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by pfundstein 6y ago
If they do that for cards reported lost/stolen then that's a lawsuit waiting to happen. Thankfully it hasn't happened to me or anyone I know and this is the first I've heard of it.
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by pfundstein 6y ago
If you report your card lost/stolen, then there is no way anyone should ever be able to charge it again. Did you report your old card lost or did they issue a new one because it expired/etc?
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by pfundstein 6y ago
is this affecting Edge as well?
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by pfundstein 6y ago
I was hit with this last year while struggling for funds. Upon seeing the cancellation fee, I simply reported my credit card lost, changed the contact details on my adobe account, and then just left the account to rot. Adobe will never see
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by pfundstein 6y ago
Indeed, it's no wonder fungi has a whole kingdom of life to itself. A fun fact I like to repeat is that fungi are more closely related to us than to plants -- their evolution diverged from animals 9 million years after plants, some 1.5
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by pfundstein 6y ago
They still do that in restaurants with displays of incredibly realistic fake food called sampuru, there's a huge industry around it.
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by pfundstein 6y ago
I don't think mimicking a real phone as closely as possible is the intent
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by pfundstein 6y ago
TF2 is such a classic, and it shows in that it's still active 12 years after release. I've also accumulated >10k hours over the years leaving and returning, though I haven't played much since spy got nerfed.
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by pfundstein 6y ago
My point is that it's easier to manage and maintain a single version control system. > Subversion is way easier to use than git That's subjective, I'm more familiar with git thus it's easier for me. > and it takes
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by pfundstein 6y ago
>no anonymized is ever really anonymous Here's an anonymized email address, please tell me how to de-anonymize it: <redacted>@gmail.com My point is that your hyperbolic statement is not true, and anonymization can be
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by pfundstein 6y ago
Unfortunately "just switch to svn" is easier said than done and likely to cause more headaches than dealing with git submodules.
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by pfundstein 6y ago
Mostly as a tool for developers to test various permissions on various browsers
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by pfundstein 6y ago
Screen sharing/recording was a new one for me when I saw this nifty site on an earlier HN post: https://gifcap.dev/
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by pfundstein 6y ago
His whole website is an absolute goldmine of awesome projects and hacks. I thought this was really cool: Optical Mouse Cam: https://spritesmods.com/?art=mouseeye
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by pfundstein 6y ago
Musk never claims credit for the work of his team. The burden of proof is on you. That said, I recall he has not only explicitly credited lead engineers by name but also discussed their technologies with them and given them stage time to di
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China and Russia unveil joint plan for lunar space station(theguardian.com)
6 points by pfundstein 6y ago|0 comments
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by pfundstein 6y ago
Great pivot into "this illustrates our excellent security".
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by pfundstein 6y ago
What will the authorities do with the 15 tonnes of cocaine to dispose of it? Incinerate?
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by pfundstein 6y ago
Tables are, of course, an excellent way of organizing data. Now add in the easy point and click UI and simple formulas to get you hooked, and soon you find yourself deep in VLOOKUPS and macros with no way back. Excel eases you into data org
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by pfundstein 6y ago
It will be interesting to see how this unfolds. On one hand, YouTube has an existing userbase to tap into, on the other, it will be hard to jostle into TikTok's niche, and Google hasn't had much luck with social endeavors.
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by pfundstein 6y ago
And those throughput figures will be shared among all the users. Not available to each and every user, as it seems to imply.
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by pfundstein 6y ago
That'd be an exciting party!
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by pfundstein 6y ago
I didn't delete my FB account. Instead I restricted the permissions to make my profile barely visible and prevent people posting on my wall and then simply stopped using it.
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by pfundstein 6y ago
And I'm sure they're frothing at the thought of all the content they can copy-paste into their show.
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by pfundstein 6y ago
Australia's state leaders have been steadfast in their handling of the pandemic despite the Federal Government initially fighting the states' swift and strict response.
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End of Neanderthals linked to flip of Earth's magnetic poles, study suggests(theguardian.com)
1 points by pfundstein 6y ago|0 comments
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New Drone Software Handles Motor Failures Even Without GPS(spectrum.ieee.org)
3 points by pfundstein 6y ago|0 comments
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by pfundstein 6y ago
I can't think of any email clients that automatically download external images by default. The article seems to be over-blowing the issue a bit.
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by pfundstein 6y ago
On one hand, no, but on the other hand I would expect that they preempt inevitable leaks of such information.
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by pfundstein 6y ago
Surely a "juicy target" then would have sufficient resources to confirm or deny this? Last time this came out though, both Apple and Amazon -- who use SuperMicro servers -- explicitly denied that the servers were compromised.

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