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by scohesc 7y ago
I don't even think it's Youtube. It's the advertisers dictating what should and shouldn't be in videos, and I think Youtube is being a bit over-zealous in marking these keywords. But of course it's ""&quot
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by scohesc 7y ago
This screams "mainland china media meddling". A news website running out of Hong Kong says that protestors won't call the government "nazis" anymore even though they're (LITERALLY) evidently doing some things t
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by scohesc 7y ago
I would imagine the engine would be fairly inert if it's not activated until in orbit. I could see issues if the craft all of a sudden loses its orbit with an radioactive engine burning up in the atmosphere spewing radiation (although
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by scohesc 7y ago
The bad government that most likely has hundreds of millions of dollars invested in a company like tiktok to push their social and ideological ideals on the rest of the world?
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by scohesc 7y ago
Maaaan, why in gods name do companies have to keep re-inventing the wheel. There's so many protocols and specifications out there already that they just have to pick one and improve upon it with the goal of making it backwards compatib
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by scohesc 7y ago
Boss/Owner had no idea what was going on, wouldn't listen to our networking area, and asking the network team (2 including me) senior anything would be like pulling teeth from a chicken. Found another job that paid 1.5x what I was
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by scohesc 7y ago
You know, this could all be solved if TI would lower the cost of their calculators, and make them easier for schools to buy them and maintain them as opposed to students having to shell out $120 for a glorified Z80 processor.
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by scohesc 7y ago
I could see the sound of high pitched drone motors going overhead being a pain.
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by scohesc 7y ago
Well, Valve will either have to make a specific part of the store for re-selling games in France, or roll it out to all customers. I think they'll roll it out to just France. It's also frustrating when the legal system works so sl
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by scohesc 7y ago
Maybe the spraying happened at night when everyone was out of the office so nobody was none the wiser?
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by scohesc 7y ago
Now, I don't know all of the story behind this situation - so pardon me if I come off as ignorant. Why would anybody give a single damn about where the money is coming from if it's helping achieve a goal that could benefit scienti
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by scohesc 7y ago
Unless I'm missing something, 4chan and 8chan are both available on the clearweb still - it seems like the article is implying that they're both not anymore? Looks like an advertisement for WebHost more than investigative journali
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by scohesc 7y ago
I have lived most my life with 3 people who have Asperger's and I've worked with many people who have Asperger's. He's exhibiting 99.9% of the signs that he has Asperger's. It's not a "pop" diagnosis
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by scohesc 7y ago
She lives in Canada, but is a chinese national.
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by scohesc 7y ago
I'm pretty sure RMS exhibits most of all of the symptoms of Asperger's and would immediately get the diagnosis if he walked into a psychiatrists' office. It's a bit ignorant for Bushnell to be degrading RMS by calling hi
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by scohesc 7y ago
Does an acupuncture supply company really have enough scientific merit behind it to have a news article published on this hypothesis?
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by scohesc 7y ago
It's really interesting how the advertising industry has been controlling journalism/media (and therefore the majority of society) for at least the past decade.
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by scohesc 7y ago
Wow, that's absolutely insane that I have to go through half an hour of 'opting out' from different ad networks in order to visit the actual website I was going to in the first place without being tracked. Thank developers fo
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by scohesc 7y ago
Because it's the absolute laziness of other media companies that see articles posted on other journalism sites and blindly copy-paste it instead of doing their own investigation. It ends up most of the time causing witchhunts and it tu
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by scohesc 7y ago
Yeah, seems like rubber wheels rubbing the paint off within a weeks use would kill the illusion pretty quickly.
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by scohesc 7y ago
I seem to remember when I was at a small ISP helping plan fiber optic networks, that fiberstore.com had a promotion going on where if you bought enough of their gear and made good reviews, they'd send you a free SFP reprogrammer which
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by scohesc 7y ago
If only we were as efficient as dogs when it comes to recycling.
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by scohesc 7y ago
Why don't we build these reactors deep underground? Doesn't the United States use an old abandoned mine to store spent nuclear rods while they decay? Is it extremely cost prohibitive to dig down into existing abandoned mines (or e
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by scohesc 7y ago
I'm pretty sure if you're using it for research purposes like the numerous other people out there and you can prove it's not malicious, you'll be fine.
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by scohesc 7y ago
What a good headline. It totally doesn't make it look like these billionaires or billionaires-to-be knowingly went to this dinner even though Epstein was there, despite how the article a few paragraphs down says "they didn't
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by scohesc 7y ago
I mean it's not surprising, considering that the only thing you should be breathing in is air, not anything else. (not that I personally follow that rule though :\) I wonder if it's an ingredient that's used to make it taste
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by scohesc 7y ago
Could it be possible that all the dust being kicked up in the "air" during landing could act as some sort of chaff that blocks radio signals?
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by scohesc 7y ago
Then practice good opsec and post under a pseudonym or something. We're past the point where you should expect any privacy of your identity on the internet.
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by scohesc 7y ago
Honestly, it's kind of refreshing to be able to read a headline article about Trump that isn't "Trump is god!" or "he's the physical embodiment of the antichrist!". I think the author is correct in assumin
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by scohesc 7y ago
It's absolutely fucking mind-boggling how these large, impenetrable silicon valley companies (mainly google here) like to hide behind their "algorithms". "Oh, sorry your main method of making money was terminated, we won

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