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stef25
3y ago
There's no proof
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stef25
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Walter's buddies didn't die face down in the mud so people could just pretend they don't have to pay for public transport
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Police for example is not allowed to talk to a minor without a parent / guardian being present, I don't see how a medical professional would have that right. If there's a serious suspicion they should just get the courts invo
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3y ago
Make them less warm ?
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If there's one thing worse than public transport it's the people who don't pay for it. People trying to slip through the gate behind you and then scream where's the solidarity when you don't allow them. In Berlin I
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3y ago
My kids love it when they come running toward me and I pick them up and in one swoop throw them on to my (big) bed. I'm always holding back because I see their head snap back to land on the mattress, it's that "violent"
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3y ago
> was asked to live the room while he was questioned Is that even legal ? Anyone trying to get between my kids and I is going to have a very bad day.
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stef25
3y ago
Not so long ago there was a post / comment here that said Ukraine's going through around 10K DJI drones per month
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3y ago
> People who like computers do it as a hobby. They learn programming at a young age, they get a CS degree or a hard science degree, and then they spend their spare time on tech forums like HN. Well that's me and trust me, you don&#x
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3y ago
Come on man ... no company wants their DB leaked regardless of what's inside. There's probably zero Western companies in 2023 that "don't care" about PPI leaking from their systems.
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3y ago
We'll agree to disagree on that
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> Surely whatever money these guys spend buying these zero-days, Apple is rich enough to increase their bounties large enough to attract them to right side instead? TL;DR, Apple probably doesn't care enough You're in a very e
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3y ago
It's even better - "journalists getting killed is horrible but it's due to a lack of regulations. Someone has to do the dirty work" - NSO.
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3y ago
Same for the death metal
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stef25
3y ago
Interesting explanation. Let's hope Arab culture can soon leave these ridiculous justifications for despicable acts like honor killings behind and may Jamal spend the rest of his life behind bars for dumping his 16 years old niece'
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3y ago
At my kids' school we were reminded of the fact that if they don't attend school for x days without a doctor's note, several times that it can impact the amount of child support from the govt. No idea that existed but always
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stef25
3y ago
So the fungus can cross the blood brain barrier? Or does it get there via other means?
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stef25
3y ago
Surely a where user.id = 123 would fix that ?
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stef25
3y ago
Actually it was Paradise PD https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jOuD3KJ-a7w
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3y ago
Former colleague of mine was Tesla from day 1. Started an online journal of the life of his car. It's stuff like "well this car is great but this year I spent a huge amount of money because A, B, C broke and wasn't covered un
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3y ago
Mercedes EQ ?
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3y ago
> A manufacturer only gets a certain number of attempts at repairs (usually 3 for new cars) on new vehicles or a limited time frame to fix them before they must offer a full replacement Wow that would be awesome. Someone I know here in t
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3y ago
Never understood why each customer would have their own DB. Must be a nightmare to maintain.
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3y ago
Isn't that just bad design on the part of SAP ?
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3y ago
Dude, I'm 45 ... 30 is nothing. I had the best years of my life between 20-40. And after that it only deteriorated (depression, substance abuse) because of bad relationships and choices I made.
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3y ago
Here in Belgium the system is possible the most permissive in the world. People can fairly easily get a doctor to euthanize them due to a loss of quality of life, even for purely mental issues. I recall a rape victim, young woman with a hus
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> How unfair would that be to that someone? Having to bear the burden of being the sole reason for another to live? Is it really a burden? I've been through a very rough year and basically just live for my two wonderful kids. The o
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> This is a problem because it's what's called "inducement of a crime" - it's like if you say "We are a bar that doesn't check IDs" Obviously operating on another level but what's the differen
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One of my first "projects" was a proxy server through which people could access sites blocked in their country. This was 20+ years ago. When I started logging what people were accessing, search terms and all that I quickly shut it
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My experience with SEO is that it's very easy to rank for sufficiently niche sites with little competition. Even a 1 page site with keywords in the domain and the right H1 and H2 and maybe a paragraph of text. If you're in a compe
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