jobigoud

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by jobigoud 5y ago
How can the prevalence increase between 30 and 60 days? Shouldn't this be x days of continuously experiencing the symptoms? Otherwise why do they assume the symptom is from the same continued illness?
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by jobigoud 5y ago
I think it's opposite. There is as much good stuff as before but it's drowned in crap, and that's exactly why search engines are so important.
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by jobigoud 5y ago
I think this assumes the ransomware team contracts with two people from the same company. In this case if they still want in they could use two different software or methods to encrypt the data.
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by jobigoud 5y ago
In many places you can't be fired on a whim. There is an incompressible period of weeks. You can get credentials revoked obviously but it fosters a different dynamic.
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by jobigoud 5y ago
Can someone explain what is the profile of criminals they expect to catch with this system? People that are tech savy enough to go on the darknet and find CSAM content but simultaneously stupid enough to upload these images to iCloud? And t
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by jobigoud 5y ago
Can they though? To the general public the optics of rolling back the update now would be that they are not fighting CSAM.
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by jobigoud 5y ago
If anything it's underestimated, this can be seen by comparing the number to excess mortality.
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by jobigoud 5y ago
It's not about the water inside, it's about the plastic. I do the same as grandparent, refill disposable but sturdy bottles, I change every 6 month or so. I assume the plastic itself is shedding particles away more and more as it
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by jobigoud 5y ago
That has to be the worst date format possible... It's ambiguous in all three parts and not consistent in leading zeroes.
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by jobigoud 5y ago
This should also impact the meat industry. I understand cows need to have calves to produce milk, these calves usually end up as food so the industry must currently have interlocked supply/demand between these somehow. This interlock m
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by jobigoud 5y ago
You can consume milk happily for decades, then stop or drastically reduce your intake, and then every time you consume a bit too much you get diarrhea.
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by jobigoud 5y ago
I think they were saying for the cause of the accident, not the seat belt part.
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by jobigoud 5y ago
User ownership of virtual land in a persistent game-world that multiple studios can work with without having to explicitely interoperate or know about each other.
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by jobigoud 5y ago
> rewinding it in my head This works for short term audio. Sometimes you hear something without paying attention and you don't understand, but you can somehow replay the sound in your head and parse it again. Maybe a related phenome
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by jobigoud 5y ago
It was https://nomadvisa.io/
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by jobigoud 5y ago
There doesn't seem to be an age limit on this which is interesting. Someone posted a worker visa website the other day and some of them had age limits like applicant has to be < 35 yo.
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by jobigoud 5y ago
You had to check for Windows ME as well so couldn't limit to the first digit.
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by jobigoud 5y ago
Feedback: This looks very interesting but it's unclear what the site is really listing. For example I select Germany. How does it know whether I need a visa or not to work in Germany, it hasn't even asked for my country of origin?
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by jobigoud 5y ago
I don't even see where you can change your origin citizenship… Neither on the front page or on each destinations.
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by jobigoud 5y ago
Many cities I would think. My spanish teacher lives in a big city in Venezuela and they use water tanks and electricity is rationed.
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by jobigoud 5y ago
Re your last paragraph, isn't this what pegged cryptocurrencies are? You couldn't have the same amount circulating in both fiat and crypto at the same time so they make reserves of cash while issuing tokens, but it's pretty f
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by jobigoud 5y ago
Many people won't bother. If the VPN trick doesn't work they'll just torrent the content.
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by jobigoud 5y ago
It's strange, how did the copyright holders figure out this behavior was increasing or that it was a problem? What metrics are they looking at?
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by jobigoud 5y ago
Some type of money has an expiry date. Not sure how it works in other countries but here (France) we have "restaurant coupons". You get these issued from your employer. You pay half their value and then you can use them to pay for
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by jobigoud 5y ago
> the script authors assume that it takes you 150 years of travel at light speed to get to a place that is 150 light years away Or maybe they know you wouldn't travel at light speed in the first place.
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by jobigoud 5y ago
Have you tried these apps? It corrects for white balance, contrast, orientation, etc.
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by jobigoud 5y ago
Are you sure this wasn't a variant of this problem where one of the result is already known? (Hence the "order" bit). There is a famous problem with endless debate about it, it goes like: a family has two children, one is a g
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by jobigoud 5y ago
> only able to decrypt if there's a hash match This is one of the concerns in the OP, have an AI generate millions of variations of a certain kind of images and check the hashes. In this case it boils down to how common false positi
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by jobigoud 5y ago
In this case the change of acronym to stress the abuse vs pornography part is completely backward.
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by jobigoud 5y ago
There is something called the VHEMT, Voluntary Human Extinction Movement. (Personally I'm against our extinction but this exists).

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