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Gun Industry Executives Say Mass Shootings Are Good for Business
(theintercept.com)
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plorg
11y ago
...unless they were very obviously made up and the person making them of little public importance, in which case it would probably be more damaging to even acknowledge them as being worth discussion.
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11y ago
Is this really true? Do you only drink pure de-ionized or distilled water? It is certainly important for some applications, but I don't know many people who find it palatable on its own. Pretty much any water you buy or get from your t
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11y ago
Well that certainly is disappointing.
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11y ago
uBlock Origin can be used to block requests made by the browser and by extensions. The logger UI allows you to inspect these requests, and the 'behind-the-scenes' keyword can be used instead of a domain to construct blocking rules
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11y ago
If you have redshift installed but want to use this instead of xrandr to change color temperature you could run the following as a script: redshift -m dummy | while read line;do sct "${line/Temperature: /}";done
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11y ago
Previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10555544
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11y ago
My odd mnemonic is associating "latitude" with the fictitious word "flatitude", since in the most frequently used projections latitude lines are straight and horizontal.
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11y ago
Out of naïveté I am curious: if it is the right to not incriminate yourself that prevents a defendant from being forced to unlock her phone, is it different if the evidence being sought is against a third party? That is, could someone who h
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11y ago
That's already half of the chat. That and attempting to launch a reverse shell and give an unknown party terminal access outside of the channel.
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11y ago
Or perhaps the "dire woof".
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Search, modify, or delete your Facebook Search history
(facebook.com)
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11y ago
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plorg
11y ago
I was in Chicago with my family recently and purchased a one-day pass for the CTA. When I returned home I found you could create an online account connected to the card, ostensibly to be able to fill it up automatically, but also to track y
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plorg
11y ago
It takes a bit of learning upfront, but uBlock's Advanced User interface[0] is actually quite good if you're looking for NoScript-style site-by-site configuration. It's certainly not going to work for all users, but it's
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plorg
11y ago
So, uBlock then. Set 3rd-party, 3rd-party frames, and 3rd-party images to default-deny. As above, you can effectively block GA even if the noscript loads an iframe if you can block that iframe. Or, if you are a serious, no-nonsense paranoia
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plorg
11y ago
Perhaps your concern is slightly distinct, but the article addresses the discovery concerns you have given. Specifically, a LANSync peer can only request blocks for which it shares namespace authorization. Each distinct shared folder contex
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plorg
11y ago
Similarly, I found a used pogoplug at a thrift shop with a $5 sticker on it. I bought it knowing little about it but suspecting it could be hacked. At the checkout they told me the sticker color indicated it was half off, so it cost me less
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11y ago
Presumably it is considered to be a bug because it does not accomplish what the code is meant to accomplish - namely, the code does not properly characterize a congested state and thus does not operate as if it were congested.
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11y ago
If my local politicians are any indication, the ones who were in office during the 'tough-on-crime' era, particularly of the 80's and 90's, tend to speak as if the convicted are reprobate, can never fully 'repay
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11y ago
Even a few years ago, the amortized price per kWh of installing, operating, and maintaining a solar installation was lower for an end-user than the price they would be paying the utility for electricity, in most parts of the U.S. In places
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11y ago
But at the same time, anyone could distribute the work for free. Self-publishing on Amazon would have to add value to the work in some way, for example in formatting it as an e-book.
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11y ago
See here: http://www.planetary.org/blogs/emily-lakdawalla/2015/0310163... New Horizons is able to transmit to Earth at only about 2 kb/s (I might be slightly off). So right now, and for about the next we
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ViralNova acquired for $100M, while The Dissolve shuts down
(motherboard.vice.com)
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I would love to give you more precise details, but from what I gathered it was probably a mass ContentID claim. I do not recall if he was able to make a counter claim, because (at least as he told me) his account was suspended and he was un
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11y ago
I don't know if this is going to be useful to you, but here is the original channel, now suspended: https://www.youtube.com/user/GeekSquadSupport and here is one such video, including the logo of the original chan
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11y ago
Forgive my rhetorical flourish, he actually did have lawyer who consulted on this. I don't have the complete information, because it wasn't a situation in which I was directly involved, but from what I (vaguely) understand about G
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11y ago
This was two or three years ago.
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11y ago
I have a friend/acquaintance who had a similar experience on YouTube itself. He had created a large number of instructional videos on his YouTube channel, and from them he was deriving a significant passive income (admittedly from the
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11y ago
My apologies for suggesting that you would be callous and unsupportive of a colleague in such a stressful situation. It's easier to understand how this connects the industry to such abuses by bringing one's company into the discus
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11y ago
Given the responses I see here, it seems pretty obvious that this is a 'problem with the industry' regardless of whether it's a problem with or that sprouts from the internet. It seems evident that Jess has experienced terrib
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