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3y ago
Except people that don't have a computer, a decent chunk of technical know-how, and if you want the apps to stick around for longer than a week, $99/year.
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3y ago
Is it? I don't think DNA plays into who people elect/hire as much as a college degree. Also, people know which college they went to. People generally don't know what % of their DNA is Norwegian.
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4y ago
In some ways, but I do think freedom is more nuanced than doing whatever you want, even at other people's expense. In the case of abortion, I think the fetus is infringing on the mother's rights by consuming resources without thei
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4y ago
I see abortion as just another culture war issue. I think people should be able to revoke their bodily resources at will, and that includes the unborn.
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4y ago
It's definitely more complicated than that for most components, but a 256GB SSD you can't upgrade yourself is ridiculous.
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4y ago
In what cities is sunlight a "scarce resource"? Many cities actively plant trees to create shade. Also, who the hell sunbathes in a parking lot? Nice pun tho
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4y ago
I think it's inaccurate to call a group that has large political parties in essentially every democratic country "counterculture". To me that seems like calling the moderate left counterculture. Maybe neo-nazis and other radi
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4y ago
Not the commenter, but cloudflare email routing works well w/ a $1/year xyz domain (random 6 -9 digit domains are discounted). It's worth noting that this might not be as private as iCloud or mozilla's solutions, as you
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4y ago
These scam call centers aren't owned by glorious socialist warriors, they're owned by comparatively wealthy individuals that pay their workers far less than the profit of their labor and often hold them under terrible working cond
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4y ago
If anyone familiar with this topic is here, how much does this type of content id system cost? Do the studios pay for some of it? In any case, Elon is digging himself a big hole, filling it with money, and then jumping into it on fire and c
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4y ago
What if I am also anti those countries?
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4y ago
If you limit it only to government officials/orgs, moderation isn’t an issue. Plenty of good, trustworthy mastodon instances exist.
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4y ago
TBH this might be one of Ye’s people trying to control the damage.
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4y ago
9. I have an FDM printer (ender 3), and I’ve made some (somewhat) neat stuff. So far, I’ve printed in PLA and transparent PETG (printing with a high layer height, thin walls, and gyroid infill looks really neat). Overall, I would recommend
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4y ago
This seems like a classic case of correlation vs causation (I only skimmed the abstract). Let’s hope this doesn’t turn into another tabloid article.
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4y ago
This is incredibly dishonest. It took me less than 1 minute to find anti-semetism+transphobia (the t slur cries out as they strike you), and the n word (hard r) was one of the first comments. I get why this site is so infamous.
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4y ago
Did you get that money back (I’m not to familiar with financial protections back then)
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4y ago
Pwning the prosecutor will definitely be a thing in that world. Private investigators are already willing to hire hackers. Plenty of rich people will pay a lot to get away with crimes.
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4y ago
I am using the beta, and I was able to make a purchase with Apple Pay via something resembling an IAB.
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4y ago
ATM, it doesn’t seem like mullvad is selling these in stores. If a scammer wants a quick payout with less chance to get found out, they will get the gift cards from a physical store.
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4y ago
I think that tools like scratch and code.org really need to expand their ability to interact with 3rd party services. Code.org has a very limited http request API, but it is locked down to a couple APIs (I’ve looked at this feature, and I h
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4y ago
Note to the creator of this site: although this is definitely overkill, you can make the enroll link look like it points to a link like " https://heyyyyyyyyyyyy.com/register ", and then play some audio with JS. IMPO
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4y ago
This is a common argument against right to repair. It is worth noting that this only makes IP infringement a little more difficult. Reverse engineered schematics exist for many products.
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4y ago
This is a misleading title that spins the truth into fodder for a flame war. The survey asks for teachers to explain the barriers that prevent various specific marginalized groups from engaging in CS. Almost everyone can agree that STEM nee
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4y ago
This is very accurate. Hopefully everyone is chill and explains their reasoning.
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4y ago
I think the main reason they did this is to remove their dependence on a piece of closed source software made by an American company. Could you expand on what you mean by “They want to take away the linux/open source community”?
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4y ago
This seems like self promotion. The medium article is written by a competitor to signal. Someone should probably check out their source code. Edit: apparently it’s a paid SAAS. I don’t think that they have released the server source code. I
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4y ago
This is not the best solution (fail2ban and 2fa would be better) but https://github.com/skeeto/endlessh is a neat tool if you want to annoy someone with unsophisticated scripts. It’s worth noting that annoying a script
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4y ago
A mono version of this would be really neat for the terminal and to a lesser extent code.
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4y ago
I guess Putin got payed a lot of money to start this war.
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