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by shitlord 3y ago
Check out https://old.reddit.com/r/RedditMinusMods . It's dead now, but the number of popular posts removed for arbitrary reasons is insane. According to the graph on the front page, something went wrong in mid-201
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by shitlord 3y ago
If Youtube Premium actually blocked all the ads (including sponsored content), then I would pay for it. But it doesn't, so I have to use Sponsor Block anyway. Why pay for something that won't get the job done?
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by shitlord 3y ago
The cameras are also helpful in the city, and not just for parking.
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by shitlord 3y ago
Thanks, that is helpful. The OpenTelemetry integration seems like it will provide the most useful insights.
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by shitlord 3y ago
Are you using server side rendering? If so, did you end up writing a custom server, or are you monitoring your website some other way? My team is developing a server-rendered nextjs app which is deployed on AWS. We haven't really confi
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by shitlord 3y ago
I don't think your average mom and pop landlord is leading their tenants into battle with the Airbnb down the street, or anything close to that.
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by shitlord 3y ago
When people say "food is a human right" they typically want the government to provide food to the hungry. They don't want to make it illegal to operate a restaurant. When people say "housing is a human right", what
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by shitlord 3y ago
Isn't Adam Smith referring to feudal lords who fed/clothed their subjects and led them into war with their neighboring lords? That's not at all similar to landlords today.
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by shitlord 3y ago
This is somewhat related, but the reactors on an aircraft carrier can power a small city. In a way, the carrier is also portable.
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by shitlord 3y ago
Mine is a co-sponsor (Rubio) and he will say the same thing. People hate pedos more than they care about their own privacy or oppose their political enemies.
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by shitlord 3y ago
Remember the time Reddit banned everyone who mentioned that Aimee Challenor (ex-politician expelled from multiple political parties for pedo scandals) was working at reddit?
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by shitlord 3y ago
> Yes but you can do this anywhere I disagree. Most websites don't allow white nationalism, so there aren't any white nationalists to bully. On websites like Facebook or reddit, you're either screaming into the void or pre
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by shitlord 4y ago
The article links to a memo written by the law school's dean. It's worth a read because it addresses this very topic with legal citations.
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by shitlord 4y ago
I've used Backblaze for years and never had a problem. There's no upload file/data limit, but downloading it back can be slow. There's an option for them to mail you a hard drive but I never tried it.
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by shitlord 4y ago
I'm not talking about conspiracy theory content. Consider the most recent geopolitical conflict involving the US, the war in Ukraine. There are a number of articles on NPR's website about the possibility of the US sending F-16 jet
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by shitlord 4y ago
I think the most tragic part about NPR's decline is that they veered so far into activism, they often don't bother presenting the other side of contentious issues. As another commenter pointed out, NPR covered a variety of perspec
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by shitlord 4y ago
Is there a good replacement for old reddit that's not so political? I just want to look at memes, discuss niche topics, and shitpost.
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by shitlord 4y ago
https://archive.is/r0UCa
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by shitlord 4y ago
Unpaywalled: https://archive.is/xMscB I'd like to see a post-mortem or some sort of regulatory investigation to understand how it all went wrong. SVB had a risk management department, so what compelled SVB to make the
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by shitlord 4y ago
Why does Discord even care if you're discussing/distributing cheats, so long as you obey the law? Who exactly is the Trust & Safety team supposed to serve?
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by shitlord 4y ago
Maybe you could also leave the water running and keep all the appliances turned on for the duration of the stay. edit: I did a ballpark estimate and it won't even come close. If a bathtub wastes 10000 gallons/day at 0.25 cents&#x2
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by shitlord 4y ago
> That's the social contract -- you go to a full service restaurant, you tip 20% of the bill. When did it go from 15% to 20%? Is it because people don't tip in cash anymore, making it more difficult for service staff to evade t
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by shitlord 4y ago
The AWS console already has a single page where you can see how many EC2/networking resources you have in every region.
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by shitlord 4y ago
If a balloon really is operated by someone attempting to spy on sensitive military installations, it makes financial sense to shoot it down. It's cheaper to spend 400k on a missile than to have your adversary learn something they shoul
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by shitlord 4y ago
Was there a more cost effective way to shoot down the balloon? Is there any actual competition in the missile industry? I read the story about the F-18 shooting down a balloon with its gun, but it's also expensive to fly and maintain s
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by shitlord 4y ago
This reminds me of the time Limewire was sued, and the recording industry claimed damages of up to $75 trillion from copyright infringement. Now that's a deterrent!
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by shitlord 4y ago
I actually like Edge as a PDF viewer. It's the only reason I use Edge at all. It loads quickly, doesn't try to sell me things, and stays out of the way. Sumatra seems like a nice tool. It can't possibly be worse than Adobe Re
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by shitlord 4y ago
Companies want to profit. They'll either be forced to follow different local laws in different locations, or they'll avoid the situation altogether. Microsoft chose the second approach and now Windows doesn't have flag emojis
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by shitlord 4y ago
This comment doesn't deserve the downvotes. The surgeon general recently suggested that children should stay off of social media because it's bad for their psychological development: https://www.edweek.org/leaders
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by shitlord 4y ago
People can't even manage dangerous situations all the time. They panic, they freeze, and they make mistakes. Driverless cars don't need to work perfectly all the time. They just need to injure fewer people than human drivers.

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