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7y ago
A story of repo cars driving and scanning tags has been seen on HN first time many years ago. Meanwhile a buddy of mine works for a "secret" company that has cars driving around ten most criminal infested cities (such as Detroit)
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Berlin police: In 3 months of e-scooters, 74 accidents
(apnews.com)
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More than myself I am concerned when POTUS is hit. Imagine seeing bunch of tweets showing up at 4am announcing to everyone that USA is in process of launching nukes against Russia right at this moment. By the time the whole thing is explain
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7y ago
The domain was registered many years before, but I agree I should have never gone with NameCheap in the first place. Another one much more reliable registrar is Marcaria, which went down price-wise since just few years ago.
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> however if you’d like me to recommend a more secure registrar i recommend: NameCheap Please don't. NameCheap is horrible at security of your account and at customer support in general; I personally had a battle with my ex (who jus
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7y ago
Pretty interesting story - basically one company in USA has "monopoly" on providing "paper" for your banknotes and the reason is mostly because they have been in business for centuries. Funny story from my early days at
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Google's new face-tracking camera for home
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Feds Demand Apple and Google Hand over Names of 10k Users of a Gun Scope App
(forbes.com)
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regarding environment, the difference between 1999ccm and 2000ccm engine size is non existant.
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7y ago
One can only imagine this will change once EVs will start making financial dent. In many European countries there is ridiciolous rule to tax your new car based on the size of ICE. Its for example 2.5% for less than 2000ccm, and can be 18% o
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> Why are there inevitably people who want to do the mental gymnastics of assuming innocence for a man convicted of sex trafficking? This is extremely good question that I continue to be unable to find an answer. Much bigger case than Ep
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I see. And you are a US-based judge with experience trying cases for 30 years to make this determination even though he was tried and sentenced by a judge in US court already you know better. Cool. Just tell me with cricuit court you try ca
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So he nade billions of off blackmail? Never knew that - any proof?
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I see. So because he was a horrible person and happened to be a billionaire, he should have rather spent his fortune buying and crashing a new Ferrari every day, got it. This country was mostly built by Rockefellers and similar despicable h
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I already answered that. Because in general - society doesn’t forgive. It would have been scandal had this info be published from day one. But he never made a dollar illegally. Its not like a drug dealer sponsoring a Boys Scout club.
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But did they break any laws? Can SEC or AG cone after them? AFAIK they dont even have US presence right? Its all China owned??
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If you look at their stock, its a third time they try to break the ceiling at $200 mark [1]. That's most likely how they were aiming this news. https://stockrow.com/FB
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A little story of admission of evidence I heard from a friend of my wife when I gave her ride home recently. We listened to Sirius 117 thru our ride and they always tell crime stories. It was a death row story and when the narrator said tha
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7y ago
Just to clarify - I have nothing to do with HK or the riots going. I am just stating that I was able to use my somewhat "burner" setup to register the App. What happens after that is whole different story.
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I'm not the only one using my tower I am sure about that. I am not that special.
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I used a simple mobile "burner" and was fine to authenticate. I bought bunch of $5 cards with cash in a small store and used this one in my dumb flip phone bought on a flea market few months ago. I am certain to a high degree that
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Plenty of jobs are like this these days. A few of my peeps do work W2 full time, but most time they spent at home; they show up at the office only for official meetings, and other than overall goals they manage their own work, including tak
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Let me quess - you never driver for Lyft or Uber have you now? Your full time w2 job comes woth exact the sane flexibility - you are allow to show anytime you want to, take breaks as long as you want to and do whatever task you want to. Sla
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I’m actually all for it. I don’t think it would be a big deal if unarmed Iranian drones are flying above US airspace zone or above the orbit high enough to consider it being outside of what atmosphere is considered. I mean US drones fly abo
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Fraudsters Used AI to Mimic CEO Voice in a Cybercrime Case
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Human-like neural activity detected in lab grown mini brains
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They are scapegoats. I just read majority of case files - there is not much of a proof that JJ did anything more than what law allowed them to do! Tune as old as Congress itself - you think a corporation acts immorally? Change the damn law!
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Very interesting, but can you elaborate how we could benefit from colonizing Mars? Even more so - how could SpaceX be much more worth by being able to go to Mars, and how others wouldn't be able to achieve similar step sometime after t
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The other guy wasn’t better. His assumption was that because 14 years old don’t know much about Christ or Christianity, after watching this obvious satire comedy made by people who produce many more comedy inthe past, all of sudden that’s a
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Well it won’t be Ellison looking into dollar value but judge and lawyers. Besides this whole scheme could be filed under insider trading in some form. And Martha Steward went to jail for much smaller schennegans. Ellison could be in much mo
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