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by techthroway443 10y ago
This seems like the most sensible solution and would easily weed out 99% of these fake paid for reviews. Is there a way to filter ratings by verified purchasers? Why don't they do this by default?
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by techthroway443 10y ago
You mean like the Terminator?
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by techthroway443 10y ago
I thought people voted for Brexit because they wanted more autonomy and didn't like the free flow of immigrants, but I guess saying people were "scared shitless" does indeed make more sense.
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by techthroway443 10y ago
What happens when all houses have alarms?
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by techthroway443 10y ago
Brilliant
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Ask HN: How come some websites prevent your browser from being able to 'go back'
1 points by techthroway443 10y ago|0 comments
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by techthroway443 10y ago
What is this referring to?
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by techthroway443 10y ago
Sad state of affairs when an article about encroaching users privacy is met with such indifference.
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by techthroway443 10y ago
Same here. How new is this 'news'?
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by techthroway443 10y ago
> I don't see any way to add a search engine not on the list Then that's a problem with Chrome. Using Safari on iPhone you can set DDG as your default search engine.
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by techthroway443 10y ago
Rapidly apply brakes. Seems like the safest possible way to avoid the deer without causing injury to driver + possibly others.
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by techthroway443 10y ago
Should we be calling the technology Autopilot? I feel like the name implies more autonomy than it provides inadvertently misleading people.
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by techthroway443 10y ago
Nope. This article is specifically addressing social media accounts. Trying to lump your 'gamer tag' under that section is pretty sleazy.
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by techthroway443 10y ago
> I'm guessing you're new here? > created: 1177 days ago Pretty simple to check really.
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by techthroway443 10y ago
To take disciplinary action against employees who among other things are "'pulling rank' on other players to intimidate them"?
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Ask HN: Can first to market do more harm than good?
4 points by techthroway443 10y ago|4 comments
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by techthroway443 10y ago
Just got a letter from my supervisor. Had no idea it would 'ruin' my search with perverted garbage. Thanks for that.
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by techthroway443 10y ago
So they biggest obstacle is regulation/money and not in the technical challenges of making a 3,500 pound rectangle zip around the air? Ok.
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by techthroway443 10y ago
For the uninitiated? What did they do now?
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by techthroway443 10y ago
Wow whoever came up with the whole 'in the name of terrorism' is a goddamn genius. Pretty much a free card to get access to anything and everything for the sake of 'security'.
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by techthroway443 10y ago
What? Edit: Why am I getting downvoted? Have you clicked on this page: https://www.thepiratebay.org/top/all Wtf is the point of acting like TPB is a legit site where the main focus is not to spread copyrighted material
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by techthroway443 10y ago
Right... and the advertised TOC of their folders is mostly what? 99.999% linux distros I presume?
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by techthroway443 10y ago
How is that not considered flagrant lying? From your link: "For example, a child might tell his or her parent 'I ate every vegetable on my plate', when there were no vegetables on the child's plate to begin with."
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by techthroway443 10y ago
Check out the Top100 links to get an idea how the site is used.
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by techthroway443 10y ago
I'm failing to see the connection between magnet links to download copyrighted material and searching for an ISBN.
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by techthroway443 10y ago
This is stupid. We don't store any patient data thus we are HIPPA compliant?
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by techthroway443 10y ago
I think I see your point. So in order for TPB to be considered out of compliance with the DMCA there would have to be a clause in the DMCA where it clearly states that magnet links to copyrighted material are not allowed?
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by techthroway443 10y ago
If the metadata in question is used specifically for the purpose of distributing copyrighted material then how should it not be?
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by techthroway443 10y ago
This does not sound logical at all. Suppose part of complying with DMCA requirements is to remove the offending material - are you suggesting that by being exempt from having to do so they are complying with the requests?
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by techthroway443 10y ago
How is hosting magnet links that let you download copyrighted material not considered hosting infringing content?

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