plgonzalezrx8

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by plgonzalezrx8 4y ago
Where in the brain did apple hurt you?
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by plgonzalezrx8 4y ago
The data is very unclear on this. Sure you found sources that back your claim, but plenty of replies with sources that say the contrary (From reputable sources). So in the meantime, given the conflicting nature of all the reports, mandating
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by plgonzalezrx8 4y ago
infosec.exchange allows up to 11000.
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by plgonzalezrx8 4y ago
Sadly, in the mind of these young white knights making these decisions, they thought they were doing these folks a favor by saving them from their poor country.
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by plgonzalezrx8 4y ago
Why would you need a satellite connection in an urban environment?
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by plgonzalezrx8 4y ago
[redacted]: Hey Elon -my name is Jake Sherman. I loled at this. Why redact the name if its in the content. SMH
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by plgonzalezrx8 4y ago
Thats a lot of effort going into something that 99% of the people couldn't care less.
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by plgonzalezrx8 4y ago
They haven't even been notified properly and don't know what information will get in today when they get that "email" they are waiting for and they are suing already? They might get 60 days of pay as a severance package
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by plgonzalezrx8 4y ago
This whole code thing is so nonsense to me. If I need a code to loop over 10 lines, I'll code a for loop the same way regardless of what I'm developing. Define for me, at what point of complexity, does code gets Copyrighted? The t
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by plgonzalezrx8 4y ago
Yeah, people working at a big tech company without personal email address, when they got the job initially they got notified via pigeon carrier, I guess they'll do the same now /s
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by plgonzalezrx8 4y ago
Its not double speak. Its a job, what do you expect? The other way around could have true. You could have had an amazing time at a company, and be grateful for everything they did for you during your tenure at a company, but due to life cir
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by plgonzalezrx8 4y ago
> Because despite you thinking they are horrific companies many other people don't. Thats exactly how a lot of people will view Twitter. You might think its horrible and they are terrible for laying of people, but plenty of good eng
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by plgonzalezrx8 4y ago
Not to throw buzzwords around. But I think this is something AI/ML is something that is adequately equipped to do. Detecting "Possible" anomalies in the solar system based on imagery.
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by plgonzalezrx8 4y ago
No.
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by plgonzalezrx8 4y ago
What kind of monstrous device is the article writer using? I literally just pick up my phone, press accept, and say "hello". Is he talking about something completely different yet referring to it as "phone call"? I don&#
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by plgonzalezrx8 4y ago
Then can you please explain to me what is so scary of him owning twitter during 2024 elections?
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by plgonzalezrx8 4y ago
Cloudflare is not the one breaking the internet, Bots are, they are just providing a solution to deal with the bot problem. This is also controlled by the Cloudflare customer. If I'm having issues with my server due to fake/hostil
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by plgonzalezrx8 4y ago
Did you reply to the wrong comment? It doesn't make any sense. I never said I disagree that language can be hurtful, and I never disagreed with content moderation (Both things, I have never said, you're putting words in my mouth).
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by plgonzalezrx8 4y ago
People keep saying this yet don't see the irony in it. You're openly admitting that censorship is necessary to keep your desired candidate and less censorship will hinder the political efforts of a "specific" party.
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by plgonzalezrx8 4y ago
Question marks help on this. For example, sometimes using keywords is good,, but sometimes you have to be like "What is the species of worm that never dies?"
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by plgonzalezrx8 4y ago
If you understand how their app ecosystem works, then it will make more sense. They DO have server costs and other ongoing costs in their app. Doesn't mean that I agree with their new pricing system, but they do have said costs.
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by plgonzalezrx8 4y ago
Thats like saying speed limits shouldn't be posted cause if they are, people will stay under the speed limit.
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by plgonzalezrx8 4y ago
> we’re not talking about “just one guy” anymore. Bad people can also work in groups. > I do not think arresting developers is an effective solution for preventing money laundering. You're essentially reducing his role to "
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by plgonzalezrx8 5y ago
I used Rufus for the longest time until I moved to Balena Etcher. IMO Its a better utility.
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by plgonzalezrx8 8y ago
The way this article is written makes me appreciate when articles address the parties involved by Title and Name instead of He or She or just his first name. Mr. Jiankui would have been less confusing. Editors should be able to identify iss
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by plgonzalezrx8 8y ago
Instead of stopping business from doing what is best for them, why don't we help the poor by providing them with the tools necessary to take part on the economy? Is it possible to help those less fortunate to have access to the right t
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by plgonzalezrx8 8y ago
Does anyone else think that Anonymous tips can sometimes be a two-edged blade if claims are not properly backed up with facts? Sometimes we see a lot of news articles and news regarding X, Y, Z topic from anonymous sources, being passed as
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by plgonzalezrx8 8y ago
That must feel so weird, but at the same time, so quiet and peaceful.