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iAMkenough
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iAMkenough
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Transcriptions count if you’re using them to intercept and record oral communications between others. The recording doesn’t have to be audio to violate the Federal Wiretap Act.
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It’d take the form of a disclaimer that you eventually tune out because it appears every single time you start the car because Nissan wants to sell data about you.
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Technically the border goes through the middle of the lake, and each side has their own legal name. Is it legally one lake with two names, or two lakes with one name? What should customers in neither country see displayed? What if the feder
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1mo ago
They bought those users. I’d quit ASAP if it wasn’t necessary for work. However, I won’t give them a dime.
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1mo ago
Or in Muse’s case, helping your child pick out school supplies for their third grade year. Meta’s ideal parent is too busy to spend time with their kids, so they let the AI pick sponsored garbage for their cart and check out with their Link
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1mo ago
Who gets to review financial transactions (without a search warrant) and determine them as suspicious and actionable? Every time your bank flags a transaction, a police officer shows up at your door? Seems like there's no way to admini
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1mo ago
What have you contributed to the project?
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1mo ago
Reverse proxy works fine. There’s even a setting in Jellyfin to provide the proxy IP.
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1mo ago
Swiftfin and InFuse are great for Apple TV. Yet another reason to use a streaming box.
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1mo ago
Open Source Plex that anyone can write a client for. I’m not missing any features after switching.
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1mo ago
Who decides what is slander or defamation?
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Republicans want to prevent legitimate ballots from being counted and make it harder to vote in person. Democrats want all legitimate ballots counted and to make it easier to vote in person. Only one party cares about defending democracy.
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1mo ago
The House of the Rising Sun test of the commercial version of this keyboard: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IlZv13YZzSM
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1mo ago
It's not a path, it's a result. That sucks.
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Link isn't loading for me due to a TLS error.
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Sucks seeing the federal government weaponize the U.S. Postal Service to prevent legitimate ballots from being counted.
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1mo ago
> The truth is we need to drastically shrink the size of the federal government. The GOP and DOGE tried that and the national debt has since skyrocketed due to corruption and illegal wars. So much for those $5,000 DOGE Dividend checks El
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1mo ago
Homepage looks busted on Orion iOS. Signup form has you entering your email address within the yellow “Create Account” button.
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1mo ago
False, unhealthy and healthy food both take diesel to farm and transport at scale.
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I disagree, the Apple TV Netflix app is rock solid. Apple’s App Store review process is more robust and avoids things like 90% of webOS apps giving private bidders access to use your home internet connection through a proxy running on your
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Same reason incompetent politicians run the U.S. federal government and military.
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Those aren’t the people in charge. People like 93 year old Senator Chuck Grassley are calling the shots.
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Oh god I just had Microsoft Silverlight flashbacks
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> It's not worthy to be worried about it, because it will be a global problem Like hunger and diseases are global problems not to be worried about.
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> The webinar also shows that Flock’s latest public stance — that its ALPR cameras are noninvasive technology, that they take only static images at a single place and time, and that they are primarily used to solve the worst crimes — is
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I miss when websites made it possible to do essential things in my daily life without requiring I install something on my device.
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I’d say their personal views don’t really matter, because professional journalism isn’t about agreeing with a political party or about personal opinions. I think a journalist’s personal political beliefs are as important to their job as a c
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I’m not sure why a journalist would comment on their personal beliefs to anyone, but that study shows Democrat journalists as a minority too. > About half of all journalists (51.7 percent) said they were Independents, which is about 12 p
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Their announcement about later availability is unavailable to me now (500 error). Great first impression.
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Yeah, and those photos aren’t available to you in a meaningful way when you’re out and about. Finding photos of Aunt Cassie over the years takes more effort. I do both, folders for backup, Immich for indexing and mobile access. Real simple
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