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by lfodofod 4y ago
As if the poor couldn’t vote to change things if they wanted to.
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by lfodofod 4y ago
Why should we push down wealthy people just because the poor have it worse? Would it not be better to focus on improving the conditions of the poor?
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by lfodofod 4y ago
>I've read some incredibly heated email exchanges that all started because some network admin is mad that someone is port scanning his IP space There seems to be significant overlap between sysadmins who send handwritten abuse repor
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by lfodofod 4y ago
>Whichever way you cut that, if this happens to be a single host server, you're rapidly approaching a core-day with this load once you add some logging and such on top. No way a scraper running at less than 1rps is anywhere near a
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by lfodofod 4y ago
You see it’s a scraper, shrug, move on with your day. This is just standard background noise.
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by lfodofod 4y ago
What are you doing that 50k daily hits is even worth investigating?
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by lfodofod 4y ago
https://www.irishtimes.com/technology/big-tech/2023/01/13/eu... Pretty harsh words here too, but not focused on the amount.
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by lfodofod 4y ago
> They are building a lot of housing in Arizona, it is mostly luxury apartments which contributes to the problem of affordable rents because it tends to increase the rents of neighboring apartments. This does not make any economic sense
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by lfodofod 4y ago
This is the very visible hand of the government deciding to not create and enforce rules which would appropriately address this issue. You could, for example, aggressively imprison people for littering in national parks and perhaps restrict
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by lfodofod 4y ago
>Can anyone sue you for owning a domain and say that it's their trademark Well duh? Anyone can sue you for anything and say anything.
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by lfodofod 4y ago
I’ve changed mine once after 4 years of moderate use in a quite well insulated 1700 sqft apartment with wood floors, no carpets but a decent amount of visitors and occasional tiny dog. Those filters were used though, no idea for how long (t
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by lfodofod 4y ago
It’s worth considering that the statistics are heavily influences by demographics. GA pilots are mostly rather old dentists and the likes.
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by lfodofod 4y ago
Do note that GA pilots skew way older than motorcyclists.
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by lfodofod 4y ago
Apparently not related to kitfox, the aircraft.
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by lfodofod 4y ago
They do last much longer than the cheaper filters.
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by lfodofod 4y ago
I agree about handwriting being pointless, but simply doing writing exercises in the classroom should be sufficient to get students past the ChatGPT level. Right? Assuming the teacher is doing their job, it should be really easy to make su
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by lfodofod 4y ago
> Unless you're spending ~$1k+ Speaking of expensive air purifiers, you can often find excellent deals on used IQair units. I got 4 GC Multigas units from a local museum for 100 euros each. I have an alert set up on the local craigs
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by lfodofod 4y ago
How does that work? Does the electric motor of the fan put out meaningful amounts of ozone?
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by lfodofod 4y ago
There are aesthetic concerns, it’s harder to have a bunch of air purifiers spread around your home if they’re ugly as sin. Having one very powerful air purifier hidden away in another room is not as good as having a bunch of smaller ones sp
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by lfodofod 4y ago
So uh, what does the kit plane company have to do with all of this?
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by lfodofod 4y ago
Honestly, that still sounds like a minor inconvenience compared to DIY. Those things seem pretty set-and-forget beyond filter replacements.
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by lfodofod 4y ago
I use airgradient sensors. On the other hand, instead of DIY you could just buy air purifier units with integrated air quality sensors. A friend of mine uses these, they appear to work very well https://www.philips.co.uk/c-p
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by lfodofod 4y ago
> it seems like Kindle has better sideloading support now. For books? Hasn’t Kindle always had amazing sideloading support? I think even over a decade ago you could just email your pirated books to a kindle.com email address to have th
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by lfodofod 4y ago
I took this even further, put air purifiers in most rooms and hooked them up to air quality sensors. Mostly they run on the very quiet setting (or not at all), but they’ll automatically spin up if someone cooks, farts, opens a window or hit
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by lfodofod 4y ago
Fraud is what the government decides it is, the governments have deemed this to be fraud. Telecom companies don’t necessarily care about this, it’s often the governments who want to tax incoming international calls as an easy revenue source
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by lfodofod 4y ago
Make students write in the classroom using a pen and paper? Isn’t that more or less the standard at low-intermediate level?
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by lfodofod 4y ago
It’s worth noting that Luke would be a prime target for nation state hackers from DPRK and the likes. What happened here was likely a failed attempt to slip a backdoor into bitcoin core, attackers pulled out and took his bitcoins as a cons
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by lfodofod 4y ago
presumably pornolab
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by lfodofod 4y ago
> Wouldn’t they need to transfer it to a local bank before withdrawing as cash or whatnot? There are a bunch of exchange desks that will immediately exchange to paper USD. Want half a million dollars in cash within the hour? No problem.
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by lfodofod 4y ago
Software pirate groups you are talking about have very little overlap with people who were doing TV releases. > They have, but it’s just not interesting. Similar to how the p2p scene doesn’t give a damn about software DRM. But doing HDTV

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