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You have no sympathy for people fighting for the right to keep freedoms? Not sure what you mean by “for free”
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How old was your son when you started teaching him the command line, coding etc?
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7y ago
How are your general energy levels, memory, mood? I can’t provide any research or thoughts on your case I’m afraid but I expect others who may be able to would need this information.
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Collapse of Democracy in Hong Kong, a British Betrayal
(hongkongfp.com)
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“State capitalism” is a term I’ve heard used which makes sense to me.
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Ignoring the offensive language used, it should be noted that at every point in humanity (without being able to see into the future) the argument that “interesting stuff has been solved” could’ve been made. I think we are actually at a very
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What are you referring to when you say “scummy developers preying on users”? Honestly asking.
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It is also possible that the fact you watched John Wick puts you in a category of people that would own a handgun.
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> For 30 minutes they played the sound of cat and dog food adverts on loop. I feel like this could’ve been more similar to what was being suggested, adverts or background TV/radio isn’t what any ad-driven telemetry is going to be in
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This is great! Recognised a ton of the levels (have the 2016 one on switch).
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"XYZ Entertainment" or whatever it appears as sounds pretty traceable. Would be easy to find out what their services are.
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Hong Kong student leaders and their families face anonymous threats
(hongkongfp.com)
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https://www.hongkongfp.com/ Is a decent (non-CCP controlled/influenced/whatever source)
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But this is the point of security research, to find vulnerabilities so they can be fixed.
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Immediately thought of this, similar case but turned out to be pretty sinister! https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-44241364
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How I bypassed my schools security system to get root on my school MacBook
(blog.usejournal.com)
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This article is garbage. Her only point is that we should be “tax-ing [sic] the rich” (which the US already is at a high rate) and that would somehow give these people homes?
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7y ago
Thanks!!
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If you’re willing to open it back up I’d appreciate an invite :) <removed> [at]<removed>
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Most gambling software has self-banning (for time periods) functionality also btw
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7y ago
Still used a lot in casinos, poker tables especially
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7y ago
Really interested in this, can you provide some more depth/links to articles about how this works?
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The blinds don’t increase it’s a cash game not tournament
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1 ethical reason it ‘must exist’ is that it is a man-made game that some people enjoy without causing harm to themselves or others. Not quite sure what you’re suggesting, but “banning poker” is not going to solve the problem of gambling add
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Don't a lot of these fall under 'false advertising'? Seems like each country's regulators are not doing as much to combat this online as they are in brick and mortar shops?
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Anecdotal
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I thought the same. I think 10 days paid leave is considered competitive in the US. I’m in the UK where 25 days is considered competitive.
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I think this is sarcasm
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I don’t think hundreds of thousands of people, a significant portion of the country’s population, protesting would ever be called ‘terrorism’ by a reasonable person. It turned violent on both sides, that does not mean it was organised viole
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Don’t these methods of selling drugs mean the police can really easily infiltrate/perform a ‘sting’ operation? How do they verify the buyer and protect themselves from this?
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