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by metildaa 8y ago
I've tried a dozen thus far to no avail :c I can hijack SMS routing entirely for inbound/outbound, but short of doing that I can't forge the from field and get the message delivered.
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by metildaa 8y ago
Which ones actually support this? From what I've tested, T-Mobile and Verizon will both fail to deliver SMSes that aren't originated by the carrier listed in the SMS routing for a phone # (which is wholly separate from the PSTN ro
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by metildaa 8y ago
Unless you have a device from Amazon (Fire tablet/stick), which runs Google-free Android.
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by metildaa 8y ago
The phone number will go to a recording directing people to use the online support form that routes to /dev/null, while anything mailed to the PO Box listed that isn't a legal notice will go in the trash. These large companie
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by metildaa 8y ago
A lack of anonimity has not notably improved the discourse on YouTube, if anything the real name policy has silenced many that would push back against the verbal diarrhoea, as the person who wrote said insane post might easily hunt you down
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by metildaa 8y ago
Most non-straight people I know did not graduate high school. Its a serious issue, and those that did generally flew under the radar and appeared straight until college. I know one trans person who was set to go to an Ivy League school (inc
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by metildaa 8y ago
Yes, even arbitration doesn't have direct, show stopping conflicts of interest like this. The K-20 education sphere loves its kangaroo courts though, most LGBTQ+ people I know have been cheated of their high school diploma by this scam
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by metildaa 8y ago
Except the board deliberating and passing judgement had a victim of the hacking on it, and chose to completely ignore the fact that this student was in class with mamy witnesses when some of the hacking events occured according to the logs.
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by metildaa 8y ago
Obviously its not stigmatized enough to dissuade Elon from publicizing his use of weed. I'd say partaking in marijuana is more acceptable in those 40 states than being non-straight based my own experience.
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by metildaa 8y ago
Sounds like OpenStack...
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by metildaa 8y ago
OP is likely in a very small bubble (betting SLU or the south end of Downtown). 3rd ave McDonald's is a front for something IMO, perhaps the open air drug slinging that happens on that block? Its funny that 2 blocks away there is a muc
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by metildaa 8y ago
Valve cut their fees to 15% recently for games that sell well, and reduced the normal fee from 30% iirc. Epic Games has brought serious competition to the industry, offering a broadly used game distribution channel for a low price.
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by metildaa 8y ago
Sounds like a solid reason to not build around a platform that can arbitrarily kill your project or business. ActivityPub seems to be gaining traction, w/o the beholden to a single entity issue.
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by metildaa 8y ago
Hmm? I just spent the evening in Ballard (tons of homeless people sleeping on the street! Really surprising, Market Street wasn't like this 3 years ago), yet none of the businesses I visited had locked or door coded bathrooms. Same in
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by metildaa 8y ago
Don't forget the wierd dependency hell when it comes to writing Discord bots in Python. They require you use an older version of Python that is "fun" to work with.
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by metildaa 8y ago
Glue code for the drivers :P
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by metildaa 8y ago
If you exclude the middle and lower classes, Americans get better than average care. Thing is, that is 90% of the population which isn't getting quality care.
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by metildaa 8y ago
ICU heroics isn't anywhere near as revered as our media makes it out to be. If it were, hospice and death with dignity (in some states like my own) would not be offered. Most dying people I've seen choose to live the best quality
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by metildaa 8y ago
Sounds like a great way for 1 angry employee to hijack a Facebook page.
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by metildaa 8y ago
This seems insane, how is a large company that has any sort of employee churn supposed to maintain something on Facebook? Your inevitably chasing former employees to get access to stuff your company built for the platform...
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by metildaa 8y ago
Personal accounts, especially private chat messages on said accounts should not be dug through at a manager's whim. Sure, an employee should know better than to use a chat platform from their own company when off the clock, but its sti
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by metildaa 8y ago
American Express also launched a discount prpgram for merchants, to make pricing comparable to Visa/Mastercard. If you have little volume, its easy to qualify.
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by metildaa 8y ago
This seems suspiciously low, do you have a citation for that?
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by metildaa 8y ago
Modern Mongo still seems to corrupt itself on the Unifi Cloud Controller I have to deal with if there is no disk space left or hard power off. Postgres will be usable after disk space is freed, or when booted back up. This is a really basic
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by metildaa 8y ago
Google should be working with the kernel team to get their code mainlined, rather than keep their patches out of tree for years on end.
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by metildaa 8y ago
Sounds like Google is continuing to act poorly when it comes to upstreaming their code.
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by metildaa 8y ago
Wow, Amazon has literally created a panopticon worse than Nextdoor & Facebook. This satirical article is quite accurate: http://theneedling.com/2019/01/02/nice-easy-fill-in-the-blan...
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by metildaa 8y ago
Centurylink isn't in Louisville, was just trying to highlight how Google Fiber has encouraged average speed per dollar spent to rise, and how other large providers are getting financially solvent wen running fiber. Most of Centurylink&
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by metildaa 8y ago
Infrastructure is far different than selling widgets. To make a profit, you want to get as many customers as possible even if you have to mix price points. The goal is to maximize revenue per home passed, not get a handful of homes at $20 a
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by metildaa 8y ago
Centurylink is offering gigabit for $65 flat (no taxes or fees) across its footprint, and 100Mbps for $55, 40Mbps for $45. At $70 a month Google was significantly above the average price people paid for internet, but they were offering a pr

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