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by veave 3y ago
Yeah, but we have cookie banners. Take that!
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by veave 3y ago
I agree with the spirit of this, but let's not kid ourselves, the women competing are complicit, as they should just quit until this is resolved. By taking part of these compromised competitions they are announcing that they are okay
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by veave 3y ago
Your website's home page slows my entire computer down to a crawl.
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by veave 3y ago
This is way too common with some people as they get older. They refuse to learn how to use a computer, a phone, or they even refuse to read utility bills or bank statements and ask others to summarise them for them. On the other hand they d
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by veave 3y ago
I don't think I understand. A court orders you to block certain IP addresses: you have no options. If that block disallows access to unrelated pages there's nothing either the engineer or the boss can do. Should the engineer lose
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by veave 3y ago
It would be my boss or boss' boss ordering me to block the addresses, wouldn't it?
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by veave 3y ago
>The level of desperation the ISP’s engineers have felt in front of such incompetence must have been through the roof. If I was an engineer there I would block the addresses and call it a day. What do I care? After all it's customer
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by veave 3y ago
IP address blocking may have been banned, but DPI to block domains based on SNI is alive and kickin'. I've seen people talk about encrypted SNI for a very long time now and it's still not working; someone must have dropped th
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by veave 3y ago
They'll tell you that as a human you have every right to use public space but as soon as you get inside a vehicle you turn into Hitler.
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by veave 3y ago
I can't think of anything that is more processed than fish sticks or chicken nuggets.
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by veave 3y ago
I thought they were the same dog. I guess they all kinda look the same, huh?
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by veave 3y ago
It's possible that they keep selling them because the issue was silently fixed with a hardware or firmware revision. And of course they don't reply because they know anything they say will be used against them in a lawsuit. These
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by veave 3y ago
It's tremendously hidden. Of course it barely gets noticed. There are so many hidden gems in accessibility settings, at this point it should be called advanced settings instead.
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by veave 3y ago
I use an Apple ID, of course. I need it to download stuff from the store. But I don't buy apps or music with it. If it gets banned I just create another; no harm done, no money or data lost. (Luckily that hasn't happened yet). You
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by veave 3y ago
I'm into the wow emu world and it really isn't. There are several forks of mangos and people still don't share their changes.
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by veave 3y ago
It's absurdly impractical to rent several houses to keep all your offline stuff - most people can not even afford it. On the other hand it's very easy to use several online services to keep all your online stuff. The only apple I
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by veave 3y ago
>Get a life and pick on someone else. Your mindless hate is transparent and pointless. People make choices in life, and we live with them. I hope you can respect mine a little more. I'm not hating, it's a recommendation for you
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by veave 3y ago
From what I can see, you dug yourself into a hole. If google decides to close your account, you will be in some real trouble. You should start working ASAP in diversifying your online life.
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by veave 3y ago
As an Apple client: good that they keep working on anti-theft measures. I hope they end up serialising every last bit of the phone.
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by veave 3y ago
It's not really insane, what's insane is Apple refusing to run 32-bit executables.
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by veave 3y ago
No one uses 3 digits to represent cents, so nobody is going to interpret this as a hundred dollars a day.
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by veave 3y ago
>Scheme may be a small island, but when it has an earthquake, it makes waves through the whole archipelago of programming languages. It's more like people are addicted to drama. Following something like this when you don't use
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by veave 3y ago
There's something I don't understand. He's been a drummer for 40 years now. How can he still be "not good"?
54.
by veave 3y ago
It's an Agenda 2030 propaganda piece.
55.
by veave 3y ago
...in multithread workloads.
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by veave 3y ago
Not a fair comparison because Tile products have a legitimate use case and the overwhelming majority of those who buy Tile products use them in a legal manner, just like knives.
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by veave 3y ago
It's also Victorinox's and Walmart's fault you got knifed.
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by veave 3y ago
It doesn't even need to evoke the idea of FOSS. Software that includes licence management with keys and such should not be called "free and open"
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by veave 3y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xSVqLHghLpw
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by veave 3y ago
A fantasy novel with Tolkien's characters' names is an evident copyright violation regardless of how it was generated. That's not what's happening here.

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