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hrimfaxi
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hrimfaxi
8mo ago
You said: > First, when it ran Anom, it went out of its way not to collect data on persons inside the United States. U.S. Anom users never had any of their data captured by the FBI because it raised profound 4th Amendment concerns. Cape
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8mo ago
So if I could charge less for chicken because I use that as a doorbuster to get you inside the store, but I charge more for other items, that is predatory pricing and against US law?
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8mo ago
In California, where everything can give you cancer, do people consider that a failure of the companies putting the notices on everything, or a failure of government?
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8mo ago
The whole context was how Red Hat was historically involved in addressing the concerns that were hindering government adoption. Are you just being intentionally obtuse to denigrate the US for some reason?
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8mo ago
1. Citation needed. People in the US were arrested under this operation though they were foreign nationals. 2. History matters until it doesn't. There was a time when the US did not perform science experiments on unsuspecting populatio
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8mo ago
Do you have some countries in mind where that's illegal?
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hrimfaxi
8mo ago
Would be cool if there was a web demo or something. It seems the playdate version is still under development as I get a popup when clicking on the button.
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8mo ago
The argument wasn't "this is okay", the argument was "your past where the liars were punished never was". > Remember when lying could get you in trouble? > It's always been this way, though.
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8mo ago
The full text is here for the interested: https://www.congress.gov/bill/119th-congress/senate-bill/174...
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8mo ago
Is this comment misplaced?
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8mo ago
It's unfortunate that there are not citations for some of the numbers. I found this piece compelling: > Marcus. He is twenty-eight and did two tours in Iraq. He has nightmares four to five nights a week. He drinks to fall asleep. Hi
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8mo ago
I got a refund for battlefield 6 after finding out it requires secure boot (the error was not helpful in figuring that out though).
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8mo ago
Parent was asking what would it take for a fortune 7 (aka the fortune 500 but just the top 7) to go to zero?
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9mo ago
Man everything about this interview is so cringe.
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9mo ago
Steal the idea of helping younger employees?
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9mo ago
That depends entirely on the gun. Sig "receivers" are just frames and the FCU is the controlled element. At least in the p320.
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9mo ago
We try to do the same for a human using another human by making the time limits shorter.
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9mo ago
If corporate IT can read the CEO's emails despite commercial reasons I think we the people can see what our servants are doing with our equipment on our time.
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9mo ago
I can't believe this is still around. I remember printing this out to show my science teacher decades ago.
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9mo ago
Why do we allow municipalities to keep secrets in the first place? Unless it is personnel-related it should be public. If the communications happened on taxpayer funded equipment they should be open.
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9mo ago
If I upload my own data, who exactly is it shared with? I can't find a list of subprocessors and this line in the privacy policy is alarming: > We’ll whenever feasible ask for your consent before using your Personal information for
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9mo ago
How exactly are good doctors easy to identify and hard to fire? And how does it follow that AI is a net negative when wielded by professionals who are excellent at what they do? If people can't identify qualified professionals without
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9mo ago
The same exact thing would happen to me with interactive brokers.
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9mo ago
Is the rate of billionaire generation increasing? Maybe that is the distribution in practice.
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hrimfaxi
9mo ago
Can you expand on why at a certain valuation and size you would shift?
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hrimfaxi
9mo ago
Okay, how did those actors do it then?
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9mo ago
Why?
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9mo ago
How has the US been suppressing global metal prices?
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9mo ago
When you're doing extra-legal military operations in a country that isn't at war, do you really care about PR?
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hrimfaxi
9mo ago
What gave you that idea?
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