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by hiatus 2y ago
These smaller developers go through the trouble of building an app and getting verified for distribution on the App Store but don't give even a moment's thought to pricing? Surely the easiest option is free compared to some arbitr
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by hiatus 2y ago
> TFO has been difficult to deploy due to protocol ossification; in 2020, no Web browsers used it by default.[2]
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by hiatus 2y ago
TIL: > For persons convicted under civilian federal law after November 1, 1987, federal parole has been abolished, but the parole statutes continue to apply to prisoners who were grandfathered in. https://en.wikipedia.org&#x2F
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by hiatus 2y ago
I was confused, too, but that sum is listed in a different DOJ document. > The defendant hereby admits the forfeiture allegation with respect to Count Two of the Information and agrees to forfeit to the United States, pursuant to Title 1
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by hiatus 2y ago
Looked interesting until I saw that there's a monthly fee. > Just like your own flock, we need to feed ours in order to get eggs. That’s why our membership is required to unlock the full intelligence of your coop.
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by hiatus 2y ago
Pretty easy to suffer some sort of injury if you're stranded and your car won't turn on.
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by hiatus 2y ago
Turn off the car in a place without service, can't turn it back on?
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by hiatus 2y ago
> The cops could absolutely track it. License plate readers are built into most cop cars and parking enforcement vehicles, they could call the carmaker, they could view cctv from the area, whatever. Maybe where you live that's true.
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by hiatus 2y ago
The news here is that carmakers are willingly providing that data. That is useful from a consumer perspective.
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by hiatus 2y ago
That sounds like it would have profound safety implications.
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by hiatus 2y ago
> For every Kenshi there are many dozens of excellent indie games that languish. Can you list some here?
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by hiatus 2y ago
With gems like this: > +1 to the people who'd like to donate 50$ for a version which does not send my input anywhere. Okay, previously I never donated the project. But use the iTerm2 for ~10yrs and would like to continue. So, this p
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by hiatus 2y ago
Your whole premise is that some other person's data may be released under a FOIA request with data surfaced in error, yet you demand rigor from commenters responding to you when you provide no evidence yourself of the potential issue.
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by hiatus 2y ago
https://archive.ph/zycY0
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by hiatus 2y ago
> You are less attractive, "odd" or "strange" if you are not there. There is huge social pressure Other people's thoughts of you are not under your control. That people feel pressured to be on these platforms say
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by hiatus 2y ago
> bitcoin and monero are easy to use with Tor, but the entire EVM ecosystem relying on chrome/firefox extensions and mobile apps instead of any good desktop app is so limiting to me I'm not sure what you mean. Neither monero or
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by hiatus 2y ago
Shame, incognito was definitely the slickest UI as far as marketplaces go.
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by hiatus 2y ago
It has helped me immensely. I am not bs-ing when I say I feel refreshed after just 15 mins of focusing on my breathing. It is very hard at first and gradually becomes easier but has yet to be easy. YMMV but I just wanted to give you my hone
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by hiatus 2y ago
> But for a mere mortal, I expect proof of work. How can you make a fair comparison between the two if you haven't read one?
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by hiatus 2y ago
> No, the old languages are not slow. It's the old hardware that's slow. But the old languages don't run on the new computers. Which languages is this referring to?
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by hiatus 2y ago
That's a fair point, I hadn't considered the relative ease of opting out of tracking on a PC in contrast with mobile devices.
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by hiatus 2y ago
> I can tell you that there isn’t any wild game that can beat the cheapest of ground beef for flavor or usefulness. Not even duck? That is a bit surprising.
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by hiatus 2y ago
What tracking specifically are you referring to? Is it apps tracking location, or browsing history? If it's just location tracking by the carrier, that's done regardless of phone type.
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by hiatus 2y ago
> Now is a web app an app is a different question but I’d say no. Why not? The browser has a ton of access to hardware these days. What is the difference, in your view?
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by hiatus 2y ago
E-ink phones are not necessarily dumbphones.
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by hiatus 2y ago
Why are you so quick to discount meditation?
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ICC Prosecutor Requests Warrants for Netanyahu and Hamas Leaders(nytimes.com)
8 points by hiatus 2y ago|2 comments
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by hiatus 2y ago
> If you make an AGI to run a paperclip factory, eventually you'll come back to find most of the carbon and iron in your galaxy refactored into paperclips. Given the costs to run such an AGI, it seems unlikely one would be left unat
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by hiatus 2y ago
Afaik the surface line doesn't stand on their own but with a kickstand, making working on your lap near impossible.
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by hiatus 2y ago
> We are going to lose the data and things are going to break no matter what. We cannot change the nature, but we can accept it. If man was content with the nature of things he would never fly, or go to the moon, or any of the other myri

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