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7y ago
Could you summarize the results for those of us not in the US?
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7y ago
>TV has been doing this for ages The main change is that now ads will be targeted to the individual, or at least the household, level based on personal information they've collected about you from other sources.
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7y ago
In theory, the mods can whitelist those articles manually after seeing them repeatedly flagged and vouched for. However, we know that the mods have already seen this article since the link was changed from the archive to the paywall URL. In
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7y ago
Under the title, there should be a link that says "vouch".
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7y ago
Make sure to vouch for it to cancel out the mass-flagging.
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7y ago
http://archive.is/xsV4e
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7y ago
Looks like it's already dead on HN.
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7y ago
Don't you have to still reboot Macs to apply certain updates?
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7y ago
That would be great, since I can just block those ads with a host file change.
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7y ago
It's a whole different league than with Jobs. Take a look at the glossary page on his blog. https://stallman.org/glossary.html
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7y ago
You sure that's not just for GPL? I worked at a place that had a strict no-GPL policy due to the legal risks of non-compliance. LGPL and MIT software was fine though.
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7y ago
12,000 steps is about 2 hours of walking, though that is tracked throughout the entire day and not in a single walk. Most pedometer apps I've seen tell you to shoot for 10,000. If you have an Android phone, there is a FOSS app on Fdroi
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7y ago
>I must admit the the terminology isn't very clear. A Safari "content-blocker" app sends a list to Safari, and Safari blocks it. A regular blocker (like uBO) blocks content itself. Safari content blockers aren't all b
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7y ago
For some perspective Bulgaria, an EU member state, has a population of 7 million and an average salary of around $700 per month, or $8,400 per year. That would put you way below the poverty line in the USA. Minimum wage in Texas is $7.25 an
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swebs
7y ago
How so?
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7y ago
>Why not get rid of the entire anti-democratic idea and just vote for the president. Why not get rid of the entire anti-democratic idea of voting for representatives altogether and just vote directly on issues?
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7y ago
Which part of the electoral college do you have a problem with? I'm a fan of the fact that it gives smaller states a voice, but don't like the fact that it's winner-take-all in every state except Maine. Also faithless elector
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7y ago
What exactly is the benefit of this? The video says it uses neural networks and fast algorithms, but doesn't say what they're used for, or how it would benefit me as an end user.
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7y ago
Amazon's Alexa has actually been quite successful.
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7y ago
For what its worth, average salary in Lithuania is around 10,000 euros per year.
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7y ago
Security updates need to be released ASAP.
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7y ago
ISPs have been doing this since the dawn of time. A VPN will fix it.
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7y ago
Yes.
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7y ago
Nice image, but the article is Buzzfeed-tier garbage.
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7y ago
>the device has no clue what real objects exist and where they are The technology in the article solves that
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7y ago
>A new Linux laptop would require an install, then... No, that's a new Windows laptop that you're wiping and installing Linux on. You can buy laptops nowadays with Linux already installed and completely set up. https:/&#x
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7y ago
>"Both sides"... no. Yes https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-politics-eu-referendum-35980571
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7y ago
Both sides had ads and propaganda, but it seemed like the anti-Brexit side was much more aggressive. The front page of reddit was swarmed with posts about how Brexit would be the end of the world and that anyone who votes leave is literally
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7y ago
My gym actually does that. The elliptical machines actually tell you how much power you're generating. Going at a moderate pace generates about 90 watts. That's enough to light up about 10 modern light bulbs. You're going to
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7y ago
I wouldn't say they're similar. Brexit was because people lost faith in the leadership of the EU, mostly due to the migrant crisis, which is still ongoing years later. The Yellow vests are more analogous to Occupy Wall Street.
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