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Kids making mud cakes, climbing trees, and taking shots at each other with shanghais. Teachers lounging on a beach somewhere. Meanwhile in classrooms, bots. The Dead Classroom Theory.
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I bet you think they eat the dogs and cats too, eh?
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> The ultimate entity that could hold businesses accountable is the government but the government itself is careless with citizens' private data. Let's not forget the largest data breach in US history by Elon Musk and his DOGE
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lol wut? Ever heard of ASML? They make the thing that makes the things that all the other economies you mentioned depend on.
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1. Provide a delay of a week. 2. Notify via all addresses on file. 3. Make an admin post (by the account in question) explaining that a 2FA override has been requested. Something you and all your followers can see.
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> "creapure", which is a patented formula known for its purity You mean known for its branding. Most people have never heard of creapure and those who do haven't tested it for purity.
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> but it's not unusual at all in tech. But tech workers are a tiny sliver of the population so no, $200k starter jobs are extremely unusual in USA.
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The tool is on his own website https://shell.hawzen.me/
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> It also saves 10% GST. For now. Your local companies hate the competition, and will be lobbying hard to remove de minimis exemptions on imports.
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Isn't pool lighting low voltage (12v?) so not much of a risk even if faulty?
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> No added salt Is life even worth living anymore?
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I defer to Betteridge so that saves me from wasting time reading the article. Can someone who's read it confirm?
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Can I ask why you're selling? Do you happen to be a young person looking to move for better prospects (economic migrant)?
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That comment was written tongue-in-cheek.
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Why did you need to be a citizen of three countries?
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The President confirmed this. They're not sending their best.
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That's the ugliest spaghetti i've seen in a long time. Why would anybody want to do that to themselves or their co-coders? Yes, separating html out in jinja2 or whatever is far superior.
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Yes
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Thanks. The dirty water is temporary, if by temporary you mean months. Do you think that disrupting water supply for more than a few hours is acceptable? In any case, why are you defending the giant corporation doing this?
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> Data centers just use some water for water cooling of cpus, there isn't anything to pollute. I wonder why they're using up and dumping all the water then. If the water was clean they'd consume none... it'd just flow
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It's the title that makes it murky. Should be "AOC displays drinking water contaminated by data center construction". And yes, when water flows from a tap into a cup it gets "shaken up" plenty.
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The only thing it's missing for me is secure notes for me to store my 2FA recovery codes in. So I mainly use Apple Passwords now, but still keep Bitwarden going for secure notes.
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The Apple Passwords app does all this just fine. The only thing it's missing is secure notes to store my 2FA recovery codes in.
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> * Web sites: Typescript, or maybe Go. lol, no. Just no. Python is far superior for website backends unless perhaps you're running one of the top 20 websites in the world.
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> "Everything was about how do we become more effective at extracting profits from this business." FTFGoodarzi
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Where I grew up, fish and chips was wrapped in actual newspaper.
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These damned wallpapers gave me my worst experience with Apple. MacOS would delete them and redownload automatically over and over again, using almost a terrabyte of data per week. And I wasn't even using video wallpapers at the time.
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> Those kinds of jobs might largely vanish. have already largely vanished
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You think people care? The average guy on the street doesn't even think about the fact that part of the price they paid for their lunch went to Panama for the use of a canal.
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It was always funny to us as kids, and we often laughed at the poor bugger who had earned that punishment (and were laughed at when it was us). Our teachers didn't abuse us like some do in other societies, with extra homework and deten

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