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by vuln 3y ago
More details in the Microsoft deal https://www.theverge.com/2023/5/15/23724418/microsoft-carbon...
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> Imagine if every cable news show and newspaper story led with "the information presented here may be biased, inaccurate and/or incomplete, because we need to align with the interests of our advertisers, owners and government
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_Weird_ indeed.
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> routine house expenses (got a 25 year old roof? why patch it when you can get a roofer to tell your insurance that you have wind damage and get a whole new roof!). 25-30 years is about the lifespan of a shingled roof depending on clima
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by vuln 3y ago
Then you have Congress artificially restraining the pool knowing full well there is a dire shortage. https://www.openhealthpolicy.com/p/medical-residency-slots-c...
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If I’m getting fucked by Apple would that mean Android users are getting gang banged by Google, OEMs (Samsung, Huawei, LG, etc) and carriers?
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by vuln 3y ago
Bail isn’t even an option when you’re detained for the reasons they are.
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> Government regulation is the answer, but it's not being applied efficiently here Do you have any examples of Government Regulations that are applied efficiently and do not cause harm to any individuals?
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They have email, internet, social media and video chat in jail. It costs a lot of money but they have the ability to access the internet. The library has free or reduced cost internet but the tablet in the cell is the big bucks. https:&#x2
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by vuln 3y ago
What about shadow volumes? Encrypted hidden data? How about a criminal act of negligence to sell anything that _can_ at one point or another store data. Then we can just destroy all of these electronics as the _climate change warriors_ cry
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> He sounds like someone who doesn't actually enjoy their job. Not especially. He sounds like someone that has hobbies and a life outside of work. If anything he has a _healthy_ relationship with work.
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by vuln 3y ago
We can just print our way out of it. /s
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by vuln 3y ago
In my area 3 movie tickets a large popcorn and a large drink will run you ~100$.
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> I think people might be tempted to jump ship. Jump ship to where? Oculus?
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> SCOTUS held quite a different view of the 2nd Amendment for many many years Which years specifically before the NRA lobbied for the last 30 years? Anything before 1990? Please be specific.
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> but food safety and standards in the US are much lower than certain places. It is arrogant. You make a claim then do not show any evidence or data. You do not name those _certain places_. Which places and what data do you have to back
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Well for other users they might wonder WHY their data is no longer being backed up. Hell they may not even know they hit capacity until the alert. Should users be able to dismiss the alert? Yes. Should the alert pop back up at a later time
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by vuln 3y ago
> Around me As I said in another reply if you were forthcoming with the fact that you are basing your opinion in a vacuum (your environment) we most likely would have not went in circles. Instead you claimed “the masses” when in fact you
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by vuln 3y ago
> constitutionally difficult to do anything about it with the current interpretation of our second amendment in the Supreme Court. Could you explain what’s “difficult” about “SHALL NOT BE INFRINGED?” It appears to be pretty clear cut to
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> I'm replying based on my experience, which is based on the area I live and work in. Funny how you didn’t explicitly state that when referring to the use case of “the masses”. The masses are just the people in your local environmen
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> there is a medical emergency in which you need to go to the hospital, do you have a contact's phone number memorized? Yes. 911.
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Corporations are not people. Full stop.
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> Where is it written that a tablet is the same as a portable laptop? iPad Pro not designed as portable presentation tool, it's designed to be a portable touch-enabled apple device that can be used for creative workflows. Now you’re
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by vuln 3y ago
The iPad Pro has 4 speakers. You seem so matter of fact with your opinion. How big is the classroom in your mind? Video conferencing units like you bring up most of the time need separate drivers, or an app to connect. Should I have all the
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by vuln 3y ago
The internal speakers on my iPad Pro blow away any small sized Bluetooth speaker I have laying around. What is the use case for an iPad Pro? To be used by professionals as a _portable laptop_. Presentations are probably one of the top use c
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by vuln 3y ago
> Pretty sure it’s one of several steps you click through when you sign up for a Google account. And so most people will probably accept it. So google ASKS you to turn on location data during setup. It’s the consumer’s decision to turn i
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> It feels like Apple has no idea what to do with the iPad Pro. 100% this. I have an iPad Pro. If I want to plug it into a projector via USBC or a Dock I must ALSO connect a Bluetooth speaker device as the iPad will not allow use the int
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by vuln 3y ago
Could also be stress, anxiety, and depression to name a few
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Some payment processors will update the company charging with the new card information. Getting a new card does not absolve you from the contractual obligation you agreed to in order to use the ad platform. Sad.
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If you look at a map of Florida you’ll see that Orlando is pretty much near the center of the state rendering a _saltwater storm surge_ a very very very very rare event. But hey keep assuming things about Florida. Your imagination is wild.

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