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by vasdae 3y ago
>Got hacked by Blank Grabber? Well, you should have taken care before downloading/opening suspicious files. He's not wrong.
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by vasdae 3y ago
Back when it was hard to prove that it was a lab leak, the theory was censored and we were called crazy. Now that it is obvious that it was a lab leak, we are told it doesn't really matter.
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by vasdae 3y ago
I recommend sparkling water as an alternative to soda.
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by vasdae 3y ago
"Indirect subsidies" sounds like a dubious metric.
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by vasdae 3y ago
Calm down friend, it's just a program that steals a chat room.
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by vasdae 3y ago
It's not, but what would be of a certain people without the permanent sense of victimism? I mean they clearly have never deserved anything that happened to them.
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by vasdae 3y ago
Religion will always exist one way or the other. Many atheists take science as a religion for example, with horrible outcomes.
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by vasdae 3y ago
It has absolutely no personality. If you go to a font search engine and look for "plain" you probably get that one.
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by vasdae 3y ago
https://pointieststick.com/2023/10/27/these-past-2-weeks-in-... KDE should pay attention to font families and sizes. This looks really cheap.
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by vasdae 3y ago
Looking white is dehumanising? Also, how does she know AI was used? That can be done with Photoshop.
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by vasdae 3y ago
Depends on what your job is. If you are delivering packages in a van, you are just a cog. You can work as hard as you want and they will replace you all the same.
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by vasdae 3y ago
It's the result of a heterogeneous, low trust society - you don't care if you are killing someone who's not like you.
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by vasdae 3y ago
Seems very unbiased!
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by vasdae 3y ago
>I don't know how a computing device works fully. You don't need to know how a computing device works fully to know not to execute exe files you find lying around.
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by vasdae 3y ago
Like when people here say orthogonal instead of unrelated. I puke in my mouth a little.
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by vasdae 3y ago
Bricked used to mean that, but now it's certainly changed to mean "unusable"
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by vasdae 3y ago
Which is the same as having the phone bricked.
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by vasdae 3y ago
>You do not chose and decide to be victim of a scam. You should not be operating a computing device if you don't know how to use it. This was true back then and it continues to be true now.
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by vasdae 3y ago
Can you even disable bluetooth while the attack is going on?
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by vasdae 3y ago
Yes, I'm really looking forward to have my lawn full of bugs /s
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by vasdae 3y ago
We are not talking reprehensible here, we are talking illegal.
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by vasdae 3y ago
Regarding Justin Guarini in that ad: is that really the best wig they had? It looks so plasticky...
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by vasdae 3y ago
Of course I can, I can use ublock or pihole or whatever.
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by vasdae 3y ago
Wow, what a price. I think I'll wait for the knock-off from aliexpress.
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by vasdae 3y ago
That's not true, ads have always been targeted. On the telly you don't see the same ads on all stations all the time. They are segmented depending on the average profile of the viewer. If you are watching a soap opera you will see
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by vasdae 3y ago
There's a conspiracy here that people can't see. Free sites will close without targeted advertisement, obviously; they barely can afford to pay salaries now, so with untargeted ads it will be impossible. And the only media sites t
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by vasdae 3y ago
If they think they can live without the first world, let them - sanction them and see how they fare.
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by vasdae 3y ago
>Almost every program that I bought on the Steam store in 2009 runs flawlessly today on the latest Windows version I don't believe this. Perhaps you meant "Every single program"? ;)
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by vasdae 3y ago
And QUERY_ALL_PACKAGES on top of that.
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by vasdae 3y ago
Sure, but what's the downside?

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