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op00to
2y ago
The comparison between police wearing body cameras and software engineers being monitored by screen recording is flawed. Police officers hold unique power and responsibility. They enforce laws, potentially use force, and make life-altering
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op00to
2y ago
Indeed. NIMBYs in my area claim that we should shut down the train because criminals come from the inter city to commit crimes and then return to the city after. I see the claims against telegram to be the same.
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op00to
2y ago
Asking cause I don’t know - can you provide iOS level iMessage encryption safely on Android when you don’t control the hardware?
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op00to
2y ago
How many trains a day?
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op00to
2y ago
Starlink still sucks for remote work. Every time the satellites switch there is a slight disconnection, causing interruption to Zoom meetings.
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op00to
2y ago
The distinction between e-bike and scooter is unimportant. The battery technology is the same, contains the same potential energy which gets released and causes fires.
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op00to
2y ago
Why not help? The primary audience of teenage engineering are not folks who self-repair, but buy this stuff for the beauty. Not saying that’s a bad thing.
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2y ago
There were 268 e-bike battery fires in NYC alone in 2023. 18 were killed and 150 injured. In a single year. People die from lithium ion battery fires. Sure, the little ones may not be as big as what’s in e-bikes, but they are in far more in
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op00to
2y ago
> Any junior investigator could examine the purchases and tie them to you That'd be evidence if it can be tied to the original debtor, no?
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op00to
2y ago
This seems like magic to me.
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op00to
2y ago
My DL number is predictable if you know my name and birthdate and when I got my drivers license. :D
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op00to
2y ago
It's only fraud if there's evidence showing you took out the debt. :)
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op00to
2y ago
Yes, this is actually a common way of getting out of debt. Often times the "proof" for a debt is lost in the tangled web of debt collection, and by the time someone comes around to collect, there's no tangible evidence the de
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op00to
2y ago
I do not care. My SSN has been leaked for a decade at least. I have freezes on all my credit history. I file my taxes with a PIN. I need photo ID to get medical treatment and get it billed to my insurance. SSN is not the secret thing it onc
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2y ago
Why wouldn’t hotels have the right to make sure you’re not running a meth lab in the room? According to Nevada Revised Statutes (NRS) Chapter 447, hotel operators are permitted to inspect rooms to ensure compliance with health and safety re
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op00to
2y ago
my blood pressure is significantly higher at the doctors office than home. I measure my blood pressure each morning at home. My doctor is happy to accept those readings.
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op00to
2y ago
Walt Disney World, for one. But, all hotels reserve the right to perform safety inspections.
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2y ago
Probably? I think greater than 9” is considered high clearance, but the actual required clearance likely depends on the particular trail.
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2y ago
Loved having IRC at Red Hat from a nostalgia perspective but it was a total disaster from a business standpoint. Also, at red hat, we’d complain to the whole company about paper towels vs air dryers in the bathrooms, so naturally the compla
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op00to
2y ago
IRC is terrible for work collaboration. I say this as a long time IRC user. Conversations are not searchable, and if you're offline you are unable to follow along with what's going on with your colleagues. To make it anywhere near
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2y ago
The actual letter says “High clearance 4WD”. There’s more to off-roading than traction.
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2y ago
The only businesses around the stadiums are a casino and refrigerated warehouses. I’m basing this on going to games at these stadiums for 20 years, and never visiting the refrigerated warehouses afterwards. Everyone hops on the public trans
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2y ago
No, at least in my city people drive into the stadium and drive home to the suburbs after. They have easy access to the interstates. The economic impact seems pretty middling to me.
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2y ago
Same, it seemed cool to me and my kids.
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2y ago
How is an intelligence organization supposed to predict with certainty an assassin working alone?
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2y ago
Modern medicine requires computers. You literally cannot provide medical care in a critical care setting with the sophistication and speed required for modern critical care without electronic medical records. Fall back to paper? Ok, but you
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op00to
2y ago
Your heart rate increases in response to immune system activation. Like if you catch a cold or get a vaccine. Your doctor sounds like a quack.
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2y ago
“Please let me know if you were able to read this attachment.” Really?
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2y ago
> At least until their perpetually cruddy remotes eventually failed. For me, Sony remotes were made of the same stuff as early Nokia phones - indestructible! Surprised to hear someone thought they were cruddy.
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2y ago
My synology NAS drops turds in lots of directories too.
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