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3mo ago
I think by default it's whichever one you bought later. The judge may tell you it's the other one. But it doesn't matter because either way the store has to issue a refund.
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3mo ago
and did they choose that code because the J key had a down arrow printed on it?
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3mo ago
Why do you want that? The term "cuckold" isn't inflammatory. Some people enjoy watching their partners have sex with others - and they're aware that they do. If a developer enjoys aiding Google and Amazon without getting
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3mo ago
It's not flexible if it only flexes 20% above your current usage
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3mo ago
What effects do you want? There is a section at the end of the post about appropriate uses of cuck licenses. Namely, when the software has network effects so that sharing it widely is more important than making sure it only has free version
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3mo ago
Realistically you won't be caught analyzing server-side logs of things the client is doing anyway, even if you don't follow GDPR rules with those logs. But they want Google Analytics, right?
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3mo ago
I compare cloud to non-cloud VPSes. If you compare them to self-hosting the price is even more biased against cloud, even with current RAM prices. Did you know you can get 40G or 100G dedicated internet to your colo rack for something like
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3mo ago
Why is it flagged?
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3mo ago
Anom caught way more E2EE terrorists than any other attack, and it wasn't even an attack on encryption.
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3mo ago
It's a redpill/misogynist/incel/Tate-style talking point, they have this meme that women just file rape charges against everyone they ever regret having sex with.
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3mo ago
Their philosophy is extremely inconsistent. In reality it's emotionally driven. Not sure what specific emotions cause one to think sex is wrong except for reproduction, but a lot of the people who push this sort of thing turn out to be
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3mo ago
"kids" is just another word for "people" by the way - everyone is a kid, and everyone is an adult, except for people who die very young. We should not make the mistake of thinking of them as two separate independent cate
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3mo ago
We could have thoughtfully considered legislation, like the California age act
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3mo ago
A lot of people including a lot of kids do have a media addiction. Should we do something about it? Remember that today's kids will be your caretakers when you're 80.
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3mo ago
When I was 14 I could just type porn.com into the address bar to see porn. (I remember they had one of those fake customer testimonials - saying basically "wow! this site is so awesome because porn.com is the best address for a porn si
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3mo ago
This is an outrage zone. Leave your rationality at the door please.
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3mo ago
Yep, they'll get it even if you don't buy it for them
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3mo ago
You're distorting pretty hard about what happened there (mister random numbered throwaway account) but even if you weren't, that is not the definition of fascism.
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3mo ago
And then the court brings it back. Unless they're hiding in Russia?
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3mo ago
Do you actually think the police protect workers from, well, anyone?
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3mo ago
Require strict KYC of all reviewers. This should be no privacy concern since it's about B2B contracts that operate in public between two registered businesses. Don't publicize who wrote a review, but keep it on hand for subpoenas.
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3mo ago
In Germany if you leave a Google review saying "the salad tasted bad" you may get sued for defamation, but probably not because they'll threaten Google first, who will take it down and ding your account. If they do sue you, t
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3mo ago
I read somewhere (HN?) that a guy (an engineer who somehow got temporarily involved in running a restaurant?) got a restaurant a huge (70%?) discount on meat by buying a year's meat upfront on a predictable delivery schedule. Your vend
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3mo ago
Connection refused
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3mo ago
Yeah but you don't need cloud for a blog. Cloud was sold as effectively infinite resources - capacity isn't infinite, or effectively infinite, it's 20% more than you are currently using and you pay 300% more for that. There h
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3mo ago
also the only cloud platform, the only workspace, the only cloud drive... it's just standard Google fare
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3mo ago
It basically is that. It's a standardized sticks and stones. Plus objects for some reason. But I don't think the objects are a bad thing - it allows multiple implementations of sometimes to co-exist - consider using two different
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3mo ago
You could also look at modules loaded into all of those processes that crashed this way.
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3mo ago
Website operators hate these cookies popups because they make their website more annoying and make me more likely to press the back button and click on a different website. As it should be. This incentivizes them to stop tracking me.
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3mo ago
I think politicians treat IDs as public info. Theirs are, and they have access to a lot of databases of all citizens.
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