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8y ago
Thanks fam. This is even lighter than what I was using previously.
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8y ago
Which unfortunately, is the sort of person who's going to accidentally click on an ad, which is probably an intentional move on their end.
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8y ago
Yes, in fact there are several and I use them all. The network effect has a positive influence on curation but an often profoundly negative effect on conversation. The smaller reddit spinoffs tend to have users that are more passionate abou
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jtriangle
9y ago
So you're saying that we should just let people lie and get away with it? Because right now she's getting away with it.
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9y ago
And recall, you're playing Game of Thrones with nuclear material, so there will likely be no winning that. Best case would likely be China just annexing the whole country and imposing martial law for the next ~30 years. At least people
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9y ago
You can usually have them turn off the ability to overdraw.
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9y ago
And before you get your hopes up, it's IOS only =(
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Myspace Hack Leaks 470 Million Usernames and Passwords
(nakedsecurity.sophos.com)
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10y ago
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11y ago
Just to advocate the unpopular for a moment, it could be that a consuming more means a need for more energy which eventually leads to needing new ways to create energy. So, consumption drives innovation to enable more consumption and so on.
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11y ago
I'd be worried about the trucking unions having a legal field day over something like this. The taxi unions are one thing, but the teamsters and longshoreman are a whole different thing. I don't think we'll see Convoy trucks
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11y ago
nope, it's pretty bad for me too. w10 with default display everything.
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11y ago
Weirdly enough, it wasn't the EPA that caught them, so they were doing a good job hiding it from the people that are in charge of finding these things out. So you could say, they would have gotten away with it if it weren't for th
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11y ago
If you're not on your network and you're on android and you're rooted you can sideload adaway to get ad blocking everywhere, including app-based ads.
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11y ago
It's market demand for efficient yet sporty cars. They saw a market and made their cars dominate that market. To that end they were wildly successful, so if you set aside any ideological barriers that would speak against creating more
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11y ago
It remains to be seen if their "carrier killer" missiles are effective. Very likely the countermeasures a current carrier group could deploy would be effective in stopping such an attack.
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11y ago
Their reasoning is that f-35 is nuclear capable, whereas the current drones aren't officially. It's not a good reason though, if it came down to it, subs with nukes would be more effective than aircraft.
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11y ago
That's a good theory. Wife her again. so, he sped his heart up somehow to the point where he could disconnect the leads without any disruption? Also, how would someone go about faking tachycardia?
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11y ago
That is actually a great point, hardware refresh is such that updates get performed regularly. Also, this exploit requires hardware access to the phone, which is generally considered game over in any respect. It would be beneficial if carri
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11y ago
Seems like he was in bad shape according to the article.
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11y ago
You're making an awful lot of assumptions to arrive at your conclusion. You have exactly as much evidence as is provided in the article and therefore can't make the claim that he did not. Of your points above, only point 1 is base
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11y ago
I don't see why someone wouldn't sell it to them, collect the bounty, and then either release/sell it themselves. It seems like Zerodium would have very little recourse.
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11y ago
> though it has been improving rapidly. This is an important factor, and maybe the fatal flaw in android's carrier relationships. Google is always very fast to push a fix out, but the carriers always drag their feet in getting the f