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691.
by lazide 7mo ago
If it’s in a locked cabinet in the downstairs bathroom with the ‘out of order’ sign on the door, guarded by a leopard?
692.
by lazide 7mo ago
It’s a common ‘large enterprise’ dependency often due to some internal CRN/Accounting/Compliance software, so I suspect you are right.
693.
by lazide 7mo ago
Or just do it a different way until they get caught again.
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by lazide 7mo ago
In this case there was no sublicensing….
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by lazide 7mo ago
Mind linking to any particularly problematic ones? When I scanned through before making my earlier comment, I didn’t see anything.
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by lazide 7mo ago
How is it racism when it is literally written by/in Indians? As in literally has it as the locale and uses terms only really used in India? You might as well be complaining someone notes ‘it’s Chinese’ when something written in Simplif
697.
by lazide 7mo ago
Crores are pretty distinctive.
698.
by lazide 7mo ago
Sodium ion batteries seem roughly as fire prone as LFP - which is to say, no particularly? What are you going on about?
699.
by lazide 7mo ago
Bonus points if the ‘approval’ process exempts them from liability if misused - and there is no actual checking done as part of approval.
700.
by lazide 7mo ago
Because of course the thing that persistently fails to make it work will somehow fix it?
701.
by lazide 7mo ago
Stuck in stop and go traffic on the freeway doesn’t sound like a good place to me, but I’ve never had a DUI so meh?
702.
by lazide 7mo ago
They are accountable…. To the courts? What does workplace accountability actually concretely mean here? It’s the classic enterprise software issue too - the people doing the buying/selecting are not the people actually using it.
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by lazide 7mo ago
Well, and it did do something - make the experience more consistently mediocre. Which is indeed something. Previously, some airports were even more of a nightmare, and others were actually pleasant.
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by lazide 7mo ago
Many of those targeted by the sacklers did start as white, middle class, etc. or even white, upper class. Those folks that did fall to it, then became (often) lower class while failing to it. The thing to realize, is that the upper classes
705.
by lazide 7mo ago
But somehow in the opposite (yet same?) way.
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by lazide 7mo ago
Oh boy, California will love you.
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by lazide 7mo ago
No need to send - if there is no expectation of privacy because one of the parties is recording, then everyone can. (Check applicable state law, but it has been true everywhere I am aware of)
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by lazide 7mo ago
They won’t be marginalized if we don’t shit on them somehow .
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by lazide 7mo ago
Fixed wing? Using Starlink perhaps? $10k or so, maybe less. Taking out a billion dollar asset with a couple million dollars worth of drones and a few (more expensive) anti ship missles? Priceless.
710.
by lazide 7mo ago
Geoguessr stuff can be mind blowing. Being able to identify down to the county from some random sky and corner of a power pole type stuff
711.
by lazide 7mo ago
No way they could feasibly have built a roof over that reservoir.
712.
by lazide 7mo ago
Those are negative margins.
713.
by lazide 7mo ago
There is a massive difference between a specific website changing things (even an aggregator), and a search engine.
714.
by lazide 7mo ago
It is impossible to have (actual) zero margins.
715.
by lazide 7mo ago
And how would you propose doing that? Note: what do you think the feature essentially does?
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by lazide 7mo ago
The 4th (and 5th) amendment requires warrants to compel folks to do things they aren’t voluntarily consenting to do….. Not really a loophole per-se.
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by lazide 7mo ago
As noted, the company can sell it however. Which is even easier than a search, which typically requires paperwork.
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by lazide 7mo ago
You don’t actually consent (per-se) in most cases. Hence the warrant. If you consented, no warrant would be required.
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by lazide 7mo ago
The ideal situation for an expert is to prove causality! It’s nearly impossible, but it is the holy grail! This experiment was to try to falsify one theory, yes, but as you note that is a very long way from the actual goal - or the leve
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by lazide 7mo ago
For a given feature set. Anyone that has had to deal with a carbureted engine, or old school hydraulic ‘computer’ based automatic transmission is never going to extol their reliability or ease of repair. Those also are doing 1/10th of

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