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Why would anyone believe a "pesticide" would be anything but harmful to almost all insects?
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3y ago
Apple's own developer documentation outlines how notifications can trigger when crossing a physical boundary. Apps notifications can trigger if you enter a "protest zone" for example then gov will know everyone who was there.
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3y ago
A lot of words to ask why spam exists. The answer is always money.
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3y ago
It might be a non-issue but it was certainly interesting to discover that an app can have "only in-use" permissions yet trigger location based events while closed.
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3y ago
https://developer.apple.com/documentation/usernotifications/... https://medium.com/@jonathan2457/location-triggered-notifica... "Because the system actually monitors the regions, you don
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3y ago
At best, the audience data it claims to have is from the lowest of the low common denominator who never use security/privacy settings and leave admin/admin turned on on their routers. I can't imagine this targeting is possibl
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Some new playgrounds near me have implemented recycled rubber matting on the surface (mitigate falls) while having difficult to climb/traverse shapes/ropes/etc on a slight slope without being too high off the ground. Kids see
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3y ago
They'll just monopolize garage openers like smart phones and you'll have 2 options both which will be hooked into the surveillance grid.
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3y ago
Prescient article. No surprise it was written by Nick Szabo (ideated Bitgold a year before Bitcoin white paper was released).
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3y ago
What is your point? Whether one eats a lot or a little chocolate, it should still be safe to eat.
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3y ago
More fish = greater oceanic ecosystem top to bottom. Everyone forgets the ocean when discussing carbon capture. Micro organisms can help a lot.
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3y ago
Depends on the chocolate. Darker chocolates in small amounts per day can positively affect health.
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3y ago
An earth day will extend by an hour in 160 million years, it's not something to worry about.
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3y ago
Eating a piece of chocolate a day will make you obese? Lol
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3y ago
Did you forget the context of the article?
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3y ago
reducing our overall energy demand As a realist, I think you understand the fault in this logic. If we can incentivize the production of renewable energy via 'crypto credits' during down time it will alleviate the hesitati
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I guess you can wave your magic wand around and make "storage" happen. I'll leave you to it.
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3y ago
There's no good reason (for the users) to do this Apple has compromised user privacy in the past (China) to avoid govt crackdown. I wouldn't be surprised if high-level agencies routinely mandate specific "functionalit
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Currently, they simply "curtail" capacity. Meaning they "turn off".. you are genuinely out of your depth and need to do some research. Here is a great primer: https://www.hydro.org/powerhouse/article
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3y ago
Don't shun others on subjects you are unfamiliar with. Speak gently and listen. Perhaps to the National Hydropower Association knows a bit more than you: https://www.hydro.org/powerhouse/article/why-hydropower
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Your point of view here seems to neglect energy storage. "Why do we need currency when we can just store commodities?" Are you hypothesizing about a world where we have more renewables than we can consume at all times?
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Many renewable power companies have already started mining directly at the source when demand drops and proven this concept. It's really a shame so many blindly follow group-think on this nuanced subject.
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That's not fair. There is something taught to children about this idea..
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3y ago
Have developers really come full circle to "why do we make websites?"
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3y ago
The suffocating irony of this forum being called "Hacker News" when it is filled with comments like this never fails to amaze me. A truly unimaginative bunch.
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3y ago
Generally it's when the bean-counters get more leverage during economic slowdowns you see the dark patterns emerge.
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Speaking of editing—oh my, are we going to do this parenthetical forever? X isn't a brand, it's a foundation of our alphabet and used for many different things in society. So yes, we will do this likely until it's no
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3y ago
People successfully time the market all the time (some more than others). Only fools broadcast their intentions. If they are broadcasting it, the broadcast is part of the strategy.
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It's trained on social media users.. so that tracks.
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3y ago
Lawyers and organizations that have proven track record of fighting timber, oil, and mass polluters in court.
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