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They always do - eventually
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The question isn’t “is this legal,” it’s “will anyone stop him.” Though in the end the answer to both is likely the same.
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Good to know. I hope it shows up.
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I found and removed one of these from my company's forums. When I Googled the number I could see it was on a ton of other support forums.
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This is what's held me back as well, but I recently discovered the Minimal phone which is an android phone with all the things you mentioned, but with a less distracting e-ink display. https://minimalcompany.com/ (I&#x
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The MAGA movement doesn’t believe in the idea of a free market. Tariffs are a prime example of that. What they want is control and subservience.
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1y ago
Let’s be honest, that’s not a realistic solution. The GOP is completely onboard with what he’s doing, so suggesting they take care of it is just admitting defeat.
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1y ago
> How do you report spam? On the web, it is possible if you're prepared to enter the forbidden lair of ⋮. Click the one nearest the message and you'll see It’s interesting that someone can be so curious about what’s in the ⋮ me
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I think it’s about optics. They don’t want their App Store to appear stagnant.
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Once again Russia attacks the west using asymmetric warfare and unfortunately the west has been unable to respond with appropriate measures to dissuade Russia from these types of attacks. Obviously this is the type of attack a state would u
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To my knowledge, Marijuana is not physically addictive like Nicotine, so it's easier to stop with willpower alone. I don't want to understate your accomplishment though - congratulations for ridding yourself of an addiction. Best
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I would definitely like a skip question button for jury duty. I also think it’s allowing me to vote multiple times on a single question, potentially when the queue is empty.
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1y ago
I took a class in college from a lawyer who said he started as a cop but wanted to understand the law better so he went to law school at night. When he graduated the chief (or whatever) told him he couldn’t practice law and be a cop, and ev
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I read it as motive rather than an excuse.
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The US budget for 2024 was $6.8T [0], and apparently all of DOGE's actives combined have saved us about $150B [1], or about 2% of the annual budget. For that 2% savings Trump and Elon wrecked the Agency for International Development (U
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1y ago
I think in practice everyone would just claim to be right. Clearly "viewpoint diversity" is code for more (if not mostly) right wing students and faculty.
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I’ve always been mildly curious about this. When you say “looked through my files” what exactly do you mean? They opened finder and scrolled through the standard folders like downloads, documents, pictures, etc?
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2y ago
All that was described here is learning from a mistake, which is something I hope all humans are capable of.
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> so they’ve likely (along with other entities) identified alternate methods to access communications. > Is there any evidence that iPhones have some security exploit that Apple + Three letter agencies can use? GP never made that clai
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I'm a vet and I code, but my god the amount of AI slop in the copy makes me very wary of the educational quality vets will receive. In order to leverage AI successfully people must learn that you can't just take whatever comes out
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Terribly, 59% is actually lower than the rate of sexual harassment for women in the USA, which is around 77% according to the National Sexual Violence Resource Center. https://www.nsvrc.org/resource/facts-behind-metoo-m
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AI is the letdown? Maybe for the average person who imagines that it’s something other than what it is, because of the name. Despite companies trying to force it into places where it’s clearly not ready, AI is not the letdown - the companie
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This also matches my experiences using the major LLMs. For professional work, Claude Sonnet 3.7 is clearly superior, and not just for code but pretty much any knowledge or technology related task.
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Is this just a marketing page? I don't see any actual way to use it. Many links are broken, including GitHub.
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Poe’s Law[0] prevents me from knowing if this is a serious statement. [0] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Poe%27s_law
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The irony (which is not incidental) is that there was no deep state, but one is being installed before our eyes.
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This is what you complain about in Europe? Every day when I drop my children off at school I wonder if today’s the day. That’s not hyperbole, it’s my reality in the US.
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I think you’re right about the first part but every medium has its junk and scams including scientific journals and books. Personally, I’ve found business podcasts engage almost exclusively in mythology and hero worship.
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> The US Treasury Dept. today announced it is lifting sanctions on Tornado Cash, a cryptocurrency mixing service that state-sponsored hackers from North Korea have been massively using to launder their stolen billions. Tornado Cash Delis
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I guess it's okay(ish) marketing. It would have been better to hear them together, but it also misses the point and takes a piece of art and turns it into something bland and uninspiring.
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