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by piperswe 3y ago
It seems like the plan is for flights from the East Coast to Asia (specifically Tokyo) to refuel at SFO before continuing across the Pacific.
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by piperswe 3y ago
Isn't that basically how social security numbers are in the US? Paying your taxes, opening a bank account, starting an insurance policy, and applying for an apartment all ask for an SSN. This isn't a Sweden thing, it's just a
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by piperswe 3y ago
Agreed. Foundation, For All Mankind, and Severance are all fantastic. From what I've heard, there's just about nothing actually bad on TV+. Apple surprisingly seems to know what they're doing making video media better than mo
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by piperswe 3y ago
> not authorizing his contributions to be used Actually, it's a lot more interesting than that. My understanding was that said contributor realized that since Bukkit is GPL, it can't be legally distributed combined with proprie
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by piperswe 3y ago
I don't necessarily agree with the wording of the title (it reads like "socialism is when the government does stuff"), but I definitely agree with the sentiment of calling out hypocrisy.
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by piperswe 3y ago
The FTC enforces (or at least claims to) against companies with misleading privacy policies.
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by piperswe 3y ago
As a heads up, you can disable challenges almost entirely if you don't want any visitors challenged. Security -> Settings -> Security Level -> Essentially off
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by piperswe 3y ago
I think a decent distinguishing feature is that it isn't Neocities. It's nice to have multiple players in the space, makes for a healthier ecosystem.
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by piperswe 3y ago
But AFAIK he does make you have a Tesla account to use a Tesla.
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by piperswe 3y ago
Kagi makes it very clear in their privacy policy and in their settings that search queries are not saved. If they save them regardless, that's a clear cut violation of the law. From their settings page: > Save My Search History
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by piperswe 3y ago
I've been tinkering with XP-era systems a lot lately (for fun, nothing critical, don't worry) and UMSKT is a godsend. You can still activate those products with phone activation, but it's a pain in the ass compared to just ke
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by piperswe 3y ago
I'd probably type that into a search engine, come across https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Interchange_fee , and have all the information I'm looking for.
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by piperswe 3y ago
What's with all these "I asked ChatGPT" comments? I've seen quite a few, and I don't think any of them have added anything to a conversation.
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by piperswe 3y ago
My employer requires you to use a work Apple ID if you use an Apple ID (optional for just MacBook, required if you have a work iPhone). I think it's perfectly reasonable - I don't want my personal Apple ID intermingled with my wor
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by piperswe 3y ago
In my experience, they do indeed ask for a phone number.
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by piperswe 3y ago
Windows supports just about every archive format natively now too, thanks to libarchive integration.
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by piperswe 3y ago
US federal debt can't just be "repaid", it's basically all in non-callable bonds. It can be paid on one schedule, and diverting funds to it won't get it paid any faster.
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by piperswe 3y ago
Ah yes, studies about... holiness? I don't think we have a way to quantify what a hypothetical deity thinks about us.
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by piperswe 3y ago
As someone in my early 20s, I can barely even take care of myself (and that's pushing it). At this stage of my life, I can't imagine being able to give a child everything a parent needs to give them.
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by piperswe 3y ago
Turnstile is one of a handful of Cloudflare products that actually has zero ties to a "zone" - it isn't associated with the DNS or CDN products whatosever. From what I know, it seems to be completely free for all uses, so it
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by piperswe 3y ago
That doesn't answer why Firefox doesn't have RSS support anymore though (removed in 2018)
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by piperswe 3y ago
Who are these users? I haven't heard a single person talking about actually using Threads.
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by piperswe 3y ago
It's apparently now trivial to brute force the private key used for Windows XP-era Microsoft Product Activation, as another example. (that's where UMSKT and the like get their private keys from)
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by piperswe 3y ago
The invalidity of that claim is a bit more nuanced. Having an inner, less secure algorithm may expose timing attacks and the like. There are feasible scenarios where layered encryption (with an inner weak algo and outer strong algo) can be
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by piperswe 3y ago
And a writeup on how those companies are usually scams: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Wikipedia_Signpost/2...
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by piperswe 3y ago
Castro Valley != The Castro. Castro Valley is just north of Hayward.
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by piperswe 3y ago
I think you edited the wrong comment.
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by piperswe 3y ago
Why is "doing more" a given? Why do we need infinite growth?
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by piperswe 3y ago
My understanding is that minors _do_ have first amendment rights, and school restrictions on speech can only apply to instances which disrupt the learning environment.
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by piperswe 3y ago
Orion supports WebExtensions on iOS.

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