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My Twitter account was suspended for "spam" a year ago because I kept replying to someone with the same reaction image. They reverted the suspension pretty quickly after I appealed. I guess they handle appeals differently dependin
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In a way, the advertisers did find a way around ad blockers. Google built an entire browser and used Manifest V3 as an excuse to cripple ad blockers. Companies are also paying influencers, twitch streamers, and YouTubers to promote their pr
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Because my ec2 dev server is even more powerful, and I can easily upgrade the hardware configuration without spending $1k on a new laptop. I never really appreciated a remote dev server until I had to work on a behemoth Java project and th
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It stands for "All Cops Are Bastards". It was popular among left-wing people a couple of years ago during the George Floyd protests. The expression has now fallen out of favor for mostly everyone, other than the far-left. https:&
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> How does one avoid DMCA notices from the ISPs? Rent a seedbox from a company not based in the US, under a pseudonym, and use cryptocurrency for payments. This is surprisingly common. > Is this where private trackers come into play?
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Doesn't that achieve the same thing as a seedbox but with less control and higher cost? Seedboxes are great when used with private trackers, but the trackers usually have very strict rules about which clients you can use, how long you
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> His account is suspended after his arrest, which is most probably due to fake reports from the cyber army If this is actually the case, then the reporting system is incredibly broken.
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I interned at a NSA contractor in college and applied for a clearance. They called me 3 years later to tell me it was approved after I was working somewhere else, in a totally different industry.
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Part of what makes these situations so frustrating is that there's no due process, and there are significant ramifications to your livelihood. You aren't told what you're being accused of, you have no way to contest the alleg
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They're probably talking about The Kiwi Farms, a site which has a lot of trouble finding a host or an ISP willing to tolerate them. They also have people petitioning foreign governments to seize their IP addresses.
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Fun fact: Taylor Lorenz's Twitter account is also excluded from the internet archive.
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I can't stand micromanagers either. Fortunately there are plenty of well-paying jobs in the US without them. When an EM starts nitpicking engineering work products (code, designs, etc.) or demanding specific work hours, it's time
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> by reading forum activity you can understanding roughly where the next massacre will happen What? Citation needed. Has there been a single massacre committed by any of its members?
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Yes, that's true. My company has made a number of questionable hires since the pandemic, when companies stopped doing in-person interviews. There will always be people who cheat but maybe requiring a few in-person interviews and imposi
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They could also argue that the airplanes will cast a shadow on neighboring parks/houses.
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The coding portion is the easiest to cheat on. I know because I interviewed someone who did cheat. She shared her screen with someone else and had someone talking her through the interview. Somehow the audio feeds crossed, and I heard the g
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I would advise you to join and continue to be apathetic toward political issues. The vast majority of us don’t care. We just want a massive paycheck. Don’t let political activists prevent you from pursuing your career goals.
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You can’t really explain it because the domain is censored across the entire site.
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Laugh at her* Just because they misgender her doesn’t give you permission to do it.
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This is a non-sequitur. Ethical concerns are orthogonal to the difficulty of the undertaking.
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It's not a simple proposition for someone who is aggressively deplatformed. You depend on other companies to exist on the internet and these companies don't have to do business with you. At minimum, you need a domain, you need a p
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I don't disagree about usage, but a 300% upcharge over a burstable EC2 instance is not reasonable from a pricing perspective. Fargate should allow users to specify their compute requirements beyond just vCPU count and GB memory.
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No, the cost of a Fargate vCPU is just higher compared to EC2. An EC2 t3.small instance costs about 2 cents/hour and a similar configuration on Fargate costs about 9 cents/hour. For m6i.large and c6i.large instances, the disparity
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I use DynamoDB, Lambda, Fargate, and a few other services for a side business. I don't want to spend my time fiddling around with a database or EC2 instances. I'm able to run everything I need for under $100 a month without a lot
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What about speech inciting violence against Russian soldiers in Ukraine? Many in the western world support this sort of speech. Some of them even lobby their governments to send weapons to Ukraine for killing Russian soldiers. Should this s
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It's cheaper to allow an employee on the low end of HV transfer in from another team.
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Thank you for writing this guide. I really enjoyed reading it and it helped me get my first job.
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Send an email to abuse@website.com and let them sort it out. This approach has always worked for me.
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No, all I'm saying is that the wife beater accusation appears substantive.
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People often use "shouting 'fire' in a crowded theater" as an example alluding to the Schenck case without realizing it was overturned.
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