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Do you think there would be less bullying in a world without different coloured bubbles? Do you think the bubbles cause bullying? I'd imagine the bubbles are just an excuse, which would immediately be replaced with something else in
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4y ago
But Apple Pay doesn't require internet (on the phone).
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4y ago
It's been widely known for months now that Meta entered into a secret deal to sell Instagram to Musk.
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> I thought Elon's tweet was pretty funny, not just because "X" is already taken by X.com which he founded Not sure why this would be funny. Elon owns X.com since 2017.
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4y ago
Huh, last I checked bellingcat links were banned from HN for being too "controversial". I guess dangs politics have shifted?
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Your previous comments suggest that you're in the Netherlands. You can easily have a PS5 delivered to you within the week.
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>First thing I thought reading this headline... "That's a few thousand metric tons of e-waste that won't be going into a landfill soon". This is delusional. In the real world a jailbreak won't meaningfully extend
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4y ago
Having produced copies of holograms in the past, I definitely had to draw them in Photoshop (Illustrator really). Same goes for features like transparencies, watermarks, etc.
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>I imagine there is a reason we built houses with fire places. Yes, comfort. > Also, I am sure that I’d need a shower at some point to join society. It's perfectly safe to take a shower using cold water.
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Do you not have clothes? Can you not sleep under a heated blanket? Why would you freeze to death?
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This is pretty ridiculous, the author has no idea what Cloudflare's claims are and instead focuses on arguing against the claims made by Kiwifarms admins.
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This really reads like as if it was written by an elementary school student.
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>I for one never voted to have CF and DDoS-Guard as censors of the internet. Great, they aren't. There are hundreds of other providers to choose from.
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There's also the option of doing better things with your life and not worrying about what software your phone runs, in reality your life has to be really fucking boring for it to make any difference whatsoever.
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> Or someplace where Interpol does not operate That's hard. But Interpol isn't a real concern anyways, how often have you had your fingerprints taken during your daily life? Fake IDs aren't hard to come by, even manufactur
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But why? You get paid either way, what is the point?
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The guy steals over $100M and decides to hide in Albania of all places? What's the deal with that? He could've paid less than $10k to get into Schengen (super low risk, the "high end" operators will drop you from a plane
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> this entire article ignores the fact that multi user machines still exist In the same way the Pyramids still exist.
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> Unless they’re RiRi, of course. Or Lampo, or Raccagni.
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Inkjets are also super complicated to build, regardless of the patents there's a very high barrier to entry.
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> the print quality is slightly decreased That's heavily understating it.
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> considering that 2D printing at home is rivalled by many online services who print on far superior printers and deliver at home? Dunno, unless you're looking for larger formats most print shops will not have printers superior to d
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>The answer is, it is illegal, and easy to catch, so people don't abuse it as much as they would if it wasn't illegal. Why is it easy to catch? The OPs premise that you have to provide identification to open bank accounts is ob
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But wire fraud isn't rare. There are large gangs that specialize in opening bank accounts using fake documentation who then offer these accounts on a variety of fraud-related forums. Every Eastern European craigslist scammer has access
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https://www.nbcnews.com/news/world/margaritas-story-how-one-... https://www.ice.gov/news/releases/russian-man-pleads-guilty-... They do this, at giant scale. When you're earning ten
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How do you explain the widespread availability of "drop" accounts in the US? Cybercrime forums are full of people offering services to "cash out" illicit bank transfers into cryptocurrency.
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Wow, you can't do crime because it's illegal! How do you explain the widespread availability of "drop" accounts in the US? Cybercrime forums are full of people offering services to "cash out" illicit bank trans
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Apple makes it really hard to not enable 2fa, things like the Homepod won't work at all without 2fa.
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Do you think that Americans are unusually stupid? Other countries manage this without any issues.
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>Pilot here. I'm floored that a person with no flying experience could put this airplane down without a scratch. Also a pilot here. I don't get it, this is a Cessna 208 we're talking about, a very easy plane to land given
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