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lmz
5y ago
Please add "non paying" before "customer" and morenpeople wouldnprobably believe it's OK. Heck, banks where you actually keep money there are cutting down on services...
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lmz
5y ago
On my consumer grade motherboards netboot and the UEFI network stack is off by default. Network access code is still there though for purposes like online update (manually done).
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lmz
5y ago
Yup. In the extreme e.g. someone kills 3 of my family members and only gets a year in prison? Maybe I should just kill them myself and get 6 months in prison.
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lmz
5y ago
I have a few of them too, but let's be honest when it comes to their limitations. How is a watch winder any better than the Apple Watch's charger?
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lmz
5y ago
I am not an EU national either but I get to experience the cookie banners too. Is that also nonsense?
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lmz
5y ago
Self winding just means "needs to have the time reset after 2 days unworn". I wonder if an unworn Apple Watch would last longer?
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lmz
5y ago
What nonsense? GDPR also claims to be applicable worldwide if you serve EU nationals.
908.
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lmz
5y ago
Do you feel this way only about RT or does it extend to US propaganda organs as well e.g. Voice of America / Radio Free Europe?
909.
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lmz
5y ago
Until you get misbehaving users crawling every page.
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lmz
5y ago
I guess you could pretend mod_php serverless until it needs to be load balanced and then it turns out the code actually relies on writing to the filesystem...
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lmz
5y ago
That's sounds like stored value or contactless debit. What do you mean "not really paying"?
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lmz
5y ago
This article https://atadistance.net/2020/06/13/transit-gate-evolution-wh... claims that the Japanese technology is faster than the EMV contactless. I guess EMV is more convenient if you already have the card
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lmz
5y ago
They already do offer paid upgrades for more space: Google One https://one.google.com/about
914.
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lmz
5y ago
Other languages? It's the same kind of namespacing that Java or C++ has.
915.
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lmz
5y ago
Can't do that. "Tipping off" is a crime.
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lmz
5y ago
i.e. the kind of pollutant that got VW in trouble.
917.
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lmz
5y ago
That only works if the ones purchasing it care about quality instead of which one checks the most boxes.
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lmz
5y ago
You'll need an Apple device to set up Family Sharing (for the 5 users part), but if you don't need that you can set it up in a browser.
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lmz
5y ago
Does this even work for non-Russian businesses? I tried to register a business in "Yandex 360" and it asks for a Russian phone number and some identity numbers?
920.
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lmz
5y ago
I thought that was Amazon specific?
921.
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lmz
5y ago
...Or he could just go on vacation once he's done with the features he needs.
922.
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lmz
5y ago
The random part is six digits. I'd say pretty brute-forceable.
923.
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lmz
5y ago
Well, "self-hating" can happen to Indians too...
924.
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lmz
5y ago
Last sentence of the article mentions a caste discrimination lawsuit.
925.
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lmz
5y ago
Unfortunately they are the only eSIM supporting carrier in the country. Maybe this will help, but looking at the other comments here mine is not the only carrier that does so.
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lmz
5y ago
Plus if the concern is extraction of SIM keys from the iPhone, the iPhone already has some more valuable keys stored on it: those for Apple Pay cards.
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lmz
5y ago
They could, but they (mostly?) don't. On the other hand carriers do charge for moving eSIMs between phones.
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lmz
5y ago
Will there be reparations or is the US going to keep the lands? Is it OK if the Chinese do it now and teach their schoolchildren about it 100 years later? Looking from the outside this just looks like pulling up the ladder. "Oh we did
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lmz
5y ago
You missed the part where the USA killed off most of the native population of its western side and drove them off their lands, yes. Different times, but maybe that's just the thing to do to get to superpower status and China's jus
930.
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lmz
5y ago
Leaky databases aside, the objection to a National ID system is very American/British thing.
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