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slazaro
9y ago
That people will be more trusting of the next lie. Otherwise, we lose a bit of trust in the government. But then again, our memories are pretty short, so it probably doesn't matter...
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Whatsapp web works fine, it's not a desktop app but it's in my desktop and I can type with my keyboard on it.
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They've now posted their response, and if true, everything on their side makes sense, and makes this situation a good example of not 100% trusting one sided accusations without having the other side's version first.
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9y ago
Is there an actual difference between this "Mixed Reality" and AR, or are they just inventing a new term for marketing purposes?
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They've been very secretive in the past in showing actual results, only releasing simulations and videos that look real but aren't (fooling people into thinking they actually had something), and that makes me doubt anything they s
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9y ago
Is there even any proof that hypnotherapy works for these kind of things?
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9y ago
Is there a list of all the artists whose works won't but should, thanks to Disney, corrupt politicians, et al?
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9y ago
I've noticed I have a similar problem myself. What other authors have you found interesting and accessible?
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9y ago
What bugs me the most is that a single ignorant person can have this much power, with almost zero recourse from the victim. But hey, "land of the free".
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9y ago
Sometimes their simplicity wins out. I have a TP-Link repeater that just plugs into a wall socket and that's it, very quick setup. I just want it for a specific room that doesn't get wifi coverage; this was cheap and convenient, I
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9y ago
Is it technically impossible to have end to end encryption with full history, even synced? As long as you have the decryption key, you could have synced encrypted history, the best of both worlds, right?
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9y ago
Wow. The example in the tweet would completely fool me. If you just go to the address bar and press enter ("reloading" the page, but actually going to the address), you can see it's just a search.
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9y ago
I keep rewatching this video every now and then, very recommended if you're from the U.S. I wonder how much does all this information apply to other countries (for instance, in the EU).
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9y ago
> we have descended to a point of moral decay Really? What is the time in the past where things were better? When you were younger, I presume?
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9y ago
That sounds like something a movie character would say before seeing a red dot on their body and being executed :) Don't worry about it, I'll take your word for it. The world is more interesting than I thought!
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9y ago
> Does this exist for non-diabetic patients? I recently had weight gain for the first time of my life after reaching 30yrs of age and always being underweight. I've been meaning to look into some diet-based approaches that would be
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9y ago
Wait, so they do the Fight Club thing where you can only find it from word of mouth by close people? How do you find this kind of place? Not that I'm interested in finding it, I don't care, it's pure curiosity now.
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9y ago
WARNING: Auto-playing video with possibly loud sound.
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9y ago
I remember playing it years ago, it's very well designed and even as a software developer, some of the later puzzles took a while to figure out. ...I think I'll play again.
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9y ago
Every time I hear about asset forfeiture I can't believe this is legal. It just blows my mind.
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9y ago
> 2047 is a composite number with factors 23 and 87. This is another error (though this one is actually in the article). The factors are 23 and 89.
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9y ago
Regarding (1), ZZ is [hold shift][type zz][release shift], while :x is [hold shift][type :][release shift][type x], so I'd say :x is 1 more action than ZZ, and the timing of the release makes it slower IMO.
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9y ago
Is there a parallel to :w as ZZ is to :wq or :x? With my layout at least, typing double colons is a bit more annoying than regular letters.
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9y ago
It's probably just a different transliteration of the name, rather than a mistake.
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9y ago
I found the fake reviews surprisingly laugh-out-loud funny. I think it's because it retains the structure, it's not total nonsense because close words are linked properly (like markov chains), but at a higher level it makes no sen
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9y ago
> heart, soul and spouse sacrificed Spouse? What happened?
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9y ago
Up being to the right of Left and to the left of Down is intuitive to you? I'd say Up and Down being as their name suggests would be more intuitive....
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9y ago
What if they automate the search and copy all your data for further mining and save all that info to see if you're not "desirable" for the "people in power"?
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9y ago
Aftee some years, the spammers will all be robots too, leading to an amazing world of robots arguing with robots over the phone, both pretending to be human.
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9y ago
Am I the only one that jokingly thinks the book title might be just a little bit pretentious? Don't get me wrong, I love what this guy does, I follow him on Twitter, and I have no doubts that the book is great. But the "color"
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