izacus

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631.
by izacus 8mo ago
Forming a relationship with children when they're most impressionable for marketing and later nostalgia trips helps too.
632.
by izacus 9mo ago
You'll quickly find out - as people are finding out in EU nowadays - that *no* bank will go through the trouble of fighting checklist security auditors to keep your linuxes working. Wait till you find out that your prefered Linux bank
633.
by izacus 9mo ago
Millions of owners of Samsung devices somehow manage to not do that every day.
634.
by izacus 9mo ago
Don't mix security and freedom. They're commonly opposed to each other.
635.
by izacus 9mo ago
Since when are they allowed to deviate from the path commanded by the tracking software?
636.
by izacus 9mo ago
I never had to use a "network savvy person" to have people connect to their TP-Link or Reolink cameras at home. The cameras record to SD cards (or NVRs) just fine. Stop spreading lying FUD please.
637.
by izacus 9mo ago
Well, open Reolink and UniFi website and there it is. (Yes, I know you did the post with "haha, this is too hard for average human", but it really isn't. Don't be a big corp shill.)
638.
by izacus 9mo ago
Meanwhile I bet marketing people in your own job and all the other jobs you had used those in every single email.
639.
by izacus 9mo ago
I don't think you understand what "high trust" means. High trust societies have no need for surveillance which is what makes them high trust.
640.
by izacus 9mo ago
The fact that Batman is an ultra wealthy 1 % which dishes out justice with his expensive toys while hiding from most of the authorities is also quite a message.
641.
by izacus 9mo ago
The whole idea about any superhero media is a special dude going on a violent spree because the authorities (in their eyes) can't do their job properly. The whole concept is anti-government and society as a whole.
642.
by izacus 9mo ago
I'm fine with free thinking, but a lot of these are just so repetitive and exausting because there's absolutely no backing from any of those claims or a thread of logic. Might as well talk about how AI will invent sentient lizards
643.
by izacus 9mo ago
How much are you willing to bet on this outcome and what metrics are you going to measure it with when we come to collect in 3 years?
644.
by izacus 9mo ago
Are you not able to think of a simple concept of "maybe the ads are regional" and you need to immediately jump to dumb conspiracy theories?
645.
by izacus 9mo ago
Trying to streamline the series into a boardgame seems to be a trend. Even Civ6 felt more like a boardgame for points than a sandbox already, even though it was still rather enjoyable.
646.
by izacus 9mo ago
There's no better story generators than those games though, even Civs don't quite compare.
647.
by izacus 9mo ago
I mean they are terrified and are doing their best to manage the situation: by lobbying German state and EU to ban imports of competing products and stop EV migration so they can continue churning out worse and worse ICE cars for higher pri
648.
by izacus 9mo ago
What's old fashioned about not having your business ability dependant on the vendors crappy cloud license check?
649.
by izacus 9mo ago
I bet most drivers plow through that area at 30mph (since it's 25mph limit) instead if driving as slow as 16. Even people being all indignant on HN.
650.
by izacus 9mo ago
One thing I can always be sure about, is reading premium gold plated, high quality, absolute dumbest nonsense about EU policies and state of EU on this website.
651.
by izacus 9mo ago
> On average you include sleep deprived people, driving way over the speed limit, at night, in bad weather, while drunk, and talking to someone. FSD is very likely situationally useful. Are those people also able to suprevise FSD like th
652.
by izacus 9mo ago
From cancelling pointless military projects?
653.
by izacus 9mo ago
If you were taught that law you were also taught that every use of a given word doesn't immediately mean infringement if it doesn't present a danger of confusion.
654.
by izacus 9mo ago
Rules of this site also ask for argumentation that goes beyond "someone sued so they must be right". You made a claim of trademark infringement when in reality no such thing was actually proven. You just automatically assumed the
655.
by izacus 9mo ago
Anyone who did research (like we did locally) has seen the repeated flood of right wing attack messages following any EU news on any social media. There's been plenty of research connecting them to Russian bots and their pets (e.g. Orb
656.
by izacus 9mo ago
I'm asking you because you're part of the fight and are talking about costs without providing the context. So, which one did you pick to talk about to make a counterpoint?
657.
by izacus 9mo ago
There's literally a screenshot of Chrome with extensions in the article you're comenting on. Why are you confidently commenting if you didn't even attempt to read the article?
658.
by izacus 9mo ago
Can you be specific which countries are you talking about? Because you seem to be in a word fight with very vague arguments and with someone else with very vague arguments and it's not even clear you're talking about same things.
659.
by izacus 9mo ago
Yes, I am. Are you? Sorry, "tax efficiency" or what the euphemism is that tries to hide whats actually going on. :)
660.
by izacus 9mo ago
Funny how "company does tax evasion to avoid paying their share" is praised :P

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