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by porkbeer 3y ago
"once your text had been sent out to a third-party website, it could be snooped upon – but the victims of any snooping would blame the browser, even if it wasn't the browser's fault." Please explain how sending my data
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by porkbeer 3y ago
It's a rather recent problem, as noted by tfa.
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by porkbeer 3y ago
Guns also prevent about as many attacks as they are uzed in. Grenades are not typically used defensively.
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by porkbeer 3y ago
You can melt aluminum in a camp fire. Go outside more often.
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by porkbeer 3y ago
true, but the other kind dont quite exist, dispite some loud marketing and vc claims.
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by porkbeer 3y ago
Geohot I guess.
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by porkbeer 3y ago
Interesting, i like it, but also sounds chaotic for casual use.
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by porkbeer 3y ago
Huberman talks authoritavely on things he does not understand for a living. Too bad its being done with guilt by assocciation, but good riddance.
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by porkbeer 3y ago
Nyc is hardly representative of america, thank god. And plenty of racisim and inability to adapt by a few cultures endemic to the area. Take your accusations of racism elsewhere.
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by porkbeer 3y ago
That is 100% psudeoscience.
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by porkbeer 3y ago
Even with huge confounding factors, tracking and controlling ci, correlates almost directly to co after such adjustments. Arguments that cico isnt absolute are technically correct but pedantic and unhelpful. None of this addresses the probl
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by porkbeer 3y ago
Not the case. Motorcycles have good suspension compared to even high end bikes.
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by porkbeer 3y ago
I have a single cyl bike that goes over 160mph and tries to wheelie out of your control at every chance. The vibration is way worse than a similar 4cyl. The more pistons, the less vibration. That is why luxury cars have been the homes of v1
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by porkbeer 3y ago
Not true and a bit trite. You don't get out much and are online alot?
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by porkbeer 3y ago
Yeah, was a weird limbo after riserFS. But i'm sure if we knew all the MS devs names And crimes, there would be worse.
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by porkbeer 3y ago
Done this for over 20 cars, not rural, or old. You sound like you have never bought a car without a loan.
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by porkbeer 3y ago
Many people still write it the other way, even in the usa, particularly when no cents are involved. Your pedantry has been notid, but is not useful. Nobody is confused.
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by porkbeer 3y ago
Bought and sold dozens of cars. Cash is always preferred, but have also met people at their bank to do the transaction. Checks, venmo, paypal, money orders are all fraught with risk.
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by porkbeer 3y ago
Crypto is not a replacement for cash, and most are MORE trackable than cash.
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by porkbeer 3y ago
'As I thought, no explanation other than facism.' See how that fails to further the conversation? Please argue in good faith or post elsewhere. Comments are to be substantive.
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by porkbeer 3y ago
I have heard if one accidentally gets unplugged from the network and rebooted, the fee is lower. Do with that what you will.
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by porkbeer 3y ago
You can demand payment by check. I dont want some random card or account and i am not required to have one.
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by porkbeer 3y ago
This is untrue. At least in the us, the company is required to cut you a check, which can be cashed without an account.
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by porkbeer 3y ago
All banks use a credit reporting agency, a seperate one. You never discovering this just shows you and those you surround yourself with have never had to deal with it. Thats nice, but also a privliged and ignorant position.
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by porkbeer 3y ago
Guilt by association.
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by porkbeer 3y ago
About 20 years ago would be a good location in the bay area.
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by porkbeer 3y ago
Those exist and are used on freeway onramps frequently.
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by porkbeer 3y ago
People can be held accuntable. Robocars have a more murky record.
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by porkbeer 3y ago
So using it for r&d is out of the question apparently.
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by porkbeer 3y ago
Not that bad, it is underlayed by thick felt.

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