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by jijji 4y ago
It looks like this pay-for-play method is going to have a chilling effect on any developer creating an alternative Gmail interface. Same with removing IMAP.
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by jijji 4y ago
How would Nvidia even know what people are doing with the cards they purchase? Thats like saying that Intel should disclose that a large portion of its chips are being used to siphon porn off the network.
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by jijji 4y ago
I encountered this recently on Facebook Marketplace. I post ads for houses for rent, and the ads say "no pets". This has been fine for 20+ years on craigslist, but on facebook marketplace the minute some guy writes that he &quot
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by jijji 4y ago
I've been working in the computer industry for over 30 years and I never went to school I was self-taught and never took any boot camp and never went to a diploma mill either so I know that those resumes generally get thrown in the tra
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by jijji 4y ago
>Moderation is a hard issue. Honestly, Elon Musk along with the team at OpenAI using things similar to what has already been accomplished with GPT-3, can make a real improvement in AI based moderation, at least in terms of being able to
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by jijji 5y ago
It seems the black hole information loss paradox trying to be explained by quantum mechanics is similar to what happens in the death of humans trying to be explained by religion. There is no one that can examine either state, falling into
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by jijji 5y ago
a big part of the reason linux became so popular was because of the huge dollar amounts Sun, IBM and HP were charging for their OS.
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by jijji 5y ago
Here is a story [0] to support your claim, with testosterone levels declining 1% per year on average [1] [0] https://www.forbes.com/sites/neilhowe/2017/10/02/youre-not-t... [1] https://ww
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by jijji 5y ago
I have a lot of rentals and the big things that I look for as a landlord is criminal history and make decisions based mostly on that. Credit score doesnt come into the calculation because you have to assume most renters dont have a great c
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by jijji 5y ago
its easy to lose money if you're buying at retail and then selling at retail... there is really no money to be made in that scenario. I buy and remodel and either sell or rent the houses I aquire, but I do this at drastically reduced r
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by jijji 5y ago
Being able to set outbound Caller ID is something that is common with SIP providers and T1/PRI providers. The most common case today is using SIP. The billing happens at the provider level, and is not based on the user defined Caller
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by jijji 5y ago
it says its on device, but then mention its $899/month
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by jijji 5y ago
No explanation of how this accomplished... What about the security implications if the archived user data is stored off-device?
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by jijji 5y ago
The author writes that he is "still waiting for a straight answer as to what the structure of the atoms that make up my body is". The answer to this is more of a biochemistry or molecular biology question than a quantum physics q
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by jijji 5y ago
Google went downhill when they changed the "Google Instant" algorithm from what people actually are searching for, to something more aligned with some leftist ideology based around what they hope people are searching for. This
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by jijji 5y ago
sounds like a train wreck in 2FA hell
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by jijji 5y ago
Negative Option billing practices, as this is referred to, has been a violation of Visa rules since at least 2010 and MasterCard rules since 2021 [0] and also an FTC illegal practice [1]. [0] https://www.google.com/amp/
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by jijji 5y ago
this is the first time that I've ever heard of a email blacklist provider offering to remove an IP from their database if you pay a monthly fee... it sounds like extortion.
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by jijji 5y ago
speaks to the current crime rate in Oakland, its out of hand... No wonder why the Oakland Raiders moved to Las Vegas.
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by jijji 5y ago
true
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by jijji 5y ago
Railroad theft sounds like a federal crime, the district attorney is partly to blame if they are charging these people under state trespassing laws instead of federal railroad laws [0] [0] https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode&
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by jijji 5y ago
i'll just stick latin1 charset for now... its slower and increases the size of ur tables to use utf8, etc [0] [0] https://stackoverflow.com/questions/12449336/utf-8-vs-latin1...
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by jijji 5y ago
it depends what your use case is, but if you are trying to mask you public IP, I'd been using Squid Proxy [0] for decades and even have production networks using it for scraping activity in a load balanced way [0] https://en
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by jijji 5y ago
I like the idea of cloudflare as a OSPF style file cache, but what about putting 80TB in a colo-facility on a 1U box and paying $80/month to host that yourself? is it cheaper to use Amazon S3?
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by jijji 5y ago
what about a real time white english to ebonics/jive translator, when are we going to see this...
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by jijji 5y ago
a good example of doing Auth-Basic in PHP is https://www.php.net/manual/en/features.http-auth.php
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by jijji 5y ago
It could have been a mass SMS message, so I guess this is a little bit better, at least the managers get to see the look on their faces and the sobbing part of it to make it more emotional and real.
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by jijji 5y ago
That's primarily a Windows problem though, right?
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by jijji 5y ago
speaking of runtime performance if you look at lzma for instance it's horrible on runtime performance but it produces some of the best compression ratio of all of them
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by jijji 5y ago
> I don't equate the two In response to this, I'd say that I do equate the two. a lot of people think that you can help homeless people. but for most homeless people being homeless is a symptom of a greater problem. the prob

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