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monksy
3y ago
I honestly don't understand why he would want to stay on Twitter/X. It feels like from his writeup his only reason is "well I'm addicted to it" and "I see some people on it". Twitter has shown anti-user be
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3y ago
The privacy section is just a facepalm all arround there. The US Government has been leading the way to collect information without a warrant from friendly commerical interests.. and they've been expanding futher in tracking large grou
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3y ago
Oh, no I'm not referring to the temporary limited used cards. I'm talking about full on plastic card backed by an account. Oyster card, ventra card, charlie card, SUBE, etc.
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3y ago
How have you lost so many transit cards? I current have 4 iterations of transit cards for the CTA. I also still have many transit cards from my visits in different countries.
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3y ago
Buying a month pass is a tax benefited account for commuting. [At many work places]. On top of that you have different pricing and you aren't paying full price at tap. The CC being picked up means you're paying the full fare immed
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3y ago
Well if they looked into why they're at low ridership.. they'd probably see that they're doing a poor job. (In the states) I can't speak towards other systems but the CTA in chicago is having issues with: 1. Actually kee
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3y ago
This system really sucks because you can't just slide your wallet over the reader. It'll pick up your cc before your transit pass. The move to do tap based transit with cc s is pretty stupid as that cc s get replace far more frequ
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3y ago
> are beeing chinese owned and there is a trade war? Lol it takes a lot more than being a Chinese owned company to get banned in the us the majority of the things that we buy is made in China. If it was that reason you wouldn't be a
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3y ago
So the downside of this is that countries are moving to register the radio of the phone again an id. It's a cat and mouse attempt to identify who is doing what and to "stop the terroists".. it ends up that bad people just end
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3y ago
How so?
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3y ago
Why can't we just declare war on this. Find their entry points where they submit the data and just stuff their services until this gets rolled back? Edit: I know that's a pretty harsh and aggressive thing to say, but it's a p
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3y ago
No it's not. CS has moved to a pay to use model and they're putting pressure on their hosts. A lot of people have dropped their account.
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3y ago
It has a lot of stops, also theres issues with track speed limits. Additionally, it's running on freight rail, not passenger rail. So theres no hope of hitting 130km/h. (80mph in freedom units) On top of that our cars are grandfat
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3y ago
The time it takes isn't that bad. It's a relaxed and more comfortable experience. You are experiencing parts of the us you normally wouldn't see. 17 hours is fairly quick. But the timing is fantastic. Amtrak leaves after work
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3y ago
So. Getting a CPAP. DME charges 1.2k$. That's the one that the doctor set me up with. Goes through insurance. I end up having to pay $800 in insurance. Now it requires 1 month of monitoring. Also, $16 for 2 generic filters. DME is pret
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3y ago
If you're concerned about latency you might want to consider zeromq. Stream processing doesn't really have a time expectation to it.
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3y ago
I wonder if this would be a thing if everyone who created an issue had to reproduce it via a test.
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3y ago
I need to be hired by Google so I can start the first Google Monopoly board game club
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3y ago
This is the same group that brought in face recognition, and needlessly detailed data keeping on every customer and we're expected to trust them .. right?
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3y ago
I'm not sure if you can call it theft of privacy. That's a super abstract thing. Your personal data has "no value" (Outside the monetary punishments that come with HIPPA violations.. which gives PII value in the healthca
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3y ago
Dear hyperhopper .. please get out of my head and where did you get that recording of ranting about this movie to my friend drunk at a bar in 2018ish?. :) Don't forget about the pointless plot of the animal racing with John Boyega'
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3y ago
The place has a CEO, made communication to Tim cook, been featured in Wired, put up massive scare mongering examples of bad people, made vague claims of a large organization. (collective effort of concerned child safety experts and advocate
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3y ago
Parking in most of the city is incredibly tight, and there is a land and maintenance cost to having it. You shouldn't be looking for using that space for free. Even in the suburbs there are situations where parking is for that business
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3y ago
Is it just me or are other people being denied archive/cloudfront pages due to the CDN capacha? Every time I complete the CAPTCHA it doesnt't leave that page.
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3y ago
Great example https://www.wired.com/story/apple-csam-scanning-heat-initiat... Heat initiative is basically non existent on Google. Not much of said about how they're funded or who is apart of it Their website is p
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3y ago
It should be noted that this is about the direct rendering manager not "digital rights management"
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Reddit Taken to San Francisco Court for Firing Worker with Anxiety
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Commentary on the journalism: Fantastic for calling Fizz out. "Fizz did not protect their users’ data. What happened next?" This isn't a "someone hacked them". It's that Fizz failed to do what they promised. I&
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3y ago
Doesn't that mean that a border is at DEN, ORD, etc?
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Lightbend put the cutoff on version 2.7, claims no more updates. They pushed the actual enforcement back 1 year. We'll see this fall about when this hits. Pekko is playing catchup right now. Also, they're a bit of a small crowd. (
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