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I read the initial post, rather than your two expansion posts, and will suggest to you that the audience for long form content is limited. Even your replies are too long for me to read. Yes this is an asshole reply, but I am being honest.
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DYMO label maker hides negative DRM reviews by re-using Amazon listings
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Imagine the reaction to The Secretive Russian Company Building an ‘Unbreakable’ Internet Inside the USA The Secretive Iranian Company Building an ‘Unbreakable’ Internet Inside the USA The Secretive North Korean Company Building an ‘Unbreaka
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5y ago
https://github.com/limesquid/express-putin
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Legacy media like to drum up shock stories about social media sites to defund them through grilling companies advertising there.
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It hasn't worked for years.
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How much are you willing to accept as a bug bounty to implement this for K9?
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5y ago
Is everything in that scene CG? That's phenomenal.
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5y ago
dang, please correct the submission url, currently it goes to a blank page.
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Cloudflare has been on the front page for how many days now?
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5y ago
they were probably opus files, not mp3
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He's the right-wing version of Soros.
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>In a study that challenges current ideas about the insect brain, researchers have found that honey bees on cocaine tend to exaggerate. https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2008/12/081223091308.h...
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https://archive.is/c3Ntn
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Just the other day I was thinking this would be a great way to smuggle contraband, but that assumes anyone outside the 'scene' knows what the container signifies.
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5y ago
This is good advice from experience, and not just in software. If I have an audience I'm much more likely to stick to something, whether it's a side project or just going to the gym. It doesn't necessarily have to mean shippi
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Any opt-out agreement puts the user signing the contract at a disadvantage; the opt-out could be 'lost' and then the upper-hand in the agreement prefers the service providing the contract, the same party which has the most to gain
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There is (was?) a carve out for public figures in that policy
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Twitter to Penalize Users Who Claim The King Is Naked
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Yes, the set piece is very impressive, but thats the upside of running on rails, the devs have complete control over almost everything. When you're dumped in the world on your own the environment is very high quality, but as soon as yo
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People are sociable animals, if they have an opinion and don't see other people with the same, _some_ people will think it's a bad/wrong opinion and go with whatever the acceptable/popular opinion is. Controlling online
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https://archive.md/ys2kA
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I imagine it has something to do with the Dossier coverage bolstering Trumps claims that the media is untrustworthy. It's easy from there to think "well, if they lied about this, what else did they lie about?". So you look mo
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Not sure why it got downvoted but there is a dead post below this from SoundandPicture >Unity made a video about the acquisition titled "Bringing Weta Digital’s tools to all creators" https://youtu.be/hRCFTWA6j-
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5y ago
it's a base64 encoded JWT blob
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The real reason is further down, it's to make sure you're still paying for the BBC; >Will you share my data with TV Licensing? >We share some of your personal data with TV Licensing to check if you are using BBC iPlayer and
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$1.6M would be a small price to pay to sow doubt in a platform that you weren't able to compromise. Not suggesting that is what is happening but it's an interesting thought.
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On some sites with a video duration limit that don't do transcoding, at least those that allow vp8 WEBM uploads, you can change a few bytes on the input to report a false duration and upload longer videos. If you're uploading audi
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Any thoughts on why the court paperwork only refer to the supposed foreign government as being 'COUNTRY1'? https://www.justice.gov/opa/press-release/file/1440946/downl...
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It took me about 7 clicks to get to the 'current studies' page https://rally.mozilla.org/current-studies/ The list of sites that the Stanford study looks at is extensive; https://code.stanford.edu&
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