thejynxed

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by thejynxed 6y ago
Because the people who run Reddit have said many, many times that as long as moderators enforce the site-wide rules, that mods (and users to an extent) have the freedom to run the subs however they see fit, post whatever they wish, and yes,
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by thejynxed 6y ago
You mean people like Ellison and Thiel?
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by thejynxed 6y ago
They pretty much have in parts of Baltimore, Philadelphia, NYC, and San Francisco.
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by thejynxed 6y ago
They also left out the part that Poland invaded and took exactly back that which Czechoslovakia had invaded Poland and taken only a few years before during WWI.
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by thejynxed 6y ago
Not just bank fraud, but physical theft of prototype equipment from a US research partner.
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by thejynxed 6y ago
Well, unless you're doing tech work for the banks and exchanges, in which case going anywhere else in the UK except London would be silly.
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by thejynxed 6y ago
Because there aren't weekly bombings and kidnappings by politically left groups like The Weather Underground or Symbionese Liberation Army like there were up until the mid 1980's.
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by thejynxed 6y ago
The U.S.A. at least, has a military obligation to protect Taiwan due to several treaties dating back to WWII. The most recent POTUS to formally and publicly remind mainland China of this fact was Bush Jr.
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by thejynxed 6y ago
Or enough people willing to do the actual delivering for the usual shit pay.
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by thejynxed 6y ago
A company I do contract work for banned Instacart from one of their local stores entirely due to customer complaints to store management about unapproved substitutions.
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by thejynxed 6y ago
Because they instead decided to invest their tech money into autonomous floor cleaning robots, if the Giant stores near Harrisburg are any indication.
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by thejynxed 6y ago
But in a way they already do, by going full Hoover over the social media floor and buying them outright.
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by thejynxed 6y ago
The entire stack contains enough holes as to be swiss cheese, auditing the open code means nothing if and when something before that code in the stack manipulates the outcome of the code. This is one of the reasons those big security issues
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by thejynxed 6y ago
A) These companies are American, and outside of certain, very specific, industries explicitly mentioned in the War Powers Act, the American government has no authority to nationalize them at any time for any reason. B) Companies like Facebo
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by thejynxed 6y ago
Not sure about him, but from my point of view ads mostly leave a slimy, oily, nauseating feel in my brain and make me want to gouge my eyes out.
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by thejynxed 6y ago
I have a few comments listed on there, haven't visited that site or used IRC in ages.
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by thejynxed 6y ago
It's 404ing because the key cert for the page has expired.
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by thejynxed 6y ago
In this case you are trading those all for Google's own.
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by thejynxed 6y ago
Sabotaging the effort of others would actually be something that fit into Chinese political philosophy in this particular case, seeing as how much appearances mean to their long-tail strategy of global dominance and promenance. China being
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by thejynxed 6y ago
So I guess they banned the CDC & WHO from posting anything after they both parroted Chinese propaganda (read: lies) about no human-to-human spreading ;)
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by thejynxed 6y ago
2 TB per day up/down is the limit I hit backing up some raw image files from my DSLR. This might vary based on your overall usage as well (they more than likely penalize frequent uploaders of large files in some fashion).
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by thejynxed 6y ago
The first U.S. cases were found to have come here via Europe, but we ended up with plenty of cross pollination directly from China via travelers and contaminated goods (the first cases in North Carolina for instance involved people who had
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by thejynxed 6y ago
Yeah, because to get around pesky things like needing warrants signed by a judge they simply sign contracts with these companies who provide them with tons of info for a hefty fee. See: The C.I.A. and their fat ten year contract with WaPo.
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by thejynxed 6y ago
You're still advertising to anyone and everyone with admin access who cares to parse their log files every server hop you make to get it.
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by thejynxed 6y ago
Well yes, because they get creative with the accounting and those movies that hit $500+ million suddenly turn zero profit come time to pay taxes while some B or C film that costs a few paltry million at most to make and shovel right onto st
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by thejynxed 6y ago
Well, it does if you reside anywhere such agencies as the MPAA, GEMMA, or BREIN can send jackbooted S.W.A.T. through your front door.
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by thejynxed 6y ago
It's all due to investor pressure. Netflix was bleeding itself dry until they started making these changes.
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by thejynxed 6y ago
Not really, the Zen3 APUs for laptops and the consoles coming out later this year have been showing up in benchmarks online and have been blasting the Intel desktop offerings, I'm actually kind of excited about what we'll see from
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by thejynxed 6y ago
You can't even fully rely on those operatorsike site: anymore because Google now happily serves you results from miscreants that tag their scam site urls with valid site names, so instead of getting results from only let's say moz
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by thejynxed 6y ago
You're better off just installing something like Boost or Baconreader on your phone to take care of Reddit links from searches. I haven't touched Reddit on a desktop system in over a year because it's just easier to use an ap

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