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by pnw 1y ago
From my experience, the gambling companies aren't particularly good at engineering, so using an off the shelf engine is a given. And you can be 100% sure they aren't going to use anything with a revenue share model.
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by pnw 1y ago
Unity has had different licenses for non-gaming for at least a decade. E.g. gambling has always required a special license. See this Reddit thread from 2015. https://www.reddit.com/r/Unity3D/comments/35xt2r&#x
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by pnw 1y ago
You can buy the Pelosi ETF (NANC) and enjoy the same upside!
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by pnw 1y ago
Why do you claim the 1999 referendum reintroduced hard labor in NZ prisons? I've never seen anything to that effect. The reforms were related to bail, victims rights and parole.
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by pnw 1y ago
I'd expect them to abide by their stated policy. "The post-closure period is 90 days—during this time, an account can be reopened and data is retained."
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by pnw 1y ago
So much for their policy then? "The post-closure period is 90 days—during this time, an account can be reopened and data is retained."
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by pnw 1y ago
A minor UI bug versus not patching multiple security vulnerabilities? https://help.firewalla.com/hc/en-us/community/posts/44144642...
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by pnw 1y ago
I've been using https://www.quillmeetings.com/ on Windows for a few months and it's been great. It processes locally in the same fashion i.e. no cloud requirement. Paid subscription, not open source.
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by pnw 1y ago
Nice, I want outbound calls though, for that 1-800 number on the Norton/McAfee/Geeksquad "invoice" in my spam folder.
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by pnw 1y ago
As much as I'd love to do that, it might be a bridge too far...
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by pnw 1y ago
Has anyone made an open source version of this? It would be great to fight scams and tie up scam call centers.
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by pnw 1y ago
I had to remind shocked Americans when they saw Australia's COVID response that, although many Australians are descended from prisoners, a fair number are also descendants of the jailers.
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by pnw 1y ago
A generic way to stop this across all devices would be great. I don't suppose something can be done with DNS via Pi-hole?
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by pnw 1y ago
The Collective Shout group pushing for the censorship is Australian, not American. Most people are unaware of Australia's long history of censorship which continues to this day.
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by pnw 1y ago
Classic game. One of the first shooter co-ops I can remember playing!
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by pnw 1y ago
Sure, but how does that relate to the topic of forcible access to email etc?
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by pnw 1y ago
Without a court order?
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by pnw 1y ago
It's available in the UK but not in the EU. The tech was developed in the UK.
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by pnw 1y ago
I decided to start doing them because a friend was diagnosed with a late stage cancer that had very few symptoms and lost his life only months after diagnosis. I guess if I got a positive, my hope would be that my doctor would refer me to a
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by pnw 1y ago
https://www.restsensor.com/ is the new name for https://noiseaware.com . They got started making a 'noisy party' sensor that is monitoring the audio in your hotel room or AirBNB. You can see the Noiseaw
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by pnw 1y ago
That test is cheaper directly from https://www.galleri.com/ ($799 vs $949). I get it every year. So far, so good!
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by pnw 1y ago
Great site. The DYE-2 and DYE-3 stations built on the glacier that they just abandoned remind me of something you'd see in a post apocalyptic movie or game. This video shows some explorers looking around inside. https://www.
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by pnw 1y ago
It's literally a handful of options on the settings page.
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by pnw 1y ago
It doesn't seem like you can. The airlines actually own the clearing house (ARC) that is selling the data.
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by pnw 1y ago
I do turn off the wallet, VPN, AI and other bloat, but it's a minor inconvenience for a better browser.
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by pnw 1y ago
I thought Bluesky usage was declining? Sites like https://bsky.jazco.dev/stats show a 10 to 20% drop across most metrics in the last year.
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by pnw 1y ago
Haven't missed Chrome once since switching to https://brave.com/
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by pnw 1y ago
Perhaps, but try explaining to my wife why all her public domain Jane Austen and Charlotte Bronte novels that I carefully loaded for her vanished from her Kindle just because she turned the wifi on.
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by pnw 1y ago
"Mozilla couldn't find a sustainable model" seems to be a recurring theme.
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by pnw 1y ago
I discovered recently that if you sideload a book onto the Kindle via Calibre, Amazon can delete them silently at some later stage if they decide you didn't purchase it from Amazon. This includes public domain works. It's allegedl

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