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by hiatus 3y ago
> I should mention that I don't see it that way, but a lot of people don't know how to separate real life from the internet - Especially Gen Z. The internet is NOT real life People have lost jobs, college admissions, and more b
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> while Lucifer brought knowledge of pain, lust, pride, and gluttony (among others) Contrast these concepts with that of the prodigal son—an adherent who strays and then returns to the flock is more valued than one that never left. Why?
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AIM would spawn a new window for each conversation. That hardly seems like the pinnacle. Pidgin, with interop with a ton of protocols was superior, and was also an amalgam integrating numerous chat networks.
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For that case you would have to mark the mail as spam in the groups interface, not via the forwarded mail.
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I would expect the exact nature of the collection to be spelled out in some TOS that users probably clicked through.
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> FB did not clearly request to be able to read all traffic (encrypted and nonencrypted) so how could they get consent. I can't find the consent page/legalese shown to users, do you have a link?
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Perhaps the more provocative headline is the text below: "Half of Americans aged 55 to 65 don't have single dollar saved for retirement".
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> Re-reading, I notice the article doesn't state the source of the debt. If it's unpaid traffic tickets, then I do think it makes sense to suspend the license, but an afternoon of traffic school should suffice for most moving v
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They call those campaign contributions where I'm from, but that's only for sheriffs and judges.
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Every job is tip enabled by default. I think some professions would frown on receiving tips but afaik none are legally barred from receiving tips.
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> You're still thinking in terms of paying for hosting, ie a commercial web Hosting and serving content has a cost though.
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Death is a part ot life, and I wasn't the one suggesting to transform the entire internet.
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> eventually their registar fees will end up unpaid, and the site will vanish What is the alternative you envision?
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The first line from the article seems to answer that: > New research estimates that nearly half of people globally are living with a condition like Alzheimer’s, stroke, or epilepsy And taking a look at the full scope of diseases in the m
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There's no guarantee anyone would bring the car to the manufacturer for service though.
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It's one thing to fix things for yourself, and a whole other kind of thing to hold yourself out to the public as an expert in something. Kind of like how you can defend yourself in court but not someone else unless you are a lawyer. Th
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by hiatus 3y ago
It is a condition of getting your license that you will consent in that event, at least in the US. [1] It would be interesting if someone who was driving illegally without a license could get away with not consenting to a breathalyzer. [1]:
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by hiatus 3y ago
If you get in a car crash and are suspected of a DUI, in most states you must submit to a breathalyzer or you are presumed guilty by default. Where you live, is that not the case? Or can you get out of a drunk-driving charge by just refusin
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The fee is ~50 cents per user.
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> Democracy tends towards the former, but capitalism tends towards the latter. How did you arrive at this conclusion? The earliest versions of democracy used sortition for selection and thus couldn't account for doing the right thin
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What case are you referring to?
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> There is a claim that the US and the UK have enacted much stricter national security laws Who is making that claim? What evidence do they cite for their claim?
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A person writes code for a feature that is not merged into the project and you call them entitled?
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Do you, as an end user, know how to change these settings compared to changing your user agent?
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Curious about the choice of Zig, any specific reason for using it?
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> Just pay OpenAI a relatively tiny fee and you can generate tonnes of plausible spam designed to promote your product or service or trick people into giving you money. That's the primary problem we're facing right now. Is cont
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Is this true? I know it's not true when using terraform for things like ECS. I suppose I can just test this myself.
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> how much money/seriousness a company willingly puts into infosec? Why would a company invest $22M into security if they can just pay criminals when they get owned? Because it's not a one-time cost. If attackers know you have
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> Windows Subsystem for Android™ enables your Windows 11 device to run Android applications that are available in the Amazon Appstore. This seems so niche it is not a huge surprise they are ending support. Though at the same time, the in
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I don't know what kinds of pentests you've seen but those automated scans are just for checking boxes. I'm talking about source-available pentests which sounds like the "real security audits" you are talking about.

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