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by lysp 3y ago
I think it also gives them a legal / business remedy if people fail to label their content. If someone for example makes a political video and fails to label it, they can delete the video/terminate the account for a breach of serv
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by lysp 3y ago
Further to that, taxi licences were limited in number and sought after. So it became less of driving a taxi and more about financial investment. People bought dozens of licences and leased them out. It no longer became about driving taxis a
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by lysp 3y ago
Magisk (the main rooting method) allows you to hide root from such apps. Most apps I use (ie. banking) are bypassed simply by adding them to a hide-list. The only apps that require a bit more work / expertise are apps that require inte
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by lysp 3y ago
Inbuilt snip tool does that too. WIN+SHIFT+S If it doesn't have the "Text actions" icon (dashed square with paragraph lines in it), you can update it via windows store to get the latest version.
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by lysp 3y ago
Do you know if one kept it plugged in vs the other only recharging when needed? I wonder if that explains the battery difference.
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by lysp 3y ago
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by lysp 3y ago
It's actually been ported to web - along with a lot of other dos based games. https://classicreload.com/dr-sbaitso.html
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by lysp 3y ago
Have you seen this? https://play.elevatorsaga.com/
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by lysp 3y ago
Another option for windows is ZTreeWin (a clone of the old XTree Gold). Fully keyboard based, and has a shortcut (F8) that goes into split screen mode if you need.
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by lysp 3y ago
Which is why new roles are (or should be) advertised as slightly different - for legal protection against former employees taking you to court for fake redundancies.
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X unbanned 6103 Aussie accounts after takeover(itnews.com.au)
2 points by lysp 3y ago|0 comments
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by lysp 3y ago
It was confusing for me too. Basically: - AppData = User (interactive) application storage - ProgramData = Service / Background (non-interactive) application storage
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by lysp 3y ago
I use a wildcard for mine. *.locallan.domain.com It exposes part of the domain, but none of the services. If you want to be even more secure, you could null-IP the wildcard and only allocate IPs for subdomains that you use.
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by lysp 3y ago
I'm not sure about whisper, but find YT subtitles pretty poor. I generally watch videos on 1.5-2x speed (depending on speed of person talking). I also turn on subtitles in case I miss a word due to the speed, and find it very random at
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by lysp 3y ago
https://blog.beeper.com/p/beeper-cloud-and-product-roadmap
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by lysp 3y ago
I'm similar. It allows me to skip over code and not thoroughly read it. ie. a colour for variables, methods, objects, strings, numbers. So I can see a bit of code and see it's {variable}.{MethodName}({string}, {number}) and can ge
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by lysp 3y ago
> He posited that if he checked an engine only once per game (at some critical juncture), he would be unbeatable (by any other non-cheating super GM). Not even to that extent. They just need to be told which single move mid-game to think
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by lysp 3y ago
Do you use CloudFlare DNS by any chance?
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by lysp 3y ago
Great to see that they have implemented a JetBrains plugin too.
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YouTube Autogenerating Music Videos Advocating Expulsion of Muslims from India(bellingcat.com)
9 points by lysp 3y ago|1 comments
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by lysp 3y ago
> Yes, the people remaining are addicted to/like Twitter. I remain because I still follow a lot of people on Twitter (news/tech/journos). There is not one single place that still has a majority of them apart from twitter.
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by lysp 3y ago
I wonder if the lack of tracking in the north is due to not having electricity to recharge for a week, compared to fleeing the area?
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by lysp 3y ago
As an aussie, it can mean both for me. eg. i just need to you to grab a couple of things from supermarket for me. The number of items is small, not not always two.
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Food Delivery Robots Are Feeding Camera Footage to the LAPD Internal Emails Show(404media.co)
6 points by lysp 3y ago|1 comments
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Twitter Fires Election Integrity Team Ahead of 2024 Elections(rollingstone.com)
10 points by lysp 3y ago|0 comments
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by lysp 3y ago
This seems to look very similar to generic ali express sensors: ie. Quick search: https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005005944910617.html Generally things without user manuals, or proper specifications are either directl
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by lysp 3y ago
That was a lot of fun. I know the first movement off by heart so that was fairly easy. Third movement was much more fun - trying to get some of the timing on that was pretty tricky. Had to alternate between 2 fingers and then throw in the 3
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TweetDeck is officially a paid service(theverge.com)
31 points by lysp 3y ago|8 comments
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by lysp 3y ago
If you live in Turkey, or happen to "visit" there for a short period of time, Youtube premium is $15cad / $11usd for 12 month subscription, or alterantively a few dollars a month.
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by lysp 3y ago
Australia has their own - Montague Street Bridge ("Monty"). It's 9'11 (3.0m) https://howmanydayssincemontaguestreetbridgehasbeenhit.com/ It has dozens of warning signs, an overhead gantry with rubber pad

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