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A 4chan shitposting bot isn't going to collapse society.
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I don't know about the child pornography claim, but the rest of it seems to check out. The user revealed their name in an interview here: https://www.fastcompany.com/3026860/a-brief-rundown-of-the-s... According t
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The difference is that you can always close the game or play a different game. I don't see why the government needs to get involved when individual companies already have a financial incentive to ban toxic players.
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Sponsor Block is another good one.
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4y ago
Netscape 8 actually supported multiple rendering engines too! https://www.versionmuseum.com/history-of/netscape-browser
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Isn't the model a trade secret? Correct me if I'm wrong but the model is what allows the lender to optimize profit by maximizing good loans and minimizing bad ones. If the model is public then the lender would lose its competitive
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The RTX 3080 is a massive power hog. All that energy has to be dissipated somehow. It's really impressive what Apple has managed to do with the M1 and M2 chips. If an Apple M chip ever offers comparable performance on AAA games, I'
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I do the same thing with my 2018 Intel MBP. It's nice being able to go on trips with only your phone charger.
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The company's job is to maximize profits. If it's not doing that, then it's leaving money on the table, doing a disservice to its shareholders, and creating an opening for its competitors. Exploitation isn't always condu
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To me, the purpose of employment is to earn money. It's not to promote my political agenda or make the world a better place. I can do that on my own time. I support DEI efforts to the extent that they will increase my company's st
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This looks fantastic! Can someone explain what the Intelligent Tracking Prevention feature is designed to guard against? Will it be limited to cross-site tracking, or does it also prevent individual websites from fingerprinting you through
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You can buy low-cost programmable IP cameras from the manufacturer. It's very easy to set up something similar to a Wyze cam with no recurring service fee. Just don't expose these devices directly to the internet because you proba
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lastitude's comment below is flagged (probably because of the source), but it was an important and newsworthy event that adds to your point. The people who moderate the website aren't capable of behaving impartially. The admins wh
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This doesn't resemble old reddit to me. Old reddit was the wild west with competing mini fiefdoms. This website appears to be heavily curated by its operators.
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Agreed, trial & error with YAML sucks. People hated it so much that Amazon created CDK, a tool that basically generates/executes Cloudformation templates.
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Another technique is to enable the accessibility mode, which is a speech-to-text prompt and is supposedly easier to bypass.
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4y ago
I worked at a large tech company replacing an internal MPA website with a SPA replacement. The MPA website was built in the 2000s, it was unmaintainable, and it was generally duct-taped together. The SPA website was new, shiny, and build on
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Sure, but why isn't it being called out explicitly? Twitch was used to stream the event, 4chan/8chan/Discord were likely used to promote the event, and reddit was likely used to plan it. His post history suggests he used the
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Why does reddit get a pass? The shooter was posting on reddit until the day of the shooting. He posted about tactical gear and ammo, which were actually relevant to the execution of the attack.
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Also, how will we ever deal with population growth?
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Same here. I bought their stock on several occasions, and a few times near the peak. I regret the timing, but not the decision to invest in this company.
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Rumors of hiring freezes and reneged offers on Blind
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They're in IPO mode and systematically purging anything remotely controversial. My 9 year old account got suspended for saying that the admins enable pedophilia. They actually IP banned me so I can't create a new account. People a
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I can't think of a good reason to remove ID docs, mugshots, court records, and other personal information of convicted child molesters. There's a reason we have sex offender registries, even if they go too far sometimes. You shoul
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I opened /g/ in incognito mode without an ad blocker, and I was actually surprised by the ads. There are no lowest common denominator "horny babes near you" ads or viagra ads. But there are ads for a crypto lottery, ads
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> But on the other hand, why the heck does Disney have these special privileges in the first place? It's probably because of the $5B in annual tax revenue from the FL tourism industry (led by Disney).
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Satirists already made that joke with the term "Person of Land". Its initialism is "POL" so it even plays into the "POC" angle. https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=People%20of%...
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I also prefer docks to hubs, for the same reasons you mentioned. There are still some pretty big gaps which need to be addressed before we can use a single cable for everything. First, Mac OS still doesn't support DisplayPort MST. If y
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I agree, but this isn't exactly a novel concept. Mass block lists have received media coverage in the past: https://slate.com/technology/2015/08/twitter-blocklists-they...
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The fact that they traded options (probably deep OTM) is the cherry on top. How incompetent did they think the SEC was?
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