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by tcmb 4y ago
I wouldn't call this poorly labeled, 'milk' and 'breasts' actually are semantically very close.
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by tcmb 4y ago
Maybe a bit macabre, but live updates are here: https://www.bbc.com/news/live/uk-62834633
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by tcmb 4y ago
Maybe a better analogy is an energy provider: You don't expect them to turn off somebody's power because they are listening to the wrong kind of music. Energy companies are publicly traded companies as well, I don't see what
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by tcmb 4y ago
> You somehow forgot to mention that most (probably all) EU countries have laws that require you to know the birthdays of your customers That is simply not true, not in this very general formulation. What businesses does this statement o
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by tcmb 4y ago
> Improper correlation or extrapolation of data can result in dangerously flawed conclusions. The following paper seeks to illustrate this point
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Revoked Certificate on eBay Messages Service(ebay.de)
1 points by tcmb 4y ago|0 comments
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by tcmb 4y ago
Seems to be eclipsed by Sean Connery, also from Edinburgh.
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by tcmb 4y ago
I hope this fad of naming your startup by an intentional misspelling is over soon.
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by tcmb 4y ago
The Register's article contains some interesting information about the system being upgraded (it's where the Windows PuTTY client is hosted...) as well as about the original blog post's author, that I was not aware of: > J
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by tcmb 4y ago
Two weeks seems like a really short time to have any effect... aren't the open positions and people applying for them going to be almost identical two weeks later?
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by tcmb 4y ago
Here's the abstract: > Three ongoing mega-trends are reshaping corporate governance: indexing, private equity, and globalization. These trends threaten to permanently entangle business with the state and create organizations control
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by tcmb 4y ago
I try to find a comparison of a relatively large number of devices to get an overview first. Some sites do summary tables in which they list attributes similar to those you listed. Heise.de for example often does that in their product tests
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by tcmb 4y ago
I like how the two halves look like a graphics glitch when he's riding it.
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The Art and Science of Data Visualization [video](youtube.com)
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by tcmb 4y ago
I don't know, maybe one day we will see that we are part of a balanced ecosystem, and that this balance is ultimately more important than having good roads.
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by tcmb 4y ago
Or maybe it was just a typo, the real page appears to be https://www.hammerspoon.org/Spoons/TextClipboardHistory.html
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by tcmb 4y ago
The domain hammer.org seems to have been taken over by some other organization...
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by tcmb 4y ago
yt-dlp [1] has command-line options to download only the captions of a video, in available languages, if you want to skip the scraping for the link. I built something similar [2] for a slightly different use case. I wanted to be able to sea
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by tcmb 4y ago
The link to the 'Apple Cash setup support page' is a 307 temporary redirect to the Apple Pay page for me. Not sure if this is due to locale, I don't have Apple Cash in my Apple Wallet settings as well...
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by tcmb 4y ago
From the FAQ: "send and receive money in Messages or Wallet. The money you receive appears on your Apple Cash card in Wallet." Can I get the money out of Apple Cash, except for spending it via Apple Pay? Can I withdraw the money t
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Randomly connect two Russian government officials to waste their time(wasterussiantime.today)
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by tcmb 4y ago
The site, https://wasterussiantime.today , appears to be hugged to death at the moment.
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Hacktivists are spam calling Russian officials and they want your help(engadget.com)
2 points by tcmb 4y ago|1 comments
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by tcmb 4y ago
Elevate is no longer developed as a browser extension and lives on as a desktop app: https://github.com/thomaschampagne/elevate/
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by tcmb 4y ago
For the analysis part, I have to mention Elevate [1] here. It used to be a browser plugin for Strava and is now a free and open source desktop app, developed by one guy [2] in his spare time (as far as I know). It does more than the Strava
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by tcmb 4y ago
"If" he can do all that, you might be right. But why will he be able to do what current Twitter is not capable of? It's not like these are deep secrets to success nobody but Musk knows.
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Zuckerberg's metaverse obsession is driving some Facebook employees nuts(businessinsider.com)
12 points by tcmb 4y ago|6 comments
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by tcmb 5y ago
My top ten recommendations are all Subarus...
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by tcmb 5y ago
Homoglyph Attacks come to mind. Replace legitimate domains like nytimes.com with ones that look identical but lead to phishing sites. (The hacker would have to build those convincing phishing sites as well, of course...)
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by tcmb 5y ago
Cool, thanks! If you share your github username, I will add you as a collaborator. You can mail it to me at flo at t21n dot net, if you don't want to post it here.

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