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If this is the case, I am having a hard time understanding why the vast majority of media and particularly "news" channels in the United States are not being sued into oblivion then.
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I'm honestly not sure how Ubiquiti felt this was a smart idea; defamation lawsuits are notoriously difficult to win and in the vast majority of cases, result in greater damage to the plaintiff's image than before filing the lawsui
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The blind leading the blind here in the wild, wild west of crypto.
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The World’s Loneliest ATM Is in Antarctica(mentalfloss.com)
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False-positive findings on screening mammography caused long-term psychosocial harm 3 years after a false-positive finding [1]. False positives also have a major economic impact, to the tune of $4 billion USD [2]. [1] https://www
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> He should have talked to the paper's authors first. Sheldrick did exactly that. It is the first line of the article. "Below is an email I have sent to Sentara Norfolk General Hospital, the editor of CHEST Journal, and prof
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I stopped working so that I can go to the cemetery to stay with my son everyday. It's been almost two years. Hey, this is quite concerning. The pain must be unimaginable. And the atmosphere around you (understandably) is also not in
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> On certain highways, below 40 mph, a Drive Pilot-equipped S-Class or EQS will take control of the car's speed, steering, and brakes to move you along in traffic. Where can one locate these specific highways that offer guaranteed l
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The screenshots are very worrisome. In the pictures below, LAPSUS$ appears to have gotten access to the @Cloudflare tenant with the ability to reset employee passwords [1] https://twitter.com/BillDemirkapi/status&#x2F
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Over the weekend, LAPSUS$ posted a screenshot to its Telegram channel of what appeared to be information taken from an internal developer account for Azure, its cloud computing division. https://gizmodo.com/microsoft-inves
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And this explains how the LAPSUS hacker group was able to breach Microsoft, NVIDIA, and countless others. Apparently, they have been inside of OKTA systems for nearly 2 months now. [1] https://www.theregister.com/2022/0
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Much of this originates from a fundamental aversion to higher education, information, and the capacity to think critically. If you haven't noticed, there has been a concerted effort to purposely limit and/or obstruct people's
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In light of all of these dark patterns, I have gone a different route. I use burner virtual cards, through privacy.com. This way, I can terminate my card instead of having to deal with the nonsense that cancellation has become. This might h
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> "maximal freedom of speech protects vulnerable people from erasure" It's very easy to say things like this without fully comprehending all of the implications. Here's an example: Google restricted the usage of its o
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Interestingly, the surgeon published a post-mortem case report titled "Managing in Flight Emergencies" in the British Medical Journal [1]. The title of the publication makes it seem as if this in-flight surgery with a coat-hange
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What's to prevent someone from claiming that it is "human authored" when in reality it was AI generated? As a test, I was able to generate 20 unique music tracks with AI, and submit them to Spotify, Apple Music, Shazam, Tidal
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> If you want to link crime rates to political leadership in some kind of causal fashion, you need to at least try controlling for basic things like rural vs urban areas, or domestic violence vs street crime. Why would they control for d
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A lot of comments here seem to miss how exactly Tesla FSD works. First, it is important to understand that there is FSD and then there is FSD beta . For our purposes, these two are distinct. - To be able to use FSD, you must purchase i
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I'm in the terminal / chat right now. This is giving me major 90's nostalgia! Incredible.
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DO has really been expanding their SEO in terms of the generic "How to install X on Ubuntu" search term (albeit, this is particular for CSS-tricks). I often see them ranked near the top for many of these searches. I think it'
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Ulbricht was first connected to "Dread Pirate Roberts" by Gary Alford, an Internal Revenue Service investigator working with the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration on the Silk Road case, in mid-2013.The connection was made by l
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This work highlights the power of coronal line emission to find black holes (BH) in dwarf galaxies missed by other selection techniques and to probe the BH population in bluer, lower-mass dwarf galaxies. This is one of the papers that the a
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I just want to say, you are incredibly talented at your articulation of words and overall sentiment. I appreciate your comment.
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On an average working day, the workers are to post on news articles 50 times. Each blogger is to maintain six Facebook accounts publishing at least three posts a day and discussing the news in groups at least twice a day. By the end of the
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Russian Web Brigades(en.wikipedia.org)
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https://github.com/sherlock-project/sherlock My list is based on this project. It has over 200 items, many of which I was unaware existed.
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I've started using https://programmablesearchengine.google.com/about/ which is a programmable, custom search engine that Google provides. I only include sites that I want to. For news, I have a separate search eng
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I avoid any pains that have to deal with subscriptions because I use Privacy.com [1]; it allows one to create unlimited "burner" cards, with the ability to create spending limits per card, or vendor-lock in per card. Never had an
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Spotify, Discord experience widespread disruption(cnn.com)
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It might also be reasonable to say that the threadripper is a workstation chip, not a chip for personal computers. Edit: even AMD themselves call their threadripper lineup workstation chips, not personal. https://www.amd.com&#x2F

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