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811.
by igetspam 7y ago
Yes because Moore doesn't make the news any more. This is the first discussion I've seen about him in a while.
812.
by igetspam 7y ago
He's become incredibly irrelevant to the world now though. Were he to make headlines again, I'd wager that his shady tactics would no longer be discussed in relative obscurity but be actual news.
813.
by igetspam 7y ago
Nothing much. The biggest consumer could be tampermonkey but the last script I was using has been disabled for a while. I am using multiple profiles though, which could be a problem. My non primary provide gets reaped more than the prima
814.
by igetspam 7y ago
If and when there's time, I'll have to reach out. I can't imagine a world in which anything running on my laptop needs 40GB of heap allocated. I've only run the Slack desktop app once or twice though. Felt like a beas
815.
by igetspam 7y ago
Yes. My laptop is a Xeon with 32GB RAM and I can't keep FF alive for more than 4-6 hours. I let upstream (ubuntu) keep packages updated so I'm current.
816.
by igetspam 7y ago
I use FF as my daily driver. I am forcing myself to do it because I value privacy. Unfortunately FF doesn't make it easy. Chrome may be a memory hog but FF gets OOM killed multiple times a day and every night. I'm not a light user
817.
by igetspam 7y ago
I had some kid stop me, after I'd checked out at a Target. He wanted to see my receipt and I asked him why. He couldn't really provide an answer without accusing me of being a thief. I not-so-politely asked him if he was accusing
818.
by igetspam 7y ago
I like your style! So much making could be done. I'm in a ~4000sqft home right now and all I really want is a workshop with and office. I'd downsize to almost nothing if I could detach from the house and do stuff and thing.
819.
by igetspam 7y ago
It could but they should be able to provide an Attestation of Compliance. If they can't, then you can trust that they're PCI compliant.
820.
by igetspam 7y ago
Let's really call it what it is then: pro-choice and anti-choice. The issue has less to do with abortion and more to do with bodily autonomy. The anti-choice side feels that once you're impregnated, you should relinquish your inde
821.
by igetspam 7y ago
If you've ever had a cat, you'd known that an indoor cat is just a cat that hasn't snuck out yet. The cats I have now are indoor. Both try to slip out sometimes and one ran off for a few hours. My cats are rather small and w
822.
by igetspam 7y ago
This. I will never understand why people opt in to their own surveillance. I typically don't rent but if I bought a home that had this type of spy gear in it, it would be quickly made inoperable. When I sold it, I'd market it as &
823.
by igetspam 7y ago
Delicious is subjective. My wife is vegan, so I'm vegan adjacent. I don't really like food (at all) but the things I do like tend to fall into rather simple categories like "meat with salt." I don't enjoy cooked ve
824.
by igetspam 7y ago
I'll admit that I sped through it because I'm currently trying to wrangle a toddler but does the article present it as a bad thing? It's possible I missed it but I didn't see that. Not having kids is probably a great de
825.
by igetspam 7y ago
That wouldn't make any sense for the article, which focuses on medical data. There's definitely a place to write about and discuss the subjective reasons people have for opting out of having kids (like earth possibly being on fir
826.
by igetspam 7y ago
They called me while I was in a meeting and said I could drive 15 minutes out to them. They don't deliver to houses here.
827.
by igetspam 7y ago
Whoops. Misread. Thanks for pointing that out. :)
828.
by igetspam 7y ago
I've had the same experience but their last mile deliveries at least have a chance to make it. USPS will _never_ deliver to my door.
829.
by igetspam 7y ago
Unfortunately it's a mailbox cluster at the entrance of a rural subdivision. The sizes are fixed and I believed they're property of USPS. An oversized package locker would be a great idea but it's not something I could do a
830.
by igetspam 7y ago
That depends who you think is in the right. In return for money, a merchant guaranteed a specific delivery date. I paid my money, they failed to to deliver. I contacted them and told them they needed to pick a new shipper. I ordered aga
831.
by igetspam 7y ago
So you're saying this a pretty good investment of my time, right? On top of my salary, I can effectively make an additional $120k/yr? You know the opportunity cost argument you're making is false, don't you? You'
832.
by igetspam 7y ago
Probably one of many but to be clear, I'm not actually returning anything. The packages are _being returned_ as "undeliverable." Having never actually had possession of the item, I'm incapable of actually returning it.
833.
by igetspam 7y ago
That's covered by Amazon in the shipping cost they pay to move from their warehouse to the USPS sorting facility. USPS isn't making any additional trips to not deliver packages. They drive out to the mailbox cluster every day ex
834.
by igetspam 7y ago
Technically you can flag a shipper. After recording delivery drivers stomping across my landscaping and literally throwing packages at my door, I got them to stop using that particular gig economy delivery service for my packages. Getting
835.
by igetspam 7y ago
Possibly but it's no big loss to me. For years I've been a customer more because of my spouse and my now toddler. As she's getting older, driving to the store (she hates cars) is less of a problem. Amazon, on the other han
836.
by igetspam 7y ago
There's almost no effort. It takes less than five minutes each time, to both order and request a credit. I've wasted a lot more time than that on trying to get them to remove USPS as a shipping option. At this point, it's
837.
by igetspam 7y ago
I hope they can do a better job than Amazon but I'm not confident. I'm currently gaming their system of one day delivery failure credits because they can't seem to wrap their heads around the fact hat USPS won't deliver
838.
by igetspam 8y ago
Have you played with it at all? Mozilla isn't acting as a data broker, they're providing software and a framework. The world of iot doesn't have that many great offerings for private systems. Mozilla is taking their years of
839.
by igetspam 8y ago
You'd think that but you'd be wrong. Having worked in engineering at Google, the impact of these design changes is well understood. Performance numbers are checked against all "major" browsers for every build. Some thing
840.
by igetspam 8y ago
You can do it. I've built custom ROMs from the lineage code base that stripped out Bluetooth, GPS, phone, messaging, etc. It's not that hard, just time consuming.

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