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by runnerup 4y ago
Interestingly it appears this check happens clientside so a super-knowledgeable user could bypass the check by using the browser console to empty the “bad words” array.
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by runnerup 4y ago
This is my default as well (although I use "talk to a human") but increasingly it results in the automated phone system hanging up on me if I dont at least navigate halfway through the bullshit first.
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by runnerup 4y ago
On the latest systems this often results in the automated system hanging up on you.
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by runnerup 4y ago
> email/ticket based support This would provide the customer with a written record which could be used against the corporation. Phone is generally favorable to the corporations because the corporation can decide whether/how to
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by runnerup 4y ago
Pretty sure that it very noticeably results in lower costs. People often literally cannot figure out how to get through the voice recognition system to reach a human customer support person. So the companies save money by then cutting the s
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by runnerup 4y ago
Thank you for correcting me. I thought I remembered photos of heat pipes from popular CPU coolers c. 2010 with smooth inner faces, but on reviewing some old photos from across the internet I found I was mistaken.
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by runnerup 4y ago
Heat pipes from the previous decade don't have a wicking matrix, they're hollow, and even often smooth-walled. Vapor chambers have sponge-like structures inside of them to re-condense water closer to the heat source and assist its
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by runnerup 4y ago
Everything will have to move to water-cooling. Reliably air-cooling more than 1kW in uncontrolled end-user environments starts to get fairly absurd.
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by runnerup 4y ago
I'd imagine a mature AR product can still perform full VR.
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by runnerup 4y ago
> Obamacare dramatically increased deductibles, in the name of providing "coverage" to everyone. What ends up happening is people don't pay the deductive. I don't understand this. Are you saying everyone just lets the
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by runnerup 4y ago
Do hospitals lose money on medical residents without federal funding? I'd figure residents provide a lot of labor for the hospitals.
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by runnerup 4y ago
> But if the deeper problem is there, is there any short term solution? No. > Sure we can start training people and make lots of incentives for people to enter the field, but that will take years. Yes. But it should be done. Also, the
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by runnerup 4y ago
> everyone who mined Ethereum on a 3090. Most 3090's used for ethereum mining used reduced power load and temperatures. https://www.reddit.com/r/EtherMining/comments/q2v061/comment... e.g. this g
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by runnerup 4y ago
Weird that (actually enormous) semi-trucks / lorries seem to have managed not to do this, either now or for the past 20 years. It's only the (fake-enormous) light pickup trucks following this trend.
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by runnerup 4y ago
Their motivation is personal and not rational. Some employees emotionally identify their workplace as their home, and their bosses like parents, so they do what they might do if someone stole from their home. Other workers incorrectly belie
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by runnerup 4y ago
The highest bidder will generally always be making the most favorable assumptions of the future, some of which will turn out to be wrong.
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by runnerup 4y ago
What does the DRM prevent, specifically? Any use of the camera ribbon cable interface by any non-licensed camera? Edit edit: I still have no idea...see reply from 'mrbteveman below. Old first edit (wrong): Apparently, yes. This comment
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by runnerup 4y ago
Police officers are generally available for hire for private security work -- they are still allowed to use their full police authority during this private work. However, they'll cost about $40 to $176/hour (from very low-paid sup
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by runnerup 4y ago
A lot of it is probably to prevent automatedly ripping content out wholesale and using it for other social media platforms. And any related automated data mining.
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by runnerup 4y ago
I believe Private Access Tokens are the proposed solution using a cryptographic chip on-device like the TPM chips. https://blog.cloudflare.com/how-to-enable-private-access-tok...
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by runnerup 4y ago
Those aren’t very classic for bodybuilding, rather they are the ones for powerlifting. Bodybuilding uses a very wide variety of movements incorporating dumbbells, barbells, and machines to train every single muscle periodically (even focusi
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by runnerup 4y ago
But is your version better for aesthetics in addition to being better for wellness?
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Microsoft admits it should not have argued the FTC is unconstitutional(arstechnica.com)
19 points by runnerup 4y ago|3 comments
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by runnerup 4y ago
It's accurate but for case law was not really cited. Also missed out on a few important nuances, including but not limited to: - that the legal action to be taken against WotC would be focused around building a coalition for a "cl
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by runnerup 4y ago
The 4th amendment doesn’t “fully” apply to anyone anymore. Especially if the government views you as potentially guilty (TSA luggage checks, third party doctrine, various things during traffic stops), “potentially” not a U.S. citizen (e.g.
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by runnerup 4y ago
> Can you eat an entire pizza and still be hungry except it's physically painful to eat? Same as the other poster, yes, but I can also still eat more without pain if it's a Large Domino's Pepperoni Pizza. If it's the
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by runnerup 4y ago
The parent post said: > everyone, even the skinny folks, should be on GLP1 drugs But as a skinny person, I can already easily reduce caloric intake as much as I want to. My body is "blessed" with weak food cravings and solid bl
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by runnerup 4y ago
How would any other signed document let "a previous employer know what a former employee is telling their current employer about what they know from their former employer?" A non-compete agreement doesn't actually "preve
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by runnerup 4y ago
Trade secrets are already strongly and strictly protected at national and state level regardless of non compete agreements. You are never allowed to steal trade secrets or use them elsewhere even if you didn’t sign any agreement about it. A
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by runnerup 4y ago
You can get these wholesale from China from "reputable" gray-market wholesalers who get the chemicals made at contract manufacturing facilities. Independent purity tests via HPLC are available for <$100 if you don't fully

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