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by tamimio 1y ago
The cringe thumbnails in the videos in the homepage and having discord for communication is enough for me to NOT use it or try it.
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by tamimio 1y ago
$20,000 for a fake knife!? And I buy an item, a real one, and find later there was a cheaper price by few bucks somewhere else and I feel like an idiot.. crazy!
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by tamimio 1y ago
If you can get rid of the cookies message that would be great, as I will place the site as an app in my phone and that message is annoying to have when I open it.
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by tamimio 1y ago
Law enforcement officers, judicial officials, social workers, and similar generally maintain qualified immunity from liability in the course of their work. This case for example in which judges and social workers allegedly failed to properl
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by tamimio 1y ago
> because they are never holding enough money to cover all deposits at once. Yep, that's the reason (not the other one you mentioned), which means banks are creating money without actual assets backing it up. It's fake numbers
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by tamimio 1y ago
> . I can’t understand why banks keep lending money for deals like that Because that's literally the only way banks make money. Cars, houses, whatever -banks are after the interest money. The loan is a fake number that gets transfer
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by tamimio 1y ago
This should lead to better checksum verification mechanism, because if you compromise the site, you can put whatever compromised checksum as well. I think having a centralized checksum verification system for all major (or all) distribution
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by tamimio 1y ago
I loved it all, software and hardware, thanks for sharing it! > I had never done any PCB design before and downloaded KiCAD with no idea how it worked. I saw similar lines among many people who designed great things, take a note, compani
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by tamimio 1y ago
From https://prestonbyrne.com/2025/10/16/the-ofcom-files/ > consistent with the UK legal doctrine known as parliamentary supremacy, which holds that the UK Parliament has theoretically unlimited power
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by tamimio 1y ago
To control the public, just play on the fear or safety part, and they will just follow mindlessly.
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by tamimio 1y ago
Speaking of Namib Desert, yesterday I was in a nature museum and saw the Namib beetle, the fog collector beetle! https://imgur.com/a/UbIefte I love nature, and I am seriously thinking of changing careers completely awa
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by tamimio 1y ago
I know it's normal to criticize the US now being like that, but the reality is, this is a shared vision among the 5-Eyes countries if you dig deeper. It just happens that the US is very outspoken about it. In Canada, for example as I r
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by tamimio 1y ago
This isn’t even the full story, because a lot of Americans when they travel abroad they pretend they are Canadians. https://m.youtube.com/shorts/mJ6L9VFJP4w
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by tamimio 1y ago
Short answer: banks infinite money creation glitch (credit creation) inflated the prices of everything, but especially houses because it’s seen as a safe investment. Solving the housing market is pretty simply: make it a depreciated asset,
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by tamimio 1y ago
> The result has been a huge increase in bots and "legitimate" accounts farming engagement with rage bait and other content that makes X unbearable. https://ottawacitizen.com/news/ottawa-man-ai-bot-maga I
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by tamimio 1y ago
Why people are still using let alone trusting big tech companies is beyond me.. facebook, MS, and google are not and never your friends.
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by tamimio 1y ago
Can’t tell if it’s the same spot or not https://www.reddit.com/r/StrangeEarth/comments/1e476ob/weath...
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by tamimio 1y ago
Then suddenly a wild man with a cone will disturb the whole thing! (Smart autonomous cars aren’t smart when you put a cone/pylon on its hood)
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by tamimio 1y ago
It's a great move. I doubt it will add any substantial security measures, but the fact that more people -either individuals, organizations, or even governments- are disconnecting from the major big tech players is always a good sign an
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by tamimio 1y ago
>datastar I have never heard of it, but I loved it reading a bit of the docs, especially as someone who doesn't like the whole front end circus! I was planning to teach myself svelte but it seems this one is more than enough!
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by tamimio 1y ago
I ditched the whole smart TV years ago. I was never a fan of the slow, ad-ridden software, and later found that enormous packets were being sent when I monitored the DNS at the network level despite the TV being 'turned off'. Inst
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by tamimio 1y ago
Decline usually happens gradually. I highly doubt a coronal mass ejection will fry up all the electronics on earth, or I hope not at least.
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by tamimio 1y ago
> Go ask anyone working on humanoid robots today, almost everything you see here, if repeated 10 times, will enter failure mode As someone who worked in the robotics industry, 90% of the demos and videos are cherry-picked, or even blatan
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by tamimio 1y ago
Self hosting is great, but I am more interested in decentralized technology, whether as services or even radio. I think in the near future the world will experience major disruptions, technical, financial, or even political, that centralize
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by tamimio 1y ago
The rule of thumb is if you can use Linux and you don't have a very weird niche application that only runs on Windows, then you should migrate to Linux. There are plenty of good entry-level distributions and all sorts of applications t
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by tamimio 1y ago
Democracy is fake; it's the rule of whoever controls the money, influence, media, and pulls the proper manipulation tactics to manipulate the public through fears. It was funny watching the digital ID in the UK, how they were using &qu
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by tamimio 1y ago
> crack down on hackers and ransomware fraudsters. What kind of justification is this?! Seriously, do they think people are 6-year-old toddlers that all you have to say is "Oooo bad guys out there!!" and they will just magicall
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by tamimio 1y ago
> Estonia follows the “once-only” principle: citizens provide their data just once, and government agencies re-use it securely. The next step is proactive services—where the government initiates service delivery based on existing data, w
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by tamimio 1y ago
“You lack soft skills and initiative; unfortunately, you will not be promoted while having more responsibilities” - the manager who wants to be pleased. One time a manager hinted to me to be a snitch on my coworkers just so he could see I h
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by tamimio 1y ago
This is usually in big corps, so if you like working in these hellholes, then proceed with all these shenanigans. I worked there before and it's not really good for engineering, let alone engineers' mindset, because in addition to

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