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3y ago
They are not " still actively moderating, just doing so in a private community", they are shutting down their community for everyone. If you want to equate legal with morally good, the changes they are making to their API is tech
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3y ago
By that definition, almost every user on every social media platform would be an "employee". What reddit mods are doing is really not that different from creating a facebook group to organise a party with your friend or a twitter
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3y ago
The polls I have personally had a number of participants that was a single digit percent of the number of subscribers. Not exactly representative of the whole community. If the participation rate in the US election was 3.5% because they an
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3y ago
can you name a single from r/aww ? Could you even tell if they reopened it with new mods? People are not that passionate about mods from a sub about cute animals. Even in subs where people are very passionate about moderation, they j
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3y ago
Do you mean you can pay to avoid TSA ? Exactly, no TSA.
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3y ago
I got a few viruses myself. There were no free easy to use like we have today to sandbox an application or run a VM and it was well known that almost all cracks/keygen gave false positive. We just rolled the dice and hoped for the bes
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3y ago
yes, things have definitely changed for video games in the past few years. Loot boxes and the concept of being peer-pressured into paying money for trendy skins is not something that existed when I grew up. TBH, I think many concepts that
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3y ago
>The lumping of these together might help explain the gender imbalance in the mental health effect. I never thought of it that way but it makes a lot of sense in retrospect. It would also explain why the only people I know who developed
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3y ago
Microsoft is in a different situation because everyone is already forced to trust them with their OS and o365. For better or for worse, there are no current alternatives to Windows and the office suite for most businesses. If you already lo
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3y ago
I don't that's true in the context of businesses because they won't want their data to be leaked and/or used for other clients. The more data from your company you can feed the AI, the more productive it will be for you.
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3y ago
>Case in point, my son and his friends have a small discord server. And they play minecraft on a shared server. This not the same as scrolling TikTok / Instagram. But it's a degree of independence somewhat away from parental ey
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3y ago
what made the original facebook so great is that it was 1) semi-exclusive (ei. your parents weren't on it) 2) The content you saw on your feed was 100% things that your direct friends manually typed or shared with you. No recommended p
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3y ago
The difference is that a new article carefully chosen to fit your preferences doesn't magically appear on your lap every time you finish reading (or rejecting if you don't like it) the previous one. You also can't swift quick
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3y ago
if it was that clear, why would they refuse to confirm it? You can't argue an answer is super evident and at the same time insist that it is impossible for you to provide it.
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3y ago
>How's that supposed to work, when the process dictates that onboarding begins on your start date? You remind them that they better finish their background check and sign the final documents fast if they want you on that date. Whate
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4y ago
this is the type of monitor I'd buy if the the spec and price was somewhat in range with the rest of the market. I love the idea of single-purpose device in an square metal case that made no compromises for esthetic or to try to fit in
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4y ago
A massive amount of US dollars is held purely because countries and companies are forced to use it for many types of transactions (eg. trading oil). It's not by choice, they have a gun to head. The US has proven over and over again tha
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4y ago
The US is less than 7% of the world's population, they can manage to survive without us. It's wouldn't be easy for them, but it won't cause the same level of disaster in China as what you would see in the US. A big irony
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4y ago
The way I see it, there is also good reason why keygens are encrypting their payload. But that doesn't change the fact that getting viruses from them was extremely common until we got reputable repack site (eg. fit-girl) that tests th
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4y ago
In my limited experience with VMs, I have found that it's easier to skip it if you disconnect your internet before booting windows. It doesn't remove it completely, but it can save a few clicks. The page where they try to force yo
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4y ago
with VR/AR, there is no place to look away ;)
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4y ago
I have no problem with the vocabulary itself and most of the Legalese. I try to use more of it in my documentation because, as you mentioned, it has less room to interpretation and loopholes compared to more commonly used phrasing. My probl
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4y ago
>What on Earth could they possibly do now to top that ? Autoplaying videos with sound
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4y ago
This is so common (not just in the EU) that it makes me feel like it was done by design in a lot of cases. By creating these massive overcomplicated bills, they make sure only a handful of individuals are capable of reading them and the re
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4y ago
If you don't like how the chinese government operate, you probably should not want your government to imitate everything they do.
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4y ago
You can go back to forum posts from >10 years ago and paypal locking accounts with funds in it was a common problem even back then. Even if you had 50k$ in your account, they would reply to you with a one liner saying they can't dis
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4y ago
part of the problem is that they used a definition so large it could include anything that may be offensive to a paypal employee.
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4y ago
The difference is that unlike an FBI agent, you can just tell them to fuck off if you are not a chinese citizen. They only have power over chinese people because of their families back in China and their chinese citizenship that they may no
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4y ago
The irony with all of this is that if you live in a country allied with the US, you are safer on Tiktok than any US-bases social media platform. If you live in a western country, the US has way more power to fuck over your life than China
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4y ago
The company receiving the payment needs to convert the BTC to fiat if they want to pay their employees, infrastructure costs, etc. At a small scale, there are a lot of options to go around it and also avoid KYC, but it's not really a v
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