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To merely use the service, you have to solve a seemingly infinite cycle of hcaptchas from cloudflare, this recaptcha is much more decent to users from 3rd world countries!
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3y ago
A friend of mine has recently subscribed to his first ever subscription, youtube premium, because of the increased amount of ads on his tv, so I'd say it's an overall win for google.
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3y ago
There's a suspicious amount of comments posted at roughly the same time praising the font and claiming the price is worth it. These comments include "after a few trial days", which is unrealistic, because no sane person would
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3y ago
Probably from Romania, but there's some notary tax on the % of the inheritance, which isn't an inheritance tax per se, but works as if it were. And you're supposed to pay health insurance and pensions on your capital gains, w
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I'm fairly certain they're on different timezones and a 9h span with a front page link has been noticed by several.
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I've had all my Google Translate posts taken down with the ask to post it in the original language, but this one somehow stays up. Mysterious are the ways of the mods.
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Did the internet provider have age verification? The DNS Resolution service? The SSL certificate authority? What about the electricity company? Or any other service or non-service provider which contributes in one way or another to online s
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3y ago
It's my browser running on my computer, I get the final say in how content is presented to me.
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I remember Stallman claiming he would use non-free software if there was no alternative, providing an example of software use without alternative at some conference. His position isn't "absolute" to reject everything non-free
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Forbidden You don't have permission to access this resource. Google cache link http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache%3Ahttps...
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3y ago
I recommend all of my friends and family to use this when searching for Android apps https://playsearch.kaki87.net/ and simply tick the 3 checkboxes at the bottom.
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3y ago
When you're older, try being hosted by the Red Cross for the remainder of your years https://adevarul.ro/stiri-locale/focsani/camin-de-batrani-al... https://www.jurnaldevrancea.ro/noi-amanunte
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https://www.g4media.ro/crucea-rosie-romana-cumpara-telefoane... Of course, you can't help the Ukrainians unless you're sporting the latest iphone.
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There's a lot of English and American bias on the internet, I don't know if "stop being poor" is the solution, but I'm definitely trying.
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3y ago
But that captcha doesn't work no matter how many times you solve it https://i.imgur.com/1wEy8op.mp4
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3y ago
The "Mature (?)" checkbox is unticked, and there doesn't seem to be a different setting for it.
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3y ago
How HIBP works for users navigating from third world countries: https://imgur.com/a/K5z1X2R It's a long .gif file which shows that cloudflare's website loads just fine, but HIBP is unusable. Thanks Troy and C
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3y ago
> I give generously to charitable organizations that do the most good. This is my religious obligation, and it's also the best way to maximize my bucks. And they maximize your bucks with outlandish purchases for executives and "
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I'd been considering getting a Zero versus other brands for over a year, and you comment got me to reconsider, thanks! I wasn't are of this scummy behaviour of theirs until now.
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Just park according to the intended use of the car. Are you shopping for furniture or other items which may require storing them in the boot during transit? Park headlights first. Is the parking space too tight? Park so that your driver
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Yet the world population keeps growing [0], the majority of the world's countries have increased the retirement age since the 2010s [1], and there's more measured productivity per worked hour than ever [2], correlated with people
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3y ago
> overnight an unknown set of existing github repositories will become illegal in the EU Overnight? Is this proposal not known ahead of time? Is it being kept a secret until enters into force suddenly, at midnight? > These companies a
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US law allows companies to split off a subsidiary with all the liabilities and the main company to continue to function with all the assets just like before https://www.ltltalccommittee.org/ Boeing wouldn't need to pay
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The comment you replied to claimed > Most pedestrian deaths per mile driven of any country You said > If I look at the numbers [1] I highly doubt the US is even in the top 50 The table in the link [1] you shared, when sorted by deaths
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3y ago
He pays them when they don't DRM their content. Pirates would get a much better experience, otherwise, by not having to put up with the DRM crap. I'm doing the same as OP in other domains. Whether the message is understood or not
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3y ago
Which country in the world do your customers live in where there's no privacy laws regarding revenge porn? I'll look them up myself, since ad hominem seems to be your only argument. Inferring it's the USA from DMCAs, which st
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You are abusing the wrong law to do the right thing. You should be using privacy related laws for revenge porn, not copyright ones. Your actions prove OP's point.
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Post something personal, then put in a 1st GDPR request and ask for all the servers (and their jurisdictions), all the backups, all the 3rd parties with access related to the post itself. Then ask for the security certifications and GDPR po
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The article paints a pretty gloomy picture: > The city’s lodging business has been squeezed by crime and other quality-of-life issues that have kept many convention bookers away. > concerns over public safety are prompting groups and
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Has San Francisco become that bad? My father lives in the city, but I've never heard him complain about the state of things.
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