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541.
by vuln 4y ago
People don't understand how credit scores work and you want to give them the power to allow granular permissions? Just like Facebook gave people granular access to their privacy settings? If the general population doesn't read EUL
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by vuln 4y ago
Only when you give said company authorization to review your credit worthiness, then they may attempt to pull your credit information. Your information is not broadcasted to all companies in existence only those who you've authorized (
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by vuln 4y ago
Have you thought about publishing your tactics in gaming the credit system?
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by vuln 4y ago
Could we skip to the point that in any trend there will be fakes. A trend is a fad and while they reoccur every so often the ones that are prepared stands to make the most.
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by vuln 4y ago
The watch restarts with every update, right? It seems like my watch updates at minimum once every 1-2 months. How long is a while; days, weeks?
546.
by vuln 4y ago
The watch restarts with every update, right? It seems like my watch updates at minimum once every 1-2 months. How long is a long time; days, weeks?
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by vuln 4y ago
I hope so. My battery life is terrible and I can't get apple to do anything about it because "Battery health is above 80%". I've tried everything, turned off almost all notifications, turned off LTE when not needed, turn
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by vuln 4y ago
How were you "tricked" into debt? Did you not do due diligence? Prior research on the commitment you made? Forced to commit under duress? Ignorance is not an alibi. Or as my buddy GW put it “Ignorance of the law is no excuse in an
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by vuln 4y ago
Users typically agree to send their data to Google. With NSO and Pegasus the purchaser agrees, but the intended victim (the one being exploited) never agreed to send their data to whomever purchased Pegasus from NSO or the NSO. So it doesn&
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by vuln 4y ago
We're all going to be driving electric soon. Gas and oil are the past.
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by vuln 4y ago
So you took on debt knowning you wouldn't repay it? That's theft. Your whole comment is a weird flex. Enjoy yourself.
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by vuln 4y ago
I was recently in Oahu, Hawaii for vacation a noticed quite a few maybe a dozen pay phones still free standing. Most were broken, defaced, and dilapidated, but it reminded me of another time. I found 1 pay phone that had a dial tone when I
553.
by vuln 4y ago
Nah, they just post death to America, recruitment videos, torture, beheadings. Ya know. The chill stuff that twitter doesn't seem to think is as big of a deal as some blurred nudes.
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by vuln 4y ago
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by vuln 4y ago
The U-2 was 1955-1957 still flying today. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lockheed_U-2
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by vuln 4y ago
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by vuln 4y ago
Nah, that’s how it was defined historically, it has been changed to be defined in another way in order to influence certain demographics.
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by vuln 4y ago
Eh. They didn’t call 911 they called the non emergency number. Calling and asking about the Facebook page would be the same as calling an asking what hours a certain precinct is open or a noise complaint. Staffing the non emergency line is
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by vuln 4y ago
I thought it was just me that had the realization one morning. Glad to know I have company.
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by vuln 4y ago
> but they raise money by selling stock How does this work with credit unions? The one I joined I had to “buy a share” for 5$ and keep that minimum of one share (5$) to keep my account active. The credit union is not publicly traded so
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by vuln 4y ago
I get what you’re saying. From what I have seen (obviously laws vary by location) it’s jail time (typically 365 days suspended) AND interlock. Not a choice between the two.
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by vuln 4y ago
Not really. In most cases the actual jail time is suspended. Jail costs the city/town. Getting you back in the road insures more tax revenue and your fines will most likely get paid which is additional revenue to the city.
563.
by vuln 4y ago
Well if you just let the car sit there all month then there is no reason you need to take it into the shop to be “calibrated” which costs 45-55$ per month. Oh and by the way the interlock calibration installation / removal / calib
564.
by vuln 4y ago
This is an interesting article and comment thread on wiki and their funds. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32840097
565.
by vuln 4y ago
The high cost, installation/electrical issues (while in use and after it is uninstalled.), annd inconvenience is part of the intended punishment. I’ve seen people do interesting things to avoid getting interlocks installed. In that sta
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by vuln 4y ago
>hypercars require the owner to attend a driving school in order for the manufacturer to tell the ECU to operate at full capacity. Do you have more information on this? I’ve never heard of additional classes to unlock different driving m
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IStandWithPutin vs. IStandWithUkraine: The interactions of bots and humans(arxiv.org)
3 points by vuln 4y ago|0 comments
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by vuln 4y ago
Bummer. I was looking forward to stacking on some more “free” credit monitoring.
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by vuln 4y ago
I’m so tired of companies putting bullshit ranges like “80-190k DoE” and claim they’re compliant with the Colorado law. Is there anyway to report companies / job listings that are not in compliance?
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by vuln 4y ago
Wait wait so your MBP was 4 almost 5 years old before the staining issue showed up? That doesn’t seem right…

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