jpeizer

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by jpeizer 7mo ago
My worry is that discord will require the ID of everybody at some point or another. Now that they are going public I think every real user will have to identify themselves. The way they do it I think will be a staggered rollout of requests
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by jpeizer 2y ago
Despite how much we know in medicine we still know too little. Bloodwork will give you a snapshot of that persons blood chemistry. It’s still up to the doctor and lab to put together what that composition means. In other words, if there
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by jpeizer 2y ago
For US companies and its citizens, trading stock enough to send a message and make a difference is in the hand of the top X% of people. Those same people don’t have to worry about the same things we do. Their income tier makes them opera
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by jpeizer 3y ago
If you are the owner of the site may I make a single recommendation. In the domain field set the casing to all lowercase. Depending on the device fields like that want to start with a capital letter, thus changing the output password.
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by jpeizer 3y ago
Most times these companies have automatic copyright triggers on YouTube and YouTube will most of the time keep the video up, not punish the uploader, but move a portion of the proceeds to the company as payment of use. It’s happened to me
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by jpeizer 4y ago
It’s also a logistics thing. Since we also shop online. Store want online prices to match what’s seen in store and making the two match would be a nightmare and not reasonably viable. On the other hand thing like cars really should have an
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by jpeizer 4y ago
I am talking out of my bum here, but I think it’s a good guess. Normally when you sign up to you a service you are also giving that service provider access to your work. If that is the case here this access would exist outside of the licen
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by jpeizer 4y ago
Shortly after that he went to a court with a lawsuit asking twitter to lift the ban. ( https://www.cnbc.com/2022/05/06/trump-lawsuit-asking-to-lift... ) Remember that what he says means nothing. It’s what he
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by jpeizer 4y ago
IMO… I see the value of doing something like this but at the same time I see it being abused far more than helping for it’s intended purpose. The issue is that it will not be limited to messages. People are not dumb, they will share inform
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by jpeizer 4y ago
There are some things that maybe you would like to research but are a super private matter. Let’s say you want to research an STD you think you might have. Or let’s say your pregnant and don’t want others to know yet. Trust in a company
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by jpeizer 4y ago
The thing about these cookies and the privacy is that those cookies are accessible by everyone. And some websites can place cross site cookies and continue tracking you in detail just because you clicked that one link on that one website.