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by mihaaly 2y ago
All I seen are but I'd highlight his role in the Get Shorty, because it rarely mentioned. So perfecly played small person in a big game character, an other testament to his talent.
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by mihaaly 2y ago
Yepp. Pretension is the norm.
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by mihaaly 2y ago
I feel it a bit ironic arguing about "devastating effect on victims, who need their vehicles to go about their everyday lives" while the lock of homes including brand new ones are from the last century, somehow not the same worry
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by mihaaly 2y ago
"Key under the mat" sign for you then. Same thing.
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by mihaaly 2y ago
UK is sensitive about verbal manners, that is 'of utmost importance' (among all the others of course), just to use one of the most popular phrase here. If you suffer some outrageous impact in your life and complain in bad manner y
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by mihaaly 2y ago
It is, like getting into a home with open doors without the consent of the inhabitants. Which is keeping away only the honest and polite persons.
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by mihaaly 2y ago
I bet the Panamanian Ai industry masses are also sitting on the edge for this.
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by mihaaly 2y ago
Apparently there is a 20,000 surplus somewhere waiting to jump in.
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by mihaaly 2y ago
Since ProtonMail was mentioned in a context, I wonder what is the fate of the Proton infrastructure in UK, also having encrypted storage of various items similar to iCloud. And the alike (Tresorit, ...). Are they the next? Although it is on
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by mihaaly 2y ago
Aren't you attempting to disconnect something that is not disconnected?
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by mihaaly 2y ago
Even those having phone and app have trouble in the form of hefty penalties when cell service does not allow them paying in the hard 5 minute mandated. There was a little 'scandal' (more like the usual random weekly media article
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by mihaaly 2y ago
I believe they alwasy want and do change or revolution, or the most notorius ones disrupt life. No improvement - displacement vector towards the positive half space of life quality - is implied, except for those selling it.
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by mihaaly 2y ago
When I was young in Europe the trend was that the place where you live will dictate and limit less and less of your life. Technology, traveling, motivation of people will allow roaming, postcode independent existence. Well, the trend froze
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by mihaaly 2y ago
It sucks to live with a dial in nowadays.
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by mihaaly 2y ago
Thanks for the tip. But I am just a user and this is just a vacuum. I rather focus on other than jumping hoops for the products of the indecent manufactureres. While saving a lot of money as bonus. I think I will cope without it.
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by mihaaly 2y ago
I'd love to have a robot vacuum but all I checked last time had wifi connectivity and advanced sensors to build accurate map of our home uploaded to an app of my phone with who knows what capabilities. Some even had camera. All they mi
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by mihaaly 2y ago
White noise machine: FM radio tuned to an empty frequency. Very low tech, very cheap, very secure, very effective.
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by mihaaly 2y ago
You seriously need to re-learn what the concept of asking a question means! It looks like you were using it so long for passive agressive arguing that it lost its original meaning for you completely! I was asking.
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by mihaaly 2y ago
Property market in prime spots has to be regulated everywhere and is regulated everywhere including the (soon to be changing) freeest of the free country of US. Probably the real problem is the not enough regulation against investment focus
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by mihaaly 2y ago
Easier to push away the blame for a foot soldier, claiming to do things on orders or claiming to be absolutely f clueless where it leads, one is worse than the other. Thousands had to make this work and function as it is. Still, this is a d
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by mihaaly 2y ago
Isn't it already a law violation using it in certain scenarios? Or will be soon?
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by mihaaly 2y ago
Instead of the word cheering we could use letting. Bad people flourish over the inaction of good people. (but yes, there are always several who protect and argue for things risking their own and everyone's livelihood, exposing themselv
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by mihaaly 2y ago
The situation was not something existed since the beginning of time, it evolved gradually. Long ago not that much and not that many critically private data was circulating the net, it increased and got essential living online by time, in so
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by mihaaly 2y ago
Very wrong conclusions. They are not scared of people, but of working, doing their job, especially when it is difficult (catching criminals). They expect the job to be done for them by others, on the expense of everyone, while they collecti
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by mihaaly 2y ago
Genuine people and marketing specialists of a specific selected product to pitch alike. But marketing specialist for sure. By the sound and style of it. Sound like, not saying are.
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by mihaaly 2y ago
... I was harsh then. Sorry.
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by mihaaly 2y ago
Is this a paid article (ad)?
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by mihaaly 2y ago
I have little patches being a little bit more than a feeling starting around 3, having reliable ones from 5 upwards. Having memories starting 1 sounds both amazing but also scary.
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by mihaaly 2y ago
You found the core of the topic, locked on the main meaning instantly and with no error, congratulations for this increadibly sharp insight! :/
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by mihaaly 2y ago
Meanwhile in Europe: "Vance criticises Europe over free speech and democracy" ( https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/live/c24728zpp70t ) Ironic?

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