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by veave 3y ago
>other than separately, each and every one targeted via ublock/etc You subscribe to lists and let the developers of those lists worry about finding out what has to be blocked.
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by veave 3y ago
It's been a few years since it seems he ran out of interesting historic things to tell.
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by veave 3y ago
What does it say exactly? Is it not possible to release closed source freeware anymore without being scrutinised for no reason?
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by veave 3y ago
The very idea of having to pay to link to something is ridiculous. Imagine if I recommended you to watch a show on Netflix and I had to pay to give that recommendation. It makes absolutely no sense.
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by veave 3y ago
>is very much worth worrying about as a direction of travel, but not without context What's the context where WEI could be seen as a positive?
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by veave 3y ago
That's how I interpreted the title.
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by veave 3y ago
os2museum is a good read always.
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by veave 3y ago
Which, btw, is why those symbols are acceptable as IRC nicknames (and why { is lowercase [, i.e., {some|one} and [some\one] are two equivalent nicknames). IRC was invented in Finland.
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by veave 3y ago
I find your accent soothing.
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by veave 3y ago
>People should have voted for a better system, then. In Spain I've heard the same people complain about the unsustainability of the pension system while also complaining about the "Austrian backpack" approach, which is one
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by veave 3y ago
>Stop hijacking my typical browser shortcuts for use in your own app I've seen this happen with ctrl + f for opening a custom in-app search bar. I don't want that. It doesn't always search the page as usual. You can bypass
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by veave 3y ago
The title mentions "climate change" but then the article says nothing about how Italy is "grappling" with it.
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by veave 3y ago
It's really annoying that I want to know what win32kfull.sys does so I google it and all I find is dozens of pages of automatically generated spam.
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by veave 3y ago
Obviously when we talk about the number of sexual partners we mean in regards to the woman's age. It's not the same having had 10 partners at age 40 than at age 20. I talk about women because I'm a man! Women also select men
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by veave 3y ago
* since the 80s
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by veave 3y ago
Sorry, I meant I don't care about her number of partners after we break up. Not about her as a person. I am not against or for people having multiple partners. People can do whatever they want. I only care about the number of partners
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by veave 3y ago
>Why does her behavior before your relationship speak of her character, but her behavior during and after not speak of her character? When I enter a relationship, I cannot reliably predict what her behaviour will be during or after the r
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by veave 3y ago
It is, for me. I enter a relationship if I think it's going to last forever (or, more realistically, a very long time). Therefore whatever happens after we break up is something that doesn't concern me. But it concerns me that she
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by veave 3y ago
In case you needed any more excuses to switch to using mullvad directly.
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by veave 3y ago
>Would you be luckier to be her 1st, knowing that it would be short-lived and 22 others would follow after you? Yes? What do I care what happens to her after we break up?
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by veave 3y ago
There is a headshot in his github profile. He looks attractive. Unless he's a manlet or something like that I don't see why he needs to pay $100k to find someone. But what do I know...
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by veave 3y ago
You don't see this? https://i.imgur.com/e5GaIgn.jpeg
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by veave 3y ago
There are a few references online if you search for '"american inventors" "google"' or something. For obvious reasons it was never covered in any tech blog. https://twitter.com/Micki_Harbour&#x2
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by veave 3y ago
In this context... well, bing hiding the tiananmen square protests (mentioned in the article) or google returning a list of exclusively black people when you searched for "american inventors" are two incidents that come to mind.
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by veave 3y ago
>McGahey was 23 with dreams of making it big in rodeo, maybe starring in his own reality TV show. With a 1.5 GPA, he’d barely graduated from high school. He had two kids and mounting child support debt. Then he got busted for buying a st
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by veave 3y ago
Bing has its own and it's not bad. Usually google+tineye+bing+yandex will yield some useful results
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by veave 3y ago
Storing data from open networks is like recording people who are yelling.
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by veave 3y ago
Afraid the site's design could hypnotise you into double clicking the exe and accepting the browser's, MotW and smartscreen warning dialogs?
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by veave 3y ago
Why do you need a safe sandbox to view a phishing site? Afraid the site's design could hypnotise you into entering your credit card details?
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by veave 3y ago
Hence the finale ;-)

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