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3y ago
I get that, which on its own is awesome. But even fitted out, it looks like overlanding is their goal market, cause its gotta look "mean." Maybe because I use power tools so often that when something flips form-follows-function ba
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3y ago
I'm sure you've seen this already (or its numerous bretheren) and it's relatively affordable -- https://electrek.co/2021/10/25/i-actually-bought-a-cheap-ele...
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3y ago
From what I've read (quickly) they are considered commercial interstate carriers so mail fraud laws still apply. Even if it goes no where legally, them getting an investigative phone call from their AG might be enough to deter future
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3y ago
I mean, $10000 is almost enough to ignore just how ugly that thing is. I just don't see the comparison to the 70 series or Hilux, except vaguely, maybe similar to La Croix's relationship to water. To be clear, I find the effort th
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3y ago
Call a level higher then because its mail fraud, a federal offense. Try the post office general or their local attorney general.
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3y ago
> ... spy on them via special generated link Oh nice, sure thats real legal when you phrase it like that Edit: this is actually a pretty scummy feature. Create a link redirection to spy on them...
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3y ago
Thank you, I definitely forgot to cite that
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3y ago
Depends on how you synthesize that information; its not only regurgitating.
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3y ago
> "If you redistribute Materials, you must be able to edit or delete any such Materials you redistribute, and you must edit or delete it promptly upon our request" (Materials are outputs and submissions) So if they don'
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3y ago
The Track Prices button hovers over the calender so you can't change the month. Otherwise pretty cool!
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3y ago
> SiFive today is in tremendous shape. [...] We are very well funded for years to come Ah, so they did it for more money, not to save the company. Good to know. I feel they could have written a few more hollow words to their ex-coworker
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3y ago
Afaik a settlement against a company like google is essentially win for a couple reasons -- if Google could win on merit, they can afford to do so; but if they were going to lose, the cost of completing the trial would be even higher than a
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3y ago
Perhaps if it was someone else's title, but they are constructing their own auto-complete strings, essentially divining it, so their fingers are in fact in the pie. Auto-complete also gives the impression that other people have searche
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3y ago
If you can, you should escalate with google support. Thats pretty bullshit that they expect users to report ads, but penalize them for doing so. I pay, and if they cut me off for helping do their job, I'd be livid. Maybe being a payi
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3y ago
Im constantly reporting ads that are inappropriate, scams, or flat out illegal, usually they are back within a week or two, if they even get removed at all. My favorites are the dumb-brick phone charger that "magic defrags your phone&q
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3y ago
Theres a reason they call it an system upgrade, and not a patch or update. Blindly upgrading anything important without rtfm is just plain irresponsible, yet OP has used openbsd for 20 years and keeps making the same mistake over and over;
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3y ago
Why was this marked a dupe? Both were posted about the same time, but this one actually has upvotes and discussion...
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3y ago
This is the commit for those curious: https://github.com/openbsd/src/commit/c778c0d73570b51def4f06... > Packets sent over loopback got their checksums calculated twice. In the output path they were filled
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3y ago
This is why the upgrade guide says to actually read the changelog; they tell you the changes. I've only been bitten once, and it was because I didn't read first. >> Read through and understand this process before attempting
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3y ago
Are you using Apple, or major-vendor cables? Im curious because delamination of a pin on 2 separate ports implies something catching/dragging on it, maybe there is something either poorly designed, or simply mangled in the end of one o
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3y ago
Im not sure this is true, the part in the cable is just tiny pins and far more vulnerable than the wafer. For years now I've dug woodchips and other junk out of my phones usb-c socket with paperclips and never came close to damage. It
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3y ago
I've always suspected that the constant push for new features has made it too complex to keep up with bugs. Every major release always has bugs left over from the last, plus new ones. Over time I've seen the UI go from pretty stab
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3y ago
Wow the terms of service must be miles long. Who exactly is responsible if it falsly summarizes a patients history, I'd assume the doctor still? Edit: says it will 'cite' sources to aleviate hallucination concerns, but are d
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3y ago
Behind the scenes, look for when they are "marking," which is leaving little piece of tape or otherwise on the ground where the actors are standing. The focus puller will make indications on their focus ring to match these; as lon
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3y ago
Eh, even now Toyotas have a low threshold for being totaled, the parts are just so expensive. My 2014 Tacoma was essentially sideswiped hard; repair was estimated at $12,000 but was deemed totalled, insu paid me $17,000. It is now rotting i
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3y ago
I wonder how long until that ad selling a compact ghost gun pistol appears again? Unreportable ads, a great haven
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3y ago
4 billion profit last year, and we wonder why everything is so expensive: just greed. And somehow netflix doesn't realize their catalog is barely worth what they charge now, versus the far more comprehensive catalogs of their competito
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3y ago
The tweet shown doesn't match the submission title. Is this supposed to be a multipart tweet?
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3y ago
Short of it: cat in carrier in car; driver drove off, only responded hours later; cat found days later not in carrier covered in fleas. The cat did not let itself out of the car or carrier so the driver must have, as they have no other ex
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3y ago
Since its so easy to misrepresent data, it'd be irresponsible not to consider the presenter at all , especially one with a reputation such as Monsanto. All those ads/studies saying cigarettes were safe, also had evidence Edit: wo
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