of the Epstein class, otherwise they would have done all that work for nothing. On a more serious note, there is a subreddit where police can post redacted pics of CSAM and they crowd source info on the
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by gosub100 8mo ago
The agencies already have massive collections of csam from every arrest and site seizure. They already have systems that can identify existing csam by fingerprint or computer vision, so very little needs to be seen by humans, only newly pro
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by gosub100 8mo ago
The investigators will be able to calculate how many rounds of abuse the victim suffered. The more it happened, the less likely it is the mother was unaware. And if course, the victim can tell us directly whether the mother knew. If so, she
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by gosub100 8mo ago
Equal rights also means equal accountability. It's very unlikely she was unaware of the abuse taking place for 6 years.
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by gosub100 8mo ago
But notice they changed the game AND started a league. I'm suggesting they ignore fide, start a new league based on vanilla chess, and try to get sponsors and modernized it. Relative to how many people love following the drama, it shou
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by gosub100 8mo ago
> I was trying to start a conversation with humans, that's all. Totally fair, and I'm sorry you got a hostile response. My (very low-value) opinion is don't waste your time learning how exploits work. Yeah it's kinda
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by gosub100 8mo ago
You were rude but I understand what you mean. People can obviously Google "reverse engineering tutorial" or something similar. And certainly "what are good resources for X" can be a way to signal interest in something, g
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by gosub100 8mo ago
I think the household names are perfectly able to start their own league and deprecate FIDE. Maybe they are already? This is a situation where the org needs the players more than the players need the org. I think it was F1 auto racing that
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by gosub100 8mo ago
Why not regulate thrift stores and force them to have 40% of their inventory at fixed prices? $3 for shirts and $7 for pants/shorts? Part of the problem, at least in the US, is that thrift stores are filled to capacity. But just like e
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by gosub100 8mo ago
> AI might write such a way that I can't filter out if its written by AI or not. This is precisely the point for "farmers" that have no other motivation than to make money. They're not trying to troll us or promote a
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by gosub100 8mo ago
And it will have second-order effects where real humans will reduce their participation because they believe there are only bots or tired of accusations of being one.
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by gosub100 8mo ago
If you choose not to upgrade, it is stable. There is no QA department for Linux (or windows, they were let go around 2015) so someone has to endure the instability if there is to be any progress. We should all thank those who run nascent so
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by gosub100 8mo ago
But wait, I thought AI was so great for all industries? Publishers can have AI-generated articles, and instantly fix grammar problems, And translate it seamelessly to every language, and even use AI-generated images where appropriate to enr
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by gosub100 8mo ago
That's called selective memory and that's why partisanship is harmful. I'm not going to feed the "my guy good, your guy bad" fallacy.
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by gosub100 8mo ago
Several years ago, there was the controversy about the guy who made Reddit Enhancement Suite getting his API access cut off. Everyone was on his side and I remember thinking "this guy could create his own reddit, he could literally ste
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by gosub100 8mo ago
> Christofascists It's not a partisan issue. From leftist utopias to god-fearing Texan ranch lands, the police are abusing power and harassing innocent people. Trying to bring religion and partisanship (in one word, even) doesn&#x27

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