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by trogdor 2y ago
Would you link the study you are referring to?
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by trogdor 2y ago
I am 38 years old. I attend concerts very frequently, and - though it’s uncommon - some shows don’t allow photos or videos, at the artist’s request. And it’s enforced by venue staff. Even as someone who enjoys taking videos at concerts, I r
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by trogdor 2y ago
You’re talking about through FaceTime, right? Or is there another native screen sharing app that I am unaware of?
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by trogdor 2y ago
> It's not "tethered" if its built into the device. I understand that. My point is that I think an LTE modem in a laptop might reasonably use far more data than an LTE modem in a phone or tablet. Most people who download a
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by trogdor 2y ago
Oh, wow. You are in for a treat. The only downside is that your computer will no longer double as a space heater :p
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by trogdor 2y ago
I wonder if one of the obstacles is the amount of data that would likely be used. Most cellular carriers offer unlimited on-device data plans, but they cap data for tethering. Integrating an LTE modem into a laptop essentially requires a mo
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by trogdor 2y ago
> Also, any recommendations for suitable ssds, ideally not too expensive? I own a media production company. We use Sabrent Thunderbolt external NVMe TLC SSDs and are very happy with their price, quality, and performance. I suggest you av
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by trogdor 2y ago
> monitored by a third-party observer not affiliated with Apple Your friendly neighborhood NSA agent :p
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by trogdor 2y ago
In cases like those, police are almost always on information obtained from an informant. They are looking for the specific vehicle, they are intend to stop the vehicle, and they are going to run a drug dog around the vehicle — because they
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by trogdor 2y ago
For at least some compounding pharmacies, their source for semaglutide is crushed Rybelsus pills. See, for example: https://a4pc.org/2024-04/mass-confusion/ https://subsema.com/wp-content/uplo
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by trogdor 2y ago
> I believe you'll find that most doctors are opposed to legalizing euthanasia You believe incorrectly. Polls consistently show that a majority of physicians support physician assisted suicide. See: https://compassionandc
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by trogdor 2y ago
> It's already a travesty that many big name public universities have more people from Shanghai or Mumbai than the next town over. Why is that a travesty?
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by trogdor 2y ago
> in Japan there is still a strong culture to try to avoid using air conditioning at night Why?
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by trogdor 2y ago
> I think the market value of my free time is probably way less than my hourly rate. GP’s comment was about how they value their own free time, not the market value of that time.
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by trogdor 2y ago
I didn’t know that YouTube supports multiple audio tracks for the same video. Can alternate tracks be uploaded at a later point in time? Can the feature be used to replace the original audio in a video?
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by trogdor 2y ago
> Just ask any of the data faking cheating scientists I channeled my trauma into exposing who got me kicked out of academia. But that's how I got rich. I don’t know what you are referring to, but I am curious. Would you explain?
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by trogdor 2y ago
Was school consistently easier for you than it was for your classmates? Was it much easier for you? How about compared to your smartest classmates? I think the answers to those questions are pretty strong indicators. Fundamentally, though
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by trogdor 2y ago
It’s defined in the link at the end of the post.
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by trogdor 2y ago
>I don't understand why so many people are so terrified of needles. The fear associated with specific phobias is by definition extreme, unreasonable, and irrational. If you could understand it rationally, it wouldn’t be a phobia.
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by trogdor 2y ago
Their source for semaglutide is crushed Rybelsus pills. See my other reply to this post for sources.
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by trogdor 2y ago
On the contrary. It’s quite cheap, since compounding pharmacies are selling semaglutide for injection. Last week I purchased 90 tablets of 14mg Rybelsus for just over $700. My cost per milligram of semaglutide was just over 50 cents. Compou
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by trogdor 2y ago
Their semaglutide source is crushed Rybelsus pills. See, for example: https://a4pc.org/2024-04/mass-confusion/ https://subsema.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/White-Paper-S...
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by trogdor 2y ago
The “record Covid wave” in the US is not evenly distributed across the country. According to the CDC, “As of August 16, 2024, we estimate that COVID-19 infections are growing or likely growing in 27 states, declining or likely declining in
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by trogdor 2y ago
I would expect any hotel to do the same under the circumstances. Here are the details of what happened: https://storage.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.uscourts.dcd.187... Update: I just found that his license to practice
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by trogdor 2y ago
> There are even examples of hotels handing over property from rooms or valets to law enforcement without a warrant. Do you have evidence of that happening?
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by trogdor 2y ago
>I did this for a McAfee event at BSides which was super fun because his armed security were also high on methamphetamine and erratic) Casually thrown in there at the end! Tell us more?
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by trogdor 2y ago
> According to the (admittadly biased) article, Entropic ate all of the cost overruns I’m not sure of that. Entropic’s statement uses odd language: “…in order to hit DEFCON’s per unit cost targets.” Why not just say “in order to hit DE
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by trogdor 2y ago
> EE seems to say they thought the guy was not their subcontractor but someone working for DEFCON. I didn’t see that in their statement.
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by trogdor 2y ago
They have both. Subscription fee is channel memberships, and donation is the “Thanks” button.
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by trogdor 2y ago
> There is a whole world of securities law that’s hidden behind client attorney privilege that each client uses to protect themselves from the SEC (and DOJ) What, specifically, are you referring to?

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