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by swores 3y ago
You're misunderstanding the comment you're replying to. They're not saying you need an exit node to do bad stuff over Tor, they're saying that anybody with the technical ability and knowledge to run a tor exit mode would
902.
by swores 3y ago
Minor feedback that you're welcome to ignore: I found reading your comment a little bit slower & more annoying because of your lack of upper case letters for sentence starts. It's an interesting comment so I still read to the
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by swores 3y ago
Are you actually asking a question relevant to the thread or just spamming a self-promotion? I ask because I don't see any reason that paid open source contributions wouldn't be as good as non-paid open source contributions when i
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by swores 3y ago
Forgive me, but a small grammatical FYI: it should be "my sister and me", not "my sister and I" - because you're both the object of the verb "raising". The way to think of it is imagining what word you&#x2
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by swores 3y ago
They just said they're more used to the Chrome version, not that the Firefox version is lacking. (Personally I'm with you in preferring Firefox dev tools - although I'm not someone who needs to use them more than a few times
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by swores 3y ago
> In a field test study on eight vehicles published in July 2022, the researchers showed that a prototype of Battery Sleuth was more than 99.9% effective at detecting and preventing illegitimate activity without interfering with normal
907.
by swores 3y ago
I think you've misunderstood what they're saying.
908.
by swores 3y ago
A wooden cog, a chain made not from metal but from plant fibres, etc etc.
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More than 850 people (now 30/month) referred to clinic for video game addicts(theguardian.com)
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by swores 3y ago
A wall clock would be my suggestion, having inherited a couple of lovely ones myself. Even though one of them is worth quite a lot of money, it's not like a watch where using it risks easily damaging it - it's mounted high enough
911.
by swores 3y ago
> One reason was to increase investment. That's such a ridiculous argument though. Privatisation increasing investment means one of two things, either the investors are getting ripped off or they're going to get a profitable
912.
by swores 3y ago
You're familiar with the model then :)
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by swores 3y ago
Thank-you! It's almost midnight here so I've only skimmed your comment (it's much more in-depth than I'd hoped for - wonderful!) but will ofc come back to read it fully :)
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by swores 3y ago
Which are you using & do you recommend them?
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by swores 3y ago
I can't speak to this one specifically, but most events have agreeing to be photographed as a default condition for attending. It's pretty much 101 for anyone with any experiencing running an event (unless it's an event where
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by swores 3y ago
Why? Do you mean assuming using a laptop screen and not raising it higher than the desk?
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by swores 3y ago
I'm not OP but in their list the glasses are obviously acting as the computer screen they'd be working on, chosen because they're smaller and lighter than carrying an actual monitor around with you.
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by swores 3y ago
I personally suspect that it would work better if schools had dedicated staff to deal with that side of stuff rather than only having those people in the separate child services organisation - maybe in such a way that it's the school s
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by swores 3y ago
It's hard to guess why you've interpreted their comment as being "happy to see them go to hospital with concussion". But I would suggest that in a debate over whether or not it's a good idea to punish children who a
920.
by swores 3y ago
I think you're probably right, was just pointing out that the definition doesn't mean that has to be the case :)
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by swores 3y ago
You could argue that it's specifically true for projects, but the definition of average absolutely doesn't require that. If for example you had 100 projects were 50 of them were built by expert teams who poured love into their wor
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by swores 3y ago
Which isn't to say that all mammals and especially not that humans can therefore cope fine come what may.
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by swores 3y ago
I think you're massively underestimating a) the amount of poverty even in the US (or whatever country you're thinking of) yet alone in places where the mean salary is only a couple of hundred bucks, and b) the limited options for
924.
by swores 3y ago
We all make childish or otherwise foolish comments sometime (most of us probably quite often - I definitely do), worth trying not to as often as possible but no big deal slipping up :)
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by swores 3y ago
The person you're replying to was just making a sensible observation that was relative to the conversation - I don't see any problem with what they said, nor relevance to Reddit's typical comments. You on the other hand haven
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by swores 3y ago
The assumption about a kid for pocket money is relevant because a) lots of people doing the job of delivery papers are kids already and b) even if they're not, they're some doing the same job for minimum or less than minimum wag
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by swores 3y ago
When I was 13 I delivered newspapers, two of the people with subscriptions on my route, both >70 (not sure exact age), one asked me to take their bins out to the street once a week, the other wanted company and hoped I'd come in for
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by swores 3y ago
Heh I just had a bored few minutes outside with a cigarette, but I didn't find writing that comment interesting enough to want to turn it into a new career :)
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by swores 3y ago
I've just done that in reply to your previous comment, but will add here: they said "pay the person who delivers my daily newspaper", so it's $2500 on top of an existing delivery, not $2500 including paying for a new sub
930.
by swores 3y ago
Depends on the person but it doesn't seem completely impossible - ignoring inflation, $250/yr for <5mins a day (part of an existing delivery route, so no worrying about the commute time except from front door to wall hanging lo

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