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kart23
6y ago
See, this may be the experience that you have, but for plenty of students its not. At a UC, we are paying ~1,000 dollars for services that simply don't exist. And don't get me started on out-of-state students. Add a zero on to tha
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kart23
6y ago
It doesnt say anything about the radar readings recieved, or the pilots reactions. You dont think these navy pilots know what planes look like on their radar and thermals? Mutiple ship and aircraft radar picked up consistent readings, movem
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kart23
6y ago
Yes! I found that once I started putting my achievements and goals on paper, it really motivated me to achieve my goals, and be proud of what I had done so far. Just write down what you did everyday, and what you hope to accomplish tomorrow
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kart23
6y ago
Yeah, a lot slower and more expensive as well. It adds up quick. I think pretty much every social media & dating site stores images publicly.
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kart23
6y ago
The article was written in 2017... And it's predictions were pretty much completely wrong. It's crashed this month, but the used car market has been inflated for a while now. I'm in the market for a new (used) car, and haven&
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kart23
6y ago
I believe you need to have some sort of privilege to switch to a plant based diet. It's not cheap, especially in america where fast food is so accessible, cheap, and satisfying. Fresh produce is expensive and calories per dollar doesnt
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kart23
6y ago
Doubt used will be impacted at all, if much. People are always looking for good deals on used cars, and most sellers dont immediately need to get rid of them, they can wait for a year or half a year and wont really depreciate that much.
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6y ago
We would like this if they made us pay a lot less. Currently we are still paying the same amount in tuition, and some classes just provide a video a week and maybe a trivial assignment. It just feels awful and I dont learn anything from tha
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kart23
6y ago
And discord has replaced it all. Nearly every online community I've seen recently has a discord server. And the range is wide and far. Minecraft, piracy, Linux, fashion, literally anything you can think of. And I think their market sha
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6y ago
I honestly think the biggest problem is finding those places. Some of them still certainly exist, but are dying because the people who started them are growing old, and the next generation would never find small, interesting websites on goo
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kart23
7y ago
yay for UCI! Really interesting product in ZeroTier by the way. But yes, I think there is a massive gap in knowledge here. It's apparent that a lot of the students aren't really interested in CS, just trying to get a degree and a
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7y ago
> hard Pressed to find asian americans doing lax Stop with these generalizations. I personally know plenty of asians who played Lacrosse in high school, myself being one of them. Some of these people even committed to play in college. Th
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kart23
7y ago
Yeah, you make a good point, millions of pages could quite possibly be from the same domain and basically have the same content. Search by domain, rather than pages, and I think it would be kinda interesting. What kind of websites are up th
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kart23
7y ago
Eh, I think I found the one you're talking about, and it still looks like a somewhat legitimate looking news site, and according to other sources still gets thousands of pageviews a day. Also, that's such a specific topic, by page
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kart23
7y ago
It's got some interesting stuff, but theres a lot of websites that get millions of pageviews.
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kart23
7y ago
Someone should start an anti-google. Like petittube.com, but for websites. Don't really know how to get the least viewed pages on the internet, but it would be an interesting site for sure.
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7y ago
Would this enable bitcoin mining using gpu in a browser?
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kart23
7y ago
Yeah, its one of the main reasons using GNOME is near impossible for me. I have a 32" 4K. 2x is too big, 1x is too small. Also, the nvidia drivers are weird for some cards in linux. I'm not running ubuntu, but I have the same exac
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7y ago
I like the concept. Honestly I think the toughest part is buying the debt. I tried to do some research, but I'm even more confused how people do it. Do they just call up a bank and ask for some debt? Is there some online exchange for d
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7y ago
Thanks for giving some insight into that process. I'd rather be patient and take on 'human' risk, which for some reason I feel more comfortable with. I'm probably being overly idyllic, but I just imagine being friendly
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7y ago
I've always wondered If I could just go out and buy like 10 mortgages or car loans in my area, and try to recover some of the money. I've heard that debt goes for pennies on the dollar, so I would think it would be possible to mak
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7y ago
Really? Care to share your experience/details?
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7y ago
There is so much going wrong right now. The result of a sudden influx of money obviously will come with issues, but I feel that a lot of the money is going to big companies with cash in the banks, and not enough to smaller ones. In a simila
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7y ago
Start buying stock.
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kart23
7y ago
type C and a headphone jack would have made this phone god-tier. Good on apple for releasing something affordable though.
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7y ago
Doesnt go exactly like that. More like: CCTV captures someone going to an area where known rebels or political activists live. (Look up videos on chinas face recognition, its insane.) Police decide to look through the person's zoom mee
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kart23
7y ago
Oh, ok I didn't read the original article thoroughly. The user still needs to give it the admin password, but the installer can be modified to also execute arbitrary code as the root user.
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kart23
7y ago
Theres an easy way to get around this too, firefox has the option to do dns over https, encrypting your dns queries, and if you force encrypted SNI, theres no way your DNS queries are getting hijacked and the router cannot see what sites yo
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I've seen schools do this. My old high school had macbook airs available for checkout at the library, as well as the desktops used for printing. Obviously the student user did not have admin access, and a student could trivially gain i
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7y ago
The password doesnt do anything for teachers who dont know how to use zoom. And people are not stumbling upon links. What happens is one kid sends the link to a bunch of other people, with the password, who can then join since zoom doesnt r
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