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jowea
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Well, it's a teaser trailer for the sixth sequel in a well known franchise, I think mostly everyone in the target audience knows what the game is about and trailer is just to build hype among people who would be hyped even if it just s
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2y ago
Eh they just say it split back into the usual cyberwarfare sections inside of each usual military branch, not like they actually ceased operations.
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_cyber_warfare_forces A cursory look and it seems Germany and China were first to having a specific branch, but China dissolved theirs https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki&
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2y ago
Testing ⌚ https://emojipedia.org/watch says it's from 1993 Unicode 1.1 But the other emojis from that group seem to mostly not work.
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2y ago
If you want it RIIR there dua: https://github.com/Byron/dua-cli
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2y ago
Oh the irony, unless it's deliberate vengeance.
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2y ago
Pardon me but I'm laughing out loud here. Who is this for?
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2y ago
I have the Enhancer for Youtube extension which solves this problem. And maybe I'm being an anti-change curmudgeon but the previews below seem to be putting more emphasis into engagement chasing social media by having Google try to con
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2y ago
I think it makes sense as a continuation, as opposed to mere maintaining the doctrine. Independent fighters is on the same side of a spectrum between focus on fighters and battleships that fast carriers are. The fighter models themselves ar
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2y ago
Not that it really proves anything but here a video of a niche youtuber eating Boer War surplus canned food https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jZoHuMwZwTke
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2y ago
Can't you just commit the configure file?
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2y ago
I think we should still take notice that polls can be manipulated and we have to be careful with the wording. Also people are prone to agreeing to good sounding abstract things but then disagreeing and voting or acting in another way when i
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2y ago
If Europe had 50 small companies doing what big tech does I don't think there would be a problem, but the problem is that Europe doesn't. So it gets a smaller slice of the economy and has to "import" social media, operat
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2y ago
I'm not sure this is just a matter of priorities. Isn't political leadership in the EU disappointed with the lack of tech industry in the EU?
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2y ago
Maybe it's a requirement for for air travel only? Why do all those countries bother? Surely they don't all have exit visa requirements?
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2y ago
Because there are more people who care about the jobs than care about the stock price.
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3y ago
The first thing made frictionless by the Internet is probably communications. And yes payments is something that can be solved mostly inside of a computer so it's much simpler than healthcare.
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3y ago
It seems you're discovered the real meaning of "Code is law". But really, how can you argue with a computer? Sue the IRS equivalent?
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3y ago
I remember reading about something like this way before the current AI craze. Didn't seem that complicated or at least that was the way it was explained, just a matter of checking whether the child was looking more at faces, eyes or ob
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3y ago
Ok that does seems more viable than mangling it on the average Android phone. Unless of course you're tethering another smartphone by sharing the wifi hotspot, which in my personal experience is a common use case.
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3y ago
And what's the very easy way to do that?
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3y ago
Debit cards?
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3y ago
Youth suicide rates are going up, I think that's quite objectively measurable. https://www.cdc.gov/nchs/data/databriefs/db471.pdf Not proof that social media is behind it of course.
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3y ago
Left(ish) libertarianism?
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3y ago
Even then, some of those means are noisy, require special equipment or skills or make it obvious a break in happened.
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> This is only useful for a consumer if they cannot access cash or a credit line to pay for a sudden large expense. Isn't that the main point of insurance? Insurance can also socially redistribute bad things. Which fair enough it is
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3y ago
What if you're searching for "bank" or "flashlight" or "map"?
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3y ago
I don't know, if an American newspaper writes that a British minister went to "public school", wouldn't that be misleading?
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I suspect the EU is actually what makes separatism viable. Without the EU and related treaties you'd suddenly have a hard border across a previously united country with all the social and economic consequences we have seen in the parti
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3y ago
Can someone explain why can't they just create a new subdomain for each of their stuff? Is it because it's easier to deal with the registrar and pay instead of the internal bureaucracy to assign a domain name? Is there some techni
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