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A Booming Airline Business: Shipping Pigs to China in 747 Jumbo Jets
(finance.yahoo.com)
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6y ago
Its even better than that - once you enter any "extra dot" youtube link, all other youtube links on that page will have dot as well :)
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Yepp. I installed on multiple Windows and donated many times; I suggest you do the same (I am not related to this project in any way). The only "issue" I ever had was with Dropbox updates. Dropbox main instance would download its
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6y ago
I crashed many Win 10 versions trying to turn off bunch of telemetrics and cortana and store and other calling home services by tweaking registry and never quite succeed. Until I find Henry++ Simplewall. Brilliant tool - instead of tweaking
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6y ago
I'm not being ignorant. I am simply asking question - what are examples of government physically harassing software people? Unless what you saying is that some programmer neck was crushed for 8 minutes because they didn't want to
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6y ago
Us government has been _physically_ harras people for software? Some examples please?
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Whats your point? Telegram owners are private enterprise. They could say "okay we do it for money", or say "we won't do it because of principles". Where is this so-called "arm-twisting" ??
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Arm-twist? You know NSA is an American Agency, and America is not China - there is a free enterprise. The only way they can "arm-twist" you is by rules and regulations that every company has to follow. In other words - NSA cannot
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6y ago
> His kids are American. Wait, what??
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Two vulnerabilities in Zoom could lead to code execution
(blog.talosintelligence.com)
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eBay is port scanning visitors to their website
(blog.nem.ec)
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6y ago
We should know more about this. Who was the individual? What company they wistleblow about? These facts matter.
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The Full Strawberry Moon Is This Friday
(livescience.com)
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SpaceX to launch 60 Starlink satellites for megaconstellation tonight
(space.com)
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Also wouldn't they logic imply you have something to hide? - Special Agent Smith here, FBI - here judge sign this order? - What is it? - Its someone who we suspect of doing bad stuff, AND they are using paid version of Zoom. - Oh that&
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Bitcoin Price Surges Above $10k Amid Unrest
(forbes.com)
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News Outlets Are Liable for Others’ Facebook Comments, Australian Court Rules
(wsj.com)
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Any idea why both Nasa and SpaceX feed both run on 720p max?
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I stand corrected and removing my message now since my scenario wasn’t related to this zeroday bug. Thank you to everyone who educated me.
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Welp, SpaceX's Starship Prototype Just Blew Up
(popularmechanics.com)
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I bet there are some ThisIDDoesNotExist websites that bots use to autogenerate vast majority of fake ids, probably by using ThisPersonDoesNotExist website. You can generate realistc photos of IDs from countries that Twitter cannot positivel
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I think its possible Trumps is actually striking the tune with fellow Republicans to get their likes learning anout Reagan slow approach to AIDS - I was shocked when during last SOTU, Trump announced that within one decade we will finally f
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6y ago
Its basically an opinion of so many people that 1776 was a nice and pleasant meeting between locals and British Government. The locals sat down and said: "sorry we do apologize but we do not want you here anymore; please kindly go"
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Another good page with stats [1] including this: $63 million in fines issued $57 million of that issued to Google [1] https://www.varonis.com/blog/gdpr-effect-review/
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Two years in, GDPR defined by mixed signals, unbalanced enforcement
(complianceweek.com)
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Fun fact: Klein got actually interested in that room because he overheard a janitor that was complaining that he is not allowed to clean that room and that makes him feel he's not doing 100% his job. The initial response from some high
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Suggest checking out Dynadot - they always run some promos and I typically get .com for 99 cents first year. Then they are $8.99 including proxy/privacy. I had many of issues over the years that were flawlessly solved with Dynadot chat
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The biggest supplier of Covid-19 PPE in USA is 2 months old
(whois.domaintools.com)
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SpaceX's Crew Dragon spacecraft faces its biggest test
(upi.com)
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Spotify Strikes Podcast Deal with Joe Rogan over $100M
(wsj.com)
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