shadilay

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by shadilay 5y ago
"fraud" is when you don't have lawyers to get you out of the problem.
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by shadilay 5y ago
The risks associated with cross contamination are numerous. Legal, social, etc.
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by shadilay 5y ago
This is relevant to everyone. Executives are even more likely to be involved in litigation.
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by shadilay 5y ago
If you have work information on your personal devices then they own it. Never give your employer that chance. Always firewall your work self and personal self.
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by shadilay 5y ago
Nothing only if the other stores subsidize that particular store. In reality they will just close unprofitable stores.
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by shadilay 5y ago
When has anything so trivial as legality bothered multinationals?
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by shadilay 5y ago
There is no such thing as plastic recycling as there is no use for second hand plastics. The best thing you can do is put it in a landfill. The Romans had landfills, there's no excuse for countries in the modern day that just toss tras
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by shadilay 5y ago
Buses and bicycles do not have tires?
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by shadilay 5y ago
It is infinitely more efficient to just not dump plastic in the ocean in the first place than it is pick it out of the ocean.
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by shadilay 5y ago
It's not like this isn't a hole in the market. The problem is the incentive to invest in better ideas isn't stronger.
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by shadilay 5y ago
In this case if the Epic lawsuit is successful and drives down the 30% Apple cut it may save macOs as an open-ish platform.
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by shadilay 5y ago
But how can you pick just one gay seaman?
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by shadilay 5y ago
They want to be as much like a bank as possible but without any of the regulation.
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by shadilay 5y ago
It's really bizarre that the risk isn't more obvious to people. Apple is partnering with foreign countries organizations who will supply CSAM hashes except that there is no way Apple can actually verify this. To do so Apple would
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by shadilay 5y ago
I am by no means an expert but even I know the story is more nuanced. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MfPHZFsw40M
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by shadilay 5y ago
Complete with wooden MG'S
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by shadilay 5y ago
Excellent examples!
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by shadilay 5y ago
I just want to pay cash.
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by shadilay 5y ago
No one burned down an AutoZone.
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by shadilay 5y ago
All of this is a failing of the OS layer which should manage permissions not stores.
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by shadilay 5y ago
This is called a smartNIC.
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by shadilay 5y ago
I think almost all my neighbors are 'millionaires' but 90% have median incomes for the city. Their net worth is just their house.
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by shadilay 5y ago
Most peoples biggest asset is their home which just costs more in property taxes and doesn't provide much benefit because they still need a place to live, preferably near their workplace.
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by shadilay 5y ago
And who exactly decides what is misinformation and what is not? Quis custodiet ipsos custodes?
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by shadilay 5y ago
>AMD Rome servers (quad channel DDR4-3200, single socket) Rome has 8 memory channels. https://en.wikichip.org/wiki/amd/cores/rome
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by shadilay 5y ago
Well said. If Apple wanted to keep children safe they would fund investigations into allegations of child abuse.
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by shadilay 5y ago
The law can count for subsidiaries and contractors too. No number of layers of corporate shell can stop the workers who need to say "You've reached Apple support, how can I assist you?".
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by shadilay 5y ago
While it's great and all for america to invest in the environment at the end of the day america is still only a small part of the world. The issues of climate are global in nature and unlikely to be solved in my lifetime.
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by shadilay 5y ago
This seems an awful lot like a solution to a problem that shouldn't exist.
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by shadilay 5y ago
Nowadays we are digital serfs living off the properties owned by megacorporations. They have made it increasingly difficult to live outside their ecosystem and run your own email server (your messages will end up in spam) or host your own w

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