marysol5

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by marysol5 5d ago
It's been a claim for a long time. They used to claim that in the UK with people selling DVD's in pubs.
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by marysol5 5d ago
The company is a Lego buying company
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by marysol5 5d ago
The fragmentation that has occurred in Android Google does hate, they've been working to try and piece it back together, getting manufacturers to stop bastardising the OS.
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by marysol5 5d ago
Even better, stop using cron
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by marysol5 5d ago
And they, as proven by "blocking" can add a warning into the OS that the hardware has been modified. They could even make it block, but over-ride with a config setting.
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by marysol5 5d ago
Don't know what it is with Proxmox, but I always somehow managed to break it in such a way that I can't remove the container/VM or start it...
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by marysol5 5d ago
The "Snowden Docs" were just a wget --mirror of the internal wiki. So there was a lot of cruft in there. Greenwald just wanted to make a bigger name out of himself (and he's made bank on that) by claiming there was "mill
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by marysol5 10d ago
I think I'm too European to understand any of this
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by marysol5 10d ago
>something a human will never find Eh, yes it is. And something that humans find all the time. They even call out a non-AI tool that helped.
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by marysol5 22d ago
If hosting a zone and handling the odd customer transaction is "too much work", giving a refund to avoid all the aggravation of getting sued seems a lot like the easiest and best option
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by marysol5 22d ago
>I would not have guessed that .name 3LDs worked the way that it did if I hadn’t read about it. The situation in the OP is exactly what you just put as A)
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by marysol5 22d ago
Problem is, all these systems we still use were never designed to be like this. Hell DNS used to be one woman in an office who updated the zone if you e-mailed her.
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by marysol5 22d ago
IDRBT Institute for Development and Research in Banking Technology
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by marysol5 22d ago
People still fall for paypal.com.4385ht43987th34098rh34279h3.legitorg.ru
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by marysol5 1mo ago
EFF has this tool: https://coveryourtracks.eff.org/
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by marysol5 1mo ago
Ironically as a Brit on the continuant, that was one that annoyed me. Trying to pay for what I used, in order to leave and do some things was a pain...
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by marysol5 1mo ago
People are used to that concept enough that changing a small item on the menu doesn't require a whole re-print, or sitting for an hour with a bottle of Tip-Ex
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by marysol5 1mo ago
Define "the norm", because it's absolutely a thing, just not required and or demanded like it is in the USA.
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by marysol5 1mo ago
I assume it's because the side bar on the right tracks with your view
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by marysol5 1mo ago
As someone, who was wrongly accused of a crime, and had to go to court over it. I can relate, I was massively suicidal, made a whole plan and stockpiled what was required to do it. I was having vivid dreams of even more extreme ways I could
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by marysol5 1mo ago
Believe what? It's the truth of the situation, it's reality.
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by marysol5 1mo ago
"You are hereby charged with the offence of rape. How do you wish to plead?" "I am sad" "Okay, you are free to go"
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by marysol5 1mo ago
It's also weirdly interesting how people defend Swartz activities, while calling on other people (or corporations) doing it to be prosecuted.
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by marysol5 1mo ago
He'd been caught once already, then continued and went around ever barrier they put in place to try and stop him.
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by marysol5 1mo ago
Not in this case, also why because it's "digital" does it change anything. SWATing is "digital" but leads to very real death
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by marysol5 1mo ago
Here in the UK we have "Duty Solicitors", who are on-call in the police station should you need them. Problem is, the pay out from the government for their services is atrocious, so not many are willing to go onto the list. And th
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by marysol5 1mo ago
I can attest to this. My duty solicitor on the day of my arrest kept making comment that he believed I committed the accused offence (I didn't). Mostly because he didn't understand it it, so that's proof enough it seems. He t
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by marysol5 1mo ago
Not all legal professionals are good, and not all are even working in the interests of their clients.
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by marysol5 1mo ago
"We need Jungle I'm afraid" https://www.youtube.com/shorts/8jZUTPPf6do
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by marysol5 2mo ago
Everyone knows a guy, who knows a guy, who's dog met a guy

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