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redeeman
4y ago
why is it only people that get desperate? why doesnt the companies, in these scenarios? why do we always assume its the "slave-minded plebs" that blinks first? if companies really are so greedy, surely they could see the benefit i
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redeeman
4y ago
i would recommend you email the vendor, ask give them 14 days to reply on whether they are interested in having a 60 day window to issue a fix (without telling more than "remote exploit, full camera access"). If they do not reply,
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redeeman
4y ago
maybe putin is adopting the Trudeau school of warfare: "if you kill your enemies, they win" :) :)
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redeeman
4y ago
you sure have a rose colored view of slavery, dont you?
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redeeman
4y ago
also, what does it matter if its a publication mistake? paypal decided to come up with this schema, and entire policies written out, produce announcements and such, and we are to accept "well we didnt quite mean to publish this" ?
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redeeman
4y ago
Let us all take solace in the fact that atleast China is doing this within their own borders. it would be entirely different, and COMPLETELY IMPOSSIBLE to accept if they somehow did things we dont approve of, across someone elses borders. T
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redeeman
4y ago
so let me get this straight, when elon musk says the elections they had now cannot be trusted, and calls for new elections with UN observers, so that the result should be trustworthy, he is really just trying to legitimize the "electio
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redeeman
4y ago
and for the others... who wants legitimate truthful stories blocked? what does that say about them?
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redeeman
4y ago
why does the half eaten apple get a magic hall pass? also, do you not purchase modern cars? nvidia graphics cards, all sorts of devices? :)
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redeeman
4y ago
seems to be a case of "tell me you're extremely biased without saying you're extremely biased" :)
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redeeman
4y ago
couldnt edit, yes, meant work-weeks
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redeeman
4y ago
12 work-days of a hobby and your partner labels it an addiction thats divorce worthy? sounds pretty terrible. I strongly suspect he/she is probably spending atleast as much time on his/her hobby.
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redeeman
4y ago
> serious verbal abuse for being stupid enough to ask for help in a forum meant to get help in. in all honesty, isnt this a bit of "beauty is in the eye of the beholder", "sticks and stones" etc? yes, you might be cal
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redeeman
4y ago
i see putin has his troll army everywhere!!!! (yes, im kidding)
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redeeman
4y ago
so... russia runs a few ad campaigns and we abolish democracy... that is, if the wrong side wins?
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redeeman
4y ago
> We are seeing that with the influx of migrants into the U.S. and Western Europe dont be ridiculous, we are seeing ECONOMIC migrants. Im not saying we will not see climate/disaster migrants, but the overshadowing majority of migran
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redeeman
4y ago
well yeah, things have happened, but still far from how it currently is in pretty much every country. If I do not consent to rules forced upon me, and stop paying protection money, ultimately government goons with guns are gonna come to hau
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redeeman
4y ago
very true, but corporations tend to not come to your house armed with guns if you dont pay protection money. sure, there have been such, but nobody ever considered them legitimate like people do with "governments"
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redeeman
4y ago
this seems like it could quite easily cause some extremely gross situations
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redeeman
4y ago
i wonder when people will learn not to depend on anything these megacompanies make, ESPECIALLY google. I truly hope google suddenly has some twisted plan to kill gmail. Though I doubt it
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redeeman
4y ago
> You can't really blame them though, the average person simply doesn't have the time to be well researched on a given topic, and so are going to default to tribal thinking that when you poke at, falls apart. true, but I also c
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redeeman
4y ago
> Or they are less willing to mutilate reality in order to try to make it fit within some intellectual/philosophical/political system. what we are seeing a certain political leaning do these days would seem to very very strongl
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redeeman
4y ago
and this is where people must 1: reach their arms around and feel in the middle of the back 2: arch a bit back and fourth 3: realize they have a spine 4: say "i dont give a shit if you are in facebook or twatter or whatever, I am not.
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redeeman
4y ago
I will not extend a 100% valid offer for you to come clean my entire house, i will pay you $100 for it. have I now taken advantage of you? you CAN say no!
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redeeman
4y ago
so it doesnt cover the USA for example?
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redeeman
4y ago
> I dunno what you consider that. But it's not like, an arrangement in which the worker seems to opting into this because they think it's a good deal out of their plethora of options. They do it because they are, in their words
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redeeman
4y ago
just for curiosity, who is the "you guys"? who is not included?
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redeeman
4y ago
yeah.. in the real world people cut their losses rather than sue the company a gazillion times larger than themselves, in foreign juristictions etc. But I seriously ask anyone, how important is processing payments to you? what do you suspec
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redeeman
4y ago
I have personal knowledge of more than one instance where stripe totally screwed over small companies and simply decided to ignore any contact for more than half a year, withholding the money and putting everyone in limbo. yeah, im sure its
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redeeman
4y ago
> Most people seem to have accepted renewables have already won that price competition. is that why they still get outrageous subsidies to be any kind of desirable to build?
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