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pigeons
4mo ago
Seems like SMS spammers just get an SS7 link handoff more often and more effective than SIM card banks.
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pigeons
4mo ago
You sure see them everyday in Metro Vancouver
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pigeons
4mo ago
too late!
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pigeons
4mo ago
The text seems deliberately stripped of llmisms that flag detection. However, not a single line shakes the smell off
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pigeons
4mo ago
Why would you accept payment in astronomically (pun?) overpriced stock? Maybe you have doubts about the true value of your own company.
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4mo ago
https://www.datacenterdynamics.com/en/news/does-aws-use-cust... https://www.theregister.com/off-prem/2013/03/08/amazon-accus... https://news.ycombinator.com/ite
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Catjam 2026
(itch.io)
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4mo ago
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pigeons
4mo ago
The intent was to gift a park.
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pigeons
4mo ago
More than plenty of people (including me) would argue that Windows is an awful product, but a quite significant number of people (maybe even including me) would argue that its an outstanding product.
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Police Tussle with Diabetes Experts at Ada Meeting
(medpagetoday.com)
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4mo ago
Do Canadian industries use a large percentage of petroleum products refined from Canadian oil or is it refined from blends produced in other areas of the world, such as the United States and the Middle East?
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4mo ago
Its a different kind of rational though. There is a world leader who gets away with all kinds of obvious theft and bribery and grift and fraud and self-serving out in the open, but to reasonable people, he doesn't seem rational at all,
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pigeons
5mo ago
need one with a trackpoint-like nipple
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pigeons
5mo ago
"All roads lead to Rome."
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pigeons
5mo ago
I hate this naming trend "One". Its very common and everytime I think, oh its an older one, the first one.
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pigeons
5mo ago
You can ban certain ways of using them, and enforce it and serve punishment for violation.
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pigeons
5mo ago
Happens to me every time the car rental place gives me a hybrid.
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pigeons
5mo ago
The server is only recently free, if indeed it is at all. I don't remember when or if that changed, because for most of its life it was definitely not free (open source).
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pigeons
5mo ago
I'd like to seem some reliable information on this, because it affects my parenting strategy, for one thing.
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pigeons
5mo ago
I also stop going to these places, and also not out of any deep principle, it just isn't something I want to waste my life doing, I'll go somewhere i can just ask for what i want to order.
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5mo ago
I think people are too quick to dismiss the possibility that some technologies are just bad and harmful and we can't shrug off responsibility and say I'm just making a neutral technology and the people using it are the ones causin
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pigeons
5mo ago
Full is literally the first word in the feature.
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pigeons
5mo ago
That's what I thought too, then I bought a pair of Eddie Bauer (in the article) shoes from them and they completely fell apart in one day.
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5mo ago
The effects of the tech giants encroachment of society and the stakes and gravity of the situation is so serious that some people think its important not to allow attempts to frame the struggle as Sisyphean to succeed.
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5mo ago
There aren't a million better places to put efforts into. This is a good place to put effort into stopping because it isn't yet entrenched, and you stop the other negative effects besides just the pollution and water use, and you
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pigeons
5mo ago
Ask Jack Ma.
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6mo ago
Are there inflation markers included?
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pigeons
6mo ago
That business is currently worth a lot of money, but why? Its not making a lot of money.
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6mo ago
I never knew about the solitaire game but growing up in America, starting in childhood it seemed everyone "knew" (or thought they knew and spread rumors) why certain people were missing fingers.
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In visit to Brown, Jaron Lanier says people are thinking about AI all wrong
(brown.edu)
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6mo ago
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