monksy

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by monksy 4y ago
That is not true in the least. Keeping corps honest about that requires legal action. https://www.cnet.com/tech/gaming/electronic-arts-faces-overt... There are legal, labor, consequences for cultures that expect m
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by monksy 4y ago
My apologies. Will do.
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by monksy 4y ago
Chicago has both of these, but it doesn't stop people from still riding them on the sidewalk and acting terrible.
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by monksy 4y ago
It may not be as deadly but it does still produce minor and major injuries that send the riders and people they run into to the ER. Please stop whitewashing incidents and the behavior of the scooterists.
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by monksy 4y ago
Chile collects your IMEI to get a sim card.
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by monksy 4y ago
That's the case if they aren't a group. Propaganda bots, state sponosored propoganda (look at the Chinese officals on covid.. you'll need to see the archives for that.. they'll directly claim that covid is the fault of t
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by monksy 4y ago
This is going to be an interesting claim considering that he's pro letting Trump back on the platform. That guy, despite being the president, repeatedly said things that got other people banned with their rules. Some how other leaders
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by monksy 4y ago
My work network classifies this site as adult content.
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by monksy 4y ago
They were data hungry before the uber acquisition.
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by monksy 4y ago
Wait you mean.. the company who photographed your id is in the wrong? Who could have guessed they'd be this crap at info security.
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by monksy 4y ago
I can't answer this for Omicron however for delta and original strain, it took 3 days on average to become contagious and 5 days on average to become symptomatic/test positive with a RAT. (There are extreme examples of it being 14
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by monksy 4y ago
bioRxiv posts many COVID19-related papers. A reminder: they have not been formally peer-reviewed and should not guide health-related behavior or be reported in the press as conclusive. This article is a preprint and has not been certified b
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by monksy 4y ago
They are doing face recognition but not detection. It's always amusing when I go through google photos and it shows me complete strangers that I have in my photographs.
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by monksy 4y ago
It's also not cooridnating, indexing it, compairing it to others, selling that data, passing it on for blackmail purposes, or law enforcement purposes, etc. Additionally to reproduce the person's overall biometerics it is a very s
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by monksy 4y ago
I think a bigger isn't isn't just collecting consent for this, but it's questioning is the data neccessary to perform the business need they're asking for it and is it coerced consent. GDPR is great, however phone compan
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by monksy 4y ago
I was at c pallars and d alaba.
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by monksy 4y ago
I'm not sure that the super blocks are that great. From my experience they basically turned the shops, residential, and commercial into cookie cutter outlets from the block. You didn't get the unique architecture that you see in o
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by monksy 4y ago
There are parking paces on the corners. (They cut the corners so it's not completely square)
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by monksy 4y ago
Most German cities make public transit a lot easier than driving cars and figuring out parking. Their stations are serious, and their alignment with other transportation systems (bus and ice) are very serious. If you're going to compar
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by monksy 4y ago
Would still fly with easyjet despite having a sour experience with them. I will not consider LH metal for any reason.
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by monksy 4y ago
If they get you to point A->B without misconnecting, getting your bags there, and don't act angry with you. Still better than LH.
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by monksy 4y ago
I'm not sure how to communicate this without making it sound biased. Lufthansa's employees regularly act poorly and maliciously, when pointed out that they are in the wrong (weither local, foreign, or own company regulations or ev
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by monksy 4y ago
> , they tend to operate with considerably more autonomy. That's one way to put it. Another way to put it is: > They tend to operate without much oversight or ethical boundaries.
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by monksy 4y ago
Normally I would agree with you. Until there is new information presented, I will continue to assert that they have not changed. (That first part of the sentence is copied from verbatim from a CSR email when explaining an exceptionally bad
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by monksy 4y ago
> Someone gets a lower-level customer service rep on twitter to make a statement based on incorrect and incomplete information about Airtags in compliance with regulation. I can't believe that someone pressured a lower level custom
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by monksy 4y ago
The LAED bill ( https://www.congress.gov/bill/116th-congress/senate-bill/405... ) to break encryption for LEOs is still on the table. Please contact your useless-congress-criter* to rub this in their face. htt
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by monksy 4y ago
> It’s not their fault, but the education system is constantly behind the times. Yes/no/maybe. The schools got pressured by the bootcamps that were teaching the "flask app talking to a mysql db" .. they simplified the
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by monksy 4y ago
There are other organizations that are trying to deflate titles as well. (Demanding the work of a lead, staff, or principal in a Sr without the influence to do so)
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by monksy 4y ago
lol .. which hard product? I've been on LH flights where the cleaniness is competing with Air india.
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by monksy 4y ago
> Did you actually fly all of the airlines above, or you just hate LH because you normally fly Singapore Airlines? (perspective is important in those discussions). Nice try. I've been flying a lot in the last 10+ years. But yes. I h

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