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noja
2y ago
We've had this before: a very long time ago the banks tried to do the same thing, and there was uproar and legislation. If I can find out the name for it I will post here.
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noja
3y ago
One reason they don't is unhelpful comments like these: alluding to products without naming them.
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3y ago
You cannot address the American obesity epidemic without mentioning corn syrup subsidies!
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3y ago
I had an HP ink subscription and _liked_ it: they sent me cartridges when I needed them, it was great. What was _not_ great was the crappy wireless chipset on the printer. I guess it did not support multiple APs well. I cancelled my subscri
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3y ago
90% of tattoo _inks_, not tattoo ink.
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3y ago
Nope. Latest version.
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3y ago
This one? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/VK_(service)
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3y ago
Great! Now can we have backups so we don´t lose our messages if our phone gets stolen or breaks?
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3y ago
What about the "and afterwards" part, where the banks that were too big to fail were split up, and regulation was improved?
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3y ago
¨People¨ - what percent?
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3y ago
> So in theory if the perps cut the power you are ok, and if they jam the WiFi you are ok too. Steal the camera
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3y ago
> That's like......every normal bank account? No. Every normal bank account can go overdrawn. Try it: low value purchases or withdrawals are not transactional (they are eventually consistent).
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3y ago
Those photos are incredible.
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3y ago
An architect will optimise for liveable space. Whoever pays them can choose less liveable space in exchange for a chase. Most normal house purchasers won´t go for it.
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3y ago
Then you should be able to derive a benefit from unearned income in the form of loans secured on it.
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How to give Windows Hello the finger and login as someone on their stolen laptop
(theregister.com)
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3y ago
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3y ago
> it's that fprintd is horribly outdated with current tech This current tech? https://www.theregister.com/2023/11/22/windows_hello_fingerp...
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3y ago
> bare arms hanging out of the window? The article says damage is caused by UVB (not UVA which is blocked by glass) Edit: I am wrong! UVB is blocked by glass
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Mailpit – email and SMTP testing tool with API for developers
(mailpit.axllent.org)
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3y ago
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3y ago
Are Signal and Steam apps from Fedora? Is this a problem specific to Fedora 39?
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3y ago
> I believe for the insurance purposes, this difference is irrelevant. Can you explain this some more? My understanding is that an insurance policy is valid in a certain set of circumstances.
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3y ago
Look at Zara's business model.
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3y ago
This will lose them their HomeKit certification.
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3y ago
https://www.obdev.at/products/littlesnitch/index.html
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3y ago
What? You are seriously arguing that the illegal and consent-less selling of people's data is a win-win?
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3y ago
Podcast: https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p07nkd84/episodes/downloads
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Use AssistiveTouch on Your Apple Watch
(support.apple.com)
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3y ago
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3y ago
Woolnut have leather cases
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3y ago
"Siri what is my blood glucose level?" during the Apple Watch (offline on-device Siri) section was a fake tease.
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3y ago
If you like solid oak, take a look at https://ergohide.com/
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