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by nulbyte 6y ago
I assure you, disabling one's transportation and, thus, reducing one's likelihood to arrive to work on time does not reduce delinquency. Neither are subprime lenders interested in reducing delinquency; rather, they rationalize suc
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by nulbyte 6y ago
Predictive dialing refers to a system capable of placing calls that are likely to be answered by the called party at a time when the calling party is available. Under this ruling, such a system may or may not be an ATDS; the predictive capa
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by nulbyte 6y ago
The effect of declining a case is to leave the lower court's decision in place. However, the lower court sided with Duguid, not Facebook. Here, the Supreme Court overturned that decision.
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by nulbyte 6y ago
Regarding the first two, it's not just a matter of an existing relationship, but also consent. As to the latter, this was the effect, and likely will continue to be, until companies decide to implement changes in response to this rulin
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by nulbyte 6y ago
I did not see mention of this on the download page, so I was taken aback. It does seems the Ubuntu package works in Debian, but that wasn't clear on the website, either.
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by nulbyte 6y ago
This looks like an amazing project, except, if I'm not running of your preferred distros, the size seems a bit excessive: $ tar xf nyxt-*.tar.xz -C nyxt $ du -chs nyxt 1.7G nyxt
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by nulbyte 6y ago
Isn't it? SMS relies on SS7 to exchange messages. It may not be a direct attack on the network itself, but because of outside dependencies and a history of telcos trusting themselves to get it right (or simply not caring when it's
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by nulbyte 6y ago
The problem with that is, if you are going to automate spam, you can afford a burner. Or heck, just pay the $16 or so and hijack someone else's number.
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by nulbyte 6y ago
No; hypervisors run inside mainframes. I imagine new parts come from IBM, since you are renting them anyway if you are running a mainframe.
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by nulbyte 6y ago
I'm not so sure I agree. What happens when something better comes along? I don't trust Congress to know what's happening in technology today, let alone to keep legislation up-to-date with technical innovation.
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by nulbyte 6y ago
> How so? Android is still asking every single time you install a non market app, spooky enough that nether my mum nor my gf consider clicking proceed without asking someone if they should. Android has only been asking once per source, n
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by nulbyte 6y ago
The defenses I've seen are less about free speech and more to the tune of "doctors can't possibly know everything, so you should ask them in case they haven't looked into it." Frankly, if you think a TV advert does
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by nulbyte 6y ago
> ... which puts all international airports and their surrounding regions up for grabs. International airports are not external boundaries. External boundary means land boundary, plus some water.[1] [1]: https://www.law.cornel
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by nulbyte 6y ago
Apple defines tracking to mean something specific: > Tracking refers to the act of linking user or device data collected from your app with user or device data collected from other companies’ apps, websites, or offline properties for tar
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by nulbyte 6y ago
> That simply increases the ranges so that it becomes a 3600 mile trip. Or 1800 mile roundtrip. It would still be 3600 miles round trip. A round trip is just a two-way trip; the driving distance is still the same.
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by nulbyte 6y ago
Incidentally, this is exactly the behavior on which this project relies: > #! /usr/local/bin/node --use_strict /usr/local/bin/tree This has additional dependencies. I don't see much of a benef
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by nulbyte 6y ago
This is bizarre. If your name, date of birth, vaccination dates, and a manufacturer's name can be used to facilitate identity theft, why hasn't the FTC or some other competent--oh, right--agency cracked down on lax business practi
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by nulbyte 6y ago
Firefox can be configured[1] to never send the header or always send the target URL as the header. [1]: https://wiki.mozilla.org/Security/Referrer
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by nulbyte 6y ago
Not a lawyer, but details of the sanctions are public[1], including Iran General License D-1 which covers services, software, and hardware incident to personal communications. The license has details for fee based and generally public free-
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by nulbyte 6y ago
> I, too, will happily pay for my data being not used and seeing no ads. These are two different things, sharing data and displaying ads. The ad industry has forgotten that you can advertise without collecting hoardes of personal data, a
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by nulbyte 6y ago
Presumeably, similar arguments could be made in each of the other classes, but none of them work. While these protections might be related to a history of discrimination, they do not apply to some more then others. They apply to everyone in
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by nulbyte 6y ago
Animals higher up on the food chain don't need force. Many get to know the habits of their prey to entice them without forcing them to do anything. Prey is a very appropriate word when talking about this kind of marketing and manufactu
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by nulbyte 6y ago
Agreed. I love Drupal, and hate WordPress. It seems like Drupal module developers are more interested in solving trivial problems so they can focus on the bigger ones, while WordPress plugin developers are more interested in making a buck w
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by nulbyte 6y ago
> This is how to defend your copyright and trademark. The DMCA will not help you with trademark enforcement, and the license under which Amazon received ElasticSearch allows distribution of both the original and derivative works.
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by nulbyte 6y ago
If I have a six figure support contract and ask you how to do a simple thing with your product, you better have an answer. If it's so simple, why are you worried about it, when I'm paying for it?
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by nulbyte 6y ago
I would imagine there is considerable intersection between people who say Duchampian with people who say Orwellian, Freudian, or Kafkaesque. It seems to me a fairly normal English construction.
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by nulbyte 6y ago
I couldn't find anything on a study at Cornell University, but I did find mention of a study at the University of Windsor that included 72 students in three groups: a control group, a group that listened to music before, and a group th
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by nulbyte 6y ago
Subaru itself cited[1] Kojiki literature from the 8th century when talking about the origin of its name. [1]: https://web.archive.org/web/20100411083646/http://www.subaru... Unfortunately, trying to find
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by nulbyte 6y ago
I would fear Google introducing a new product or five, then sunsetting two, letting one old product hang on while they only add new functionality to another before deprecating both to resurrect an older product, then deciding they have put
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by nulbyte 6y ago
Thank you for sharing! I tried this one year on one challenge, but was barely familiar with writing COBOL programs, so I didn't continue with it. But after seeing your repo, I might go back and try this alongside the Lisp and Python I&

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