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by thrill 1y ago
Guess what happens to industries that are not profitable.
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by thrill 1y ago
The latest attempted scams I’m getting on my gmail account are fake postmaster bounces “from” google.com.
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by thrill 1y ago
Fraud is fraud. There’s plenty of laws against it.
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by thrill 1y ago
In my actual real world experience of digging my elderly mother out of $25,000+ of scam debt, banks do not care at all unless they can be shown to be at fault, and then they weigh the loss expense vs the likely legal expense.
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by thrill 1y ago
Yet the hard landing is inevitable.
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by thrill 1y ago
Because everyone knows viruses don't mutate.
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by thrill 1y ago
A phone number is optional if you give a recovery email. Create an iCloud account you don't use for any other reason and don't share it with anyone.
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by thrill 1y ago
No.
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by thrill 1y ago
'fraid I'm not visiting your website until you fix your certificate.
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by thrill 1y ago
Sliders on all forms of false platitudes, so I can weld them to zero.
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by thrill 1y ago
If there are any future vaccines.
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by thrill 1y ago
When a vehicle crash occurs, that embedded system should no longer be treating data as "temporary", but as what it now is, civil and potentially criminal evidence, and it should be preserved. To go to the effort of creating that
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by thrill 1y ago
Since it's a great article, I'm sure it was written using vi.
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by thrill 1y ago
Do you know if there are (settable) limits on image sizes using it as a container repository? Some of my larger images never fully get uploaded.
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by thrill 1y ago
Maybe we could fork it into technical discussions and complaints about technical discussions.
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by thrill 1y ago
> “Ultimately, we hope our technology becomes obsolete,” says Maheshwari. They may, but once something becomes a revenue stream, their successors won't.
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by thrill 1y ago
If you pay it in monthly installments then your social^h^h^h^h^h^h credit score will be impacted.
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by thrill 1y ago
"must respectfully engage with unconventional beliefs" No ... no, I don't.
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by thrill 1y ago
Maybe it was the repeat.
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by thrill 1y ago
After I get my towel.
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by thrill 1y ago
Place right turn signal on. People to the right of you make a hole. You move over. You decide to stay there until traffic is empty to pass again without impeding others. You never leave your zen.
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by thrill 1y ago
right-click save-as?
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by thrill 1y ago
Far less of everything that is bigger than a water molecule.
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by thrill 1y ago
It may have been even more effective than that if the intel supported specific target selection. Russia is likely already having a difficult time keeping their fleet operational, and if Ukraine was able to select aircraft that had recently
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by thrill 1y ago
Leaving the word "can" out of the title changes the meaning.
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by thrill 1y ago
Just as bad - don't guess my location based on my IP address.
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by thrill 1y ago
It's especially jarring because the ads are at maximum volume.
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by thrill 1y ago
Not playing fair? Horse hockey. Every sovereign nation is entirely within their rights to adjust their taxing system for their own benefit. Belief in this juvenile concept of fairness is how we got the unholy mess we're sitting in r
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by thrill 1y ago
Yeah, I'm adding Audi to the list. Car just totaled for a blown engine with no determining reason a few months out of warranty. Audi won't touch it. Not worth the engine replacement cost.
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by thrill 1y ago
Precision, repeatability, responsiveness.

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