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by thedaly 3y ago
Isn’t that how it works with discord? I don’t understand what you mean by overlapping communities.
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by thedaly 3y ago
The page you linked says very little, if anything, about Taibbi's reliability. Taibbi is not a member of the Grayzone.
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by thedaly 3y ago
What narrative is that?
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by thedaly 3y ago
> Meanwhile "pirates" get everything humanity has ever created for free in the highest quality available packaged as simple DRM-free files they can do anything they want with and that they can play on any device or with a well
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by thedaly 3y ago
Even if there is a basement, a lot of homes will have a gravity sewer line that is above the level of the basement floor, and utilize ejector/sump pumps for water below the elevation of the sewer.
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by thedaly 3y ago
> * that extremely useful fuzzy-find that repos have (press t in any repo) I didn't know this. Thanks for the tip!
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by thedaly 3y ago
Read my comment again. I wasn't making any claims outside of the fact that it would be expensive and unnecessary to implement anti-gps blocking features unless you expect to experience GPS blocking.
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by thedaly 3y ago
A comprehensive list of law enforcement agencies is produced as part of the census: https://bjs.ojp.gov/data-collection/census-state-and-local-l... If my experience working with AT&T in the private sector is any in
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by thedaly 3y ago
In regards to this specific case, because it is expensive and unnecessary. Cisco’s response involved shipping a large order of modified equipment, specifically designed to maintain accurate time even under radio jamming conditions. This so
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by thedaly 3y ago
> Both could be equally wrong and hallucinated. As can I. I recently broke my years long streak of not deleting something by accident with an errant bash command. Just because a tool has the potential for a negative outcome doesn't
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by thedaly 3y ago
Damn it, I just purchased an workstation license too.
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by thedaly 3y ago
Results
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by thedaly 3y ago
For those who may not be aware, this is only for Prime Video and Music. Marketplaces for physical goods are not subject to app store fees.
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by thedaly 3y ago
I see these kind of videos all the time and typically the auditor is being respectful, and doesn't do anything outside of recording to attract the attention of the authorities. Long Island Audit is one account that comes to mind.
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by thedaly 3y ago
Did he turn the position down initially?
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by thedaly 3y ago
Sites used to book travel, ie airfare, hotels, etc, are notorious for changing price based on your perceived interest. I've noticed this myself when I look at a hotel listing multiple times, the price tends to creep up.
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by thedaly 3y ago
I think we need legislation that mandates transparency in fees across most if not all products. Not including taxes and fees in the listed price is detrimental to consumers.
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by thedaly 3y ago
I've never seen a thread go this viral on hacker news before.
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by thedaly 3y ago
I don't know. Twitter has been pushing the subscription model a lot and I suspect that will likely be the long term solution.
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by thedaly 3y ago
> The other way to look at it is that the EU isn't in thrall to big tech companies and the world is lucky that there's somewhere that their power doesn't reach. I'm inclined to agree when you look at things like priva
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by thedaly 3y ago
Did I travel forward in time? The article is dated DECEMBER 1, 2023
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by thedaly 3y ago
To be fair, that activation script/crack does work really well
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by thedaly 3y ago
Most western democracies have more than two viable political parties.
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by thedaly 3y ago
Are you serious? You think that the brand of mobile device a potential suitor uses is a good metric to eliminate candidates?
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by thedaly 3y ago
> Personally I prefer to use a non-obvious dedicated email per account e.g. ebpnw@mydomain.com, so the attacker has to guess the email as well. Should I stop doing my obvious, ie hackernews@mydomain.com, account emails?
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by thedaly 3y ago
> green bubbles give her the ick I mean, I guess I would be grateful to have such an earlier indicator that someone is not worth pursuing. Truly, who cares.
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by thedaly 3y ago
> When certain positions have a low-truth history that stretches for generations, maybe we should recognize that. We ought not accept their assertions as factual; any consideration should come with worthwhile vetting and analysis. Well s
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by thedaly 3y ago
Firefox, pretty much all electron based apps, there are lots of applications that seem to interface directly with wayland.
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by thedaly 3y ago
You can use tools like certbot to get a working cert without "approval from a corporate CA". It isn't a selfsigned cert.
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by thedaly 3y ago
> the protocol that is infeasible to use to connect to people you don't know without getting continued approval from a corporate CA. What do you mean? Are you saying you can't serve content via QUIC with a certificate issued by

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