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by kdmtctl 2y ago
I barely used the dial while driving, except for track selection. There are lot of different knobs in old models)
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by kdmtctl 2y ago
Sure. That what I meant balanced.
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by kdmtctl 2y ago
Did you ever tried to use the rotary dial for text input? I gave up immediately. The car has a regular screen regular, no touch. Something is good only when balanced.
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by kdmtctl 2y ago
As someone mentioned a Lexus in the thread, my memory popped up the fact that most expensive models have thermostat corrected for the sun position and probably current weather.
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by kdmtctl 2y ago
The first time I've actually checked what kind of bloat VSCode brings to a server, I stopped used it this way. No deep inspection, just in sake of Occam. Long forgotten mutagen works much cleaner, although requires a bit of a setup.
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by kdmtctl 2y ago
This is a complex thing. Don't give your location to the app. Turn off GPS, use VPN and don't use any apps/sites that linked with your real identity on the same device. Most of the other parameters in the commercial surveilla
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by kdmtctl 2y ago
I'm starting to love when text is not perfect. So genuine!)
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by kdmtctl 2y ago
... and banks, of course.
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by kdmtctl 2y ago
Risks vary based on the mitigation strategy and the time available for preparation. Only S&P can distantly resemble the volatility of a pure speculative asset which depends on psychology and the amount of extra money in the markets. But
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by kdmtctl 2y ago
Write only is not an audit. This is a crisis management style.
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by kdmtctl 2y ago
Did you often encountered anyone on a POTUS ad hoc mission while being there? There will be background checks maybe, but the winner takes it all.
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by kdmtctl 2y ago
This is exactly the reason why they were selected.
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by kdmtctl 2y ago
Kids tend to miss a reasonable doubt and tend to hate sincerely. This why they are good in rapid cutting regardless of consequences. Any amount of brilliance will not compensate even 10 years of experience.
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by kdmtctl 2y ago
Not being a fan of CCP, I wonder how many times you did ask ChagGPT about CCP? Why bother suddenly? Should it matter for a Chinese model which is genuinely good in every other aspect? Don't take it personally, please. Just measuring my
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by kdmtctl 2y ago
I was sure this was Elastic, you are not alone.
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by kdmtctl 2y ago
I think that was a shameless self promotion. A lot of PR and free traffic by taking a low hanging fruit. Nothing else. But they did some good though.
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by kdmtctl 2y ago
I suspect this is a docker container hijacking host firewall rules which is a common pitfall. Of course there should be an ingress and others, but it is also common to roll out a VPS in a hurry. No bad intentions from any side, just lack of
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by kdmtctl 2y ago
Anecdotally, a lot of 1C developers are not proficient in anything else because they don't need English in the main field, platform docs included, and can only get scarce translated versions of anything else. And blogs in Russian, whic
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by kdmtctl 2y ago
Still hurts. They are not owned by the state, this is not how it works. Someone was granted to buy and operate them, and possibly promised to keep the vessels later. Even for scraping. So, still a loss. Edited: grammar.
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by kdmtctl 2y ago
You can't do this indefinitely. There a lot of risk management rules and capital requirement ratios which dictate how much money you can make of "the thin air". Also you should have enough liquidity to let the customer transf
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by kdmtctl 2y ago
The biggest problem is every creator of ceasing privileges from others genuinely believes that he is excluded. First they came for the socialists, and I did not speak out—because I was not a socialist. Then they came for the trade uni
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by kdmtctl 2y ago
They do request to take down repos, sometimes in person for a disciplinary effect. And GFW is very effective, BTW. Wholeheartedly agree with the rest of the comment.
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by kdmtctl 2y ago
Get sued. You described a pure scam scheme. Of course there were underwrites and the usual dilution of responsibility, but even in this case "I wasn't able to predict that I can't handle it" will not work.
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by kdmtctl 2y ago
It's true. Anyway someone should cover the gap. Considering that X can't directly pay shareholders loans, the first principle of accounting.
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by kdmtctl 2y ago
Yep. And invent a new type of VPN every quarter to break free. The indifferent mass prevails in every country, similarly cold to the First Amendment and Censorship. And engineers just do what they love to do, coping with reality. Activism i
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by kdmtctl 2y ago
A little bit late to the party, but keep in mind that interest is a risk bound product, but fees are not. Fees are not pushing the capital requirements and generally better in terms of ROE. This is the main reason, I think. Also, traditiona
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by kdmtctl 2y ago
Upstream is shared by less subscribers than downstream. Usually in the same neighborhood. So, it is easy to spot a wider place and then put boots on the ground to do the rest. Any of widely used VPNs is much more generalized. Chain two or m
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by kdmtctl 2y ago
Fair point. But there are lot of educational resources for whistleblowers and others. OPSEC is crucial nowadays.
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by kdmtctl 2y ago
It is not. But this kind of money does have impact for society in any field. So, this a proper concern.
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by kdmtctl 2y ago
> Do you think a large proportion of Signal users also use VPNs? It is feasible to consider that interesting Signal users mostly use VPN as an extra protection layer.

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