nulcow

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   by nulcow 3y ago

   To be fair, I'm pretty sure they tell you that upfront, alongside warning you not to send any personal information in conversations.
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   by nulcow 3y ago

   > "Bad" is subjective, no? > Is it good or bad if a father learns that his teenage son is not his own? I feel like that would depend on the person. If the father wanted to know and the son didn't, that would be good for
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   by nulcow 3y ago

   > I'm not sure I've heard that argument as much as "why do you care so much about privacy?" full stop. I'm not sure I've ever heard anyone I know mention privacy at all, as if they're totally ignorant t
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   by nulcow 3y ago

   > In fact, because the iPhone is so popular in the U.S. — which is obvious from what you see on that aforementioned government analytics page — Safari pulls large numbers that also hurt Firefox. This makes me dislike smartphones more tha
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   by nulcow 3y ago

   I don't know where to get the updated code to make mods with though. A lot of the changes they mentioned were specifically for modders, so I don't know why I can't find the source code anywhere.
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   The potential challenges to starting a new tech org these days

   1 points by nulcow 3y ago|0 comments
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   by nulcow 3y ago

   This sounds like another one of those dumb viral marketing things again. Everything I hear about like this just reeks of corporate trash.