kevin_thibedeau

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by kevin_thibedeau 2mo ago
It is still common on small e-commerce sites. The ones at high risk of being hacked where you don't want them to have your card details.
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by kevin_thibedeau 2mo ago
Zelle is an ACH frontend. It is using normal bank infrastructure.
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by kevin_thibedeau 2mo ago
Places that can't have code leave the work site still do not use AI.
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by kevin_thibedeau 2mo ago
How is it that FS mechanics are dependent on which release you have available? It all seems to key off of TieProfile_UsesTie98Logic(). Why can't you enable that with just the 95 release?
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by kevin_thibedeau 2mo ago
> people save up for ages for Americans by and large don't do that. Much of the population engages in discretionary spending with debt instruments. Combined with mass innumeracy, they're all oblivious to the true cost of their
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by kevin_thibedeau 2mo ago
This is Broadcom's business model
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by kevin_thibedeau 2mo ago
This is a consequence of the world being eaten by managed code. IBM made POS checkout terminals that were blazingly fast 40 years ago. Now every modern data processing technogy is glacial by comparison.
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by kevin_thibedeau 2mo ago
Malaria covered the entire eastern US (creeping into parts of Canada) and most of Europe in the 19th century.
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by kevin_thibedeau 2mo ago
The irony is that Germany used to be a malaria ridden country.
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by kevin_thibedeau 2mo ago
And Jazelle.
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by kevin_thibedeau 2mo ago
Desktop mode fixes discrimination against small viewports.
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by kevin_thibedeau 2mo ago
How does their web site do device attestation? The argument that apps have to be locked behind a validation mechanism controlled by Google to be secure is BS when a cookie is sufficient.
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by kevin_thibedeau 2mo ago
The cherry on top is that their web site invariably still works so the refusal to work via app is an intentional manipulation tactic to harvest more consumer data for sale.
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by kevin_thibedeau 2mo ago
Some people unroll huge wads of paper.
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by kevin_thibedeau 2mo ago
I stuck to a debit card for decades but got tired of the discrimination after it was rejected by the IRS as validation for COVID stimulus. Gas stations could be problematic. Canada could be problematic. Everything works with a credit card.
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by kevin_thibedeau 2mo ago
That data is used in some alarmingly manipulative ways that directly affect your life.
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by kevin_thibedeau 2mo ago
It's glorious. We no longer have to stumble into a blog post split into dozens of tweets.
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by kevin_thibedeau 2mo ago
It isn't easy but you can economize with 4" in the middle. It will still be a lot of concrete to mix up if not using a truck. Fiberglass rebar is easier to wrangle for a DIY job as well.
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by kevin_thibedeau 2mo ago
5.1 adds uppercase ẞ which can fold to either ss or lowercase ß depending on the chosen algorithm.
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by kevin_thibedeau 2mo ago
Rogers crossed over into country.
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by kevin_thibedeau 2mo ago
Diabetics use short needle subcutaneous syringes that can be recapped and disposed of later. They have to have their insulin stored somewhere, which is just as suitable for a used syringe.
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by kevin_thibedeau 2mo ago
Threaten to sue the company. The bots will connect you to a human lickety split.
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by kevin_thibedeau 2mo ago
Are you sure they aren't C-to-C data blockers?
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by kevin_thibedeau 2mo ago
I inquired into a court case against a police officer who committed a sex crime. I only wanted to know the disposition of the case with no details. It briefly spit out a response involving the victim and wiped it away with a refusal to answ
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by kevin_thibedeau 2mo ago
Chatgpt will erase text it wants to censor if you get near sensitive topics.
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by kevin_thibedeau 2mo ago
Gays like him would have been forced to wear pink triangles in his utopia state.
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by kevin_thibedeau 2mo ago
Reverse engineering is legal in the US. You just can't disseminate the results if it runs afoul of copyright law or patents.
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by kevin_thibedeau 2mo ago
The fax machine was invented in the 1843 with many iterations on the idea prior to 1964.
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by kevin_thibedeau 2mo ago
How did society ever function when we didn't have technological interventions to spy on everyone?
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by kevin_thibedeau 2mo ago
The con is largely directed at the religious right, of which, poorer whites make up the largest cohort. That's how they convinced people directly targeted by the bigotry to still vote for them.

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