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by throwaway946513 5y ago
The issue with what's a 'computer' we could say is a general computing device. General computing devices enable you to install software freely and use it however you'd deem fit. Desktop computers are general computers. S
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by throwaway946513 5y ago
Nice thing about Firefox: about:telemetry Full details on what is sent to Mozilla, how it's used, and easy to understand. Additionally, if you don't like what's being sent, you're still able to disable telemetry.
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by throwaway946513 5y ago
Reminds me of the vaccine for the flu - where time and time again, I'm told by anti-vaxers that the flu vaccine doesn't work, they got the flu, and were fine. Lest we forget that the flu killed millions of people a century ago, th
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by throwaway946513 5y ago
I too wear glasses. It depends on the kind of mask. Disposable surgical masks with the "metal-bendy-bit" for the bridge of your nose has worked great for me. I also use cloth masks all the time due to the ease of keeping one on me
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by throwaway946513 5y ago
I'm planning an engine swap on my '99 Isuzu with some more recent Subaru engines and drivetrains. Looking for the perfect candidate swap on Copart and local junkyards.
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by throwaway946513 5y ago
I'm curious as to how you think the photos of Thompson and Gillen are AI-Generated. I did a reverse image search just to double check, and the only existence of the photos are on the cbc site. The author listed the photos of his interv
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by throwaway946513 5y ago
Sushi bars be expensive.
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by throwaway946513 5y ago
As another commenter stated you can go to about:telemetry and see what data is being shared.
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by throwaway946513 5y ago
I didn't know this existed - thank you for sharing. I've shared telemetry on Firefox, but wasn't sure exactly what was being sent so this helps quite a bit more.
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by throwaway946513 5y ago
But one of the biggest issues I've seen regarding the hyperloop is the near vacuum costing and polluting more than a conventional metro, let alone being slower to shuffle total people than a metro, and more overall more expensive than
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by throwaway946513 5y ago
Lest us forget Reagan-nomics, slash our taxes, and then instead, increase military spending - whilst stealing money... sorry, allocating money from social security for spending on say... military needs.
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by throwaway946513 5y ago
Oh, how I am reminded that I need to add yet another quart of oil into my Isuzu for the next two weeks.
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by throwaway946513 5y ago
It's usually a greater-than decade old vehicle, common in the early-mid 2000's. Luxury cars (especially American luxury cars) have a trend of being extremely inexpensive to purchase compared to other vehicles when the age vs. thei
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by throwaway946513 5y ago
Pretty sure the idea of financing groceries, or common daily/weekly expendables isn't a very good one.
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by throwaway946513 5y ago
For iOS users, while autofill doesn't seem to be added just yet - passwords are available from the hamburger menu in Firefox, as well as adding, viewing, and managing passwords within iOS. Mozilla has stated that they will add the auto
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by throwaway946513 5y ago
> obvious answer is that society should then build more hospitals and train more nurses The number of hard to get nurses? Or say - funding for building hospitals that operate on profit? System still and likely seems to perpetually be bro
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by throwaway946513 5y ago
As far as I can remember - one thing that our military personnel are taught, especially in the field, is how to render equipment inoperable. Which in fact is one of the things we've done with left over equipment there. Source: family o
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by throwaway946513 5y ago
I have a 9570 - it's still a removable battery, just no longer external to the system.
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by throwaway946513 5y ago
I've had it happen on my DMV's 'personalize license plate' site. In order to reserve a plate I had to provide a gmail address, and could not in fact use my personal domain or protonmail account.
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by throwaway946513 5y ago
"Nice places are limited, and will always be expensive." But the thing is, housing isn't about 'nice places always being expensive' it's about reasonable places skyrocketing in value do the a lack of new or add
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by throwaway946513 5y ago
A seat belt unbuckled won't prohibit the car from driving. It'll just constantly beep and annoy the hell out of you.
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by throwaway946513 5y ago
If a car uses electric power steering, your resistance in the wheel will be different from a vehicle that has hydraulic power steering, or even older cars without power steering. The designs for each of these three are different and will -
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by throwaway946513 5y ago
Aye, but Houston isn't by far the only polluter on the list.
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by throwaway946513 5y ago
Are you referring to the 'crumple-zone' and energy absorbing structures of the vehicles?
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by throwaway946513 5y ago
Actually just bought a 2022 Subaru Impreza Hatch with a 5speed, and it's been a blast to drive. No cameras or spying on drivers with the manual model. It still has a radio and cd player separate from the a/c and climate controls.
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by throwaway946513 5y ago
Not only that, but in a similar case, see the McDonald's Coffee Scandal[0]. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liebeck_v._McDonald%27s_Restau...
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by throwaway946513 5y ago
Not to forget the U.S. mentality that 'Bigger vehicle is better, and therefore safer'.
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by throwaway946513 5y ago
I'm pretty sure I've seen the IIHS use child size/shape dummies with/without booster seats in plenty of new crash tests. Whilst the IIHS isn't the NHTSA, it's certainly still used for safety tests when searchin
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by throwaway946513 5y ago
While not against state actors, if you're a U.S. resident/citizen, you're still actively being spied on regardless.
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by throwaway946513 5y ago
Yes, they are. August/July of 2020 was the most recent AAPL share split. Price per share before split was ~$450usd, but it equated to ~$115usd split adjusted.

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