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by joxdosba 4mo ago
Name a single one of those situations, I can’t imagine any.
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by joxdosba 4mo ago
Hi, when I was in flight school it wasn’t explicitly stated but certainly heavily implied that as pilots were not allowed to trespass passengers and kick them off the plane mid-flight. If you have information to the contrary, I would like t
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by joxdosba 4mo ago
There’s no way a reasonable person would interpret that as a threat, it feels like you’re playing silly games trying to widen the Overton window by sanewashing an obviously unreasonable reaction.
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by joxdosba 4mo ago
Exactly, I’d imagine anyone genuinely bothered by such a network name must be a particularly unpleasant person anyway.
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by joxdosba 4mo ago
Am a pilot, this is totally wrong. PIC authority is strictly limited to in-scope items, this very obviously wasn’t in scope unless it was e.g. causing other passengers to behave in an unruly manner.
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by joxdosba 4mo ago
AI slop article with 300+ upvotes, nice going guys.
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by joxdosba 4mo ago
I’d certainly want everyone who’d feel uncomfortable because of a “Free Palestine” WiFi access point to feel maximally uncomfortable. I really don’t think this is an uncommon opinion.
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by joxdosba 4mo ago
That does not actually address the parents point in any way.
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by joxdosba 4mo ago
After the apartments had been granted planning permission. Apartments came first, no matter what mental gymnastics you engage in.
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by joxdosba 4mo ago
I’m European :)
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by joxdosba 4mo ago
https://googlechrome.github.io/CertificateTransparency/ct_po...
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by joxdosba 5mo ago
> If you're a CA you can just issue a cert and not publish it in the CT logs. You're not supposed to do that, but there is nothing stopping it. Browsers have mandated CT logging for years and will not accept such a certificate.
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by joxdosba 5mo ago
For what it’s worth, hCG disproportionately affects E2 levels relative to how much it increases T levels due to increased aromatisation activity. This is particularly visible in bodybuilders who add hcg on top of existing supraphysiological
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by joxdosba 5mo ago
With zero explanation as to how they collected that data, they might just be basing that on whatever the algorithm knows the author to be interested in. Over here in Europe I see exactly zero of these ads with black people in them, but I se
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by joxdosba 5mo ago
Doesn’t this article’s focus on race come off as a bit weird to anyone else? Pretty sure the people running these businesses are targeting a wide variety of different demographics. The article fails to provide any context as to why pretendi
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by joxdosba 5mo ago
Iran going like Syria would certainly interfere with US and global interests.
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by joxdosba 5mo ago
> And here we are today when a lot of people lust for the hardware, but just can't deal with MacOS Are there actually a lot of such people? Linux-on-desktop users are certainly loud, but also extremely uncommon.
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by joxdosba 5mo ago
At least some of Louis’s dragons seem to live in a bottle, considering his very public freakout a few years ago where he accused Apple of putting secret spy chips in his laptop to spy on him through the camera. In the end there were no spy
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by joxdosba 5mo ago
Ah, right. I assumed the comment was talking specifically about friendly fraud, as opposed to just fraud in general.
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by joxdosba 5mo ago
All cars inherently kill people, we should focus on the cars that kill many people in predictable ways rather than the cars that kill few people in surprising ways.
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by joxdosba 5mo ago
Complaining about the Chevy Cruze like that is hilarious . Did you go out of your way to pick up a particularly harmless example? What about all the other cars that kill significantly more people by design ? Like, I don’t know, any SUV or
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by joxdosba 5mo ago
Absolutely, they’re selling that access. Not giving it away.
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by joxdosba 5mo ago
It says that, but doesn’t actually do it. Just like Hola/Luminati used to. You don’t want to route the non-paying traffic through slow and valuable residential connections you can sell, you’ll rent a few fast dedicated servers to do so
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by joxdosba 5mo ago
If the cardholder is doing chargebacks on an US-based card, they cardholder is probably US-based. Not very easy to do with prepaid cards AFAIU.
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by joxdosba 5mo ago
This isn’t correct, the residential IPs are a completely separate and vastly more expensive product.