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by t34543 7y ago
Why does attendance matter?
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by t34543 7y ago
Sounds like similar challenges with hosting companies. Huge capital float and long payback period. If you were selling/leasing compute commodities you were probably more of a logistics company vs tech.
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by t34543 7y ago
There are always weaknesses and internal vulnerabilities in every system. If it was from the inside more likely a privileged user was compromised. It could also explain why Twitter is being quiet, especially if the investigation is ongoing.
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by t34543 7y ago
I can’t stand startups. Low pay, long hours, loys of aggravation and often socially toxic environments. The social toxicity is a big one for me. I have always struggled in this area and it makes things SO much harder outside of work.
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by t34543 7y ago
I think we’re in the era of notification burnout. Your pop up may not be the problem but it’s taking the blame - since these pop ups are optional to a lot of people.
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by t34543 7y ago
I’m increasingly frustrated with iOS 13 text selection, copy, and paste semantics. I had the first iPhone and I remember it was really good at selecting text. A far cry from the painful experience today. Rearranging icons is also pretty awf
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by t34543 7y ago
> The solution is nothing to do with phones, or cameras. It is about good laws, enforced vigorously. I think this rationale is exactly what got us into this mess. Laws are sufficiently complex that navigating them successfully is only re
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by t34543 7y ago
Interrogated because he complained about the police. They were oddly specific about the time the message was sent - yesterday around 9. Impressive turnaround for pursuing a thought crime: <24h. This is what all countries can look forward
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by t34543 7y ago
It’s insane that a certain demographic responds positively to overstimulation, affirming these choices. I’m an avid cooker and I fucking hate the auto play video on serious eats. I like to think the people reading that content are not as su
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by t34543 7y ago
This is what excessive moderation looks like.
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by t34543 7y ago
Google could very well be a one hit wonder. Coming from someone who works at a company with one successful product and many failed ones: Maybe they are too wealthy to want a second success. Life is cozy.
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by t34543 7y ago
I’m so thankful this has finally come to be. I’m not sure what power the American Farm Bureau has, though. Will this become law?
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by t34543 7y ago
Better than being resold - with rampant return fraud these items can be sold as new and cost 3 shipping trips to make it right.
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by t34543 7y ago
Very naive of you to think that.
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by t34543 7y ago
Combined with APNR and patterns over time, yes.
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by t34543 7y ago
I wonder why they backtracked and asked for the Tweet to be restored. I don’t think key material is copyrightable. Besides, once it’s posted the cats out of the bag. I’d rather see Apple continue to strengthen iOS security and leave the leg
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by t34543 7y ago
Almost all airports permanently run a Stingray like device
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by t34543 7y ago
LinkedIn started great but they shit the bed. The path they chose wasn’t aligned with users interests, it was to serve themselves. Fraudulent LinkedIn profiles are a big problem, too.
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by t34543 7y ago
This is a PR article and not intended to be news. This is an ad for: > This case was brought as part of Project Safe Neighborhoods (PSN). PSN is the centerpiece of the Department of Justice’s violent crime reduction efforts.
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by t34543 7y ago
Bay Area life is terrible. I earn a good living but between high taxes, high rents, and abysmal commutes it’s just not worth it.
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by t34543 7y ago
Unless it’s misconfigured.
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by t34543 7y ago
You could try a DMCA complaint.
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by t34543 7y ago
Rossmann claims the good are not counterfeit, but used parts sourced from device teardowns.
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by t34543 7y ago
> Teich contacted the Guardian for help. We asked it to reconsider his case, and in an almost immediate U-turn, it has now agreed to pay all his legal fees, and has offered him £750 in compensation. This is the unfortunate state of busin
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by t34543 7y ago
> Depending on the evaluation and further investigation, it is possible the man will be criminally charged with inducing a panic, Martin said. That’s bullshit. The panic was caused by the 911 operator being cautious, taking no chance in
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by t34543 7y ago
I work remotely and want to be isolated. How would lots of synchronous video help me?
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by t34543 7y ago
I’m not a fan of 1:1 video, I am full remote for almost a decade and I have a strong preference for chat. I like to think slowly and take a few minutes to respond. Being on a call robs me of that.
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by t34543 7y ago
It is not about saving lives, and mobile phone distractions are not as bad as you think. Statistics are commonly misused. Speeding kills your pocketbook 2 explores this in depth, fact checking accident statistics in BC: https://w
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by t34543 7y ago
A that’s pretty spiffy. All home built?
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by t34543 7y ago
Slack used to care about user choice, such as providing a IRC gateway. All of those customizable features have been walked back in favor of “its not us, it’s you” mentality.

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