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Exactly. I'm from Gen-X and the author's assertion is patently false and conveniently ignores everything that happened prior to the Obama admin. Besides it was Republicans that deregulated the medical industry among others and rem
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I missed that article and I can't delete this one now. We'll have to wait for an admin to kill it.
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Tesla Employees Have Been Sharing Videos Recorded Inside Customers Cars
(jalopnik.com)
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This is just the start. Libraries are next.
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Not that I'm aware of. The people behind WSB are Wall St. pros and know what the hell they were doing. It's a social media based pump and dump scheme that prays on the young and vulnerable. That's why WSB stylized itself aft
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Holy crap. A Dunkin Donuts Large Ice Coffee is 396mg of caffeine. That’s insane. That’s 4.5 Red Bulls. But to put that in perspective an 8oz cup of coffee has about 100mg of caffeine and up to 400mg per day is considered safe assuming som
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I was having the same issue. Disabling Pihole fixed it.
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downvoted != shadow-banned
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It seems odd to pair the e-ink screen with fairly high spec/priced hardware.
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Effective C Chapter 1: Summoning Cthulhu
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A really big killfile.
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Stop bullshitting. These documents were released in 2019. Here's the link from the Document Cloud page you're indexing clearly explaining that. https://www.businessinsider.com/epstein-giuffre-v-maxwell-un...
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The problem is in the US they're not 'credit bureaus'. They're largely unregulated and unaccountable for-profit private corporations. Couldn't buy a home or had to pay higher interest rates because one of these priv
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Once the development is completed, the virtual meeting experiences will be much more appealing than the current demos featuring cartoonish avatars without legs. No one wants VR meetings. It just combines everything that sucks about Zoom m
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4y ago
The suspensions will continue until morale improves.
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These people know their arguments are disingenuous. It's just a tactic to derail the conversation to protect the corporations and billionaires from criticism and accountability.
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OP mentions that at the end of the article: In my testing, VNC is not a suitable replacement for FreeRDP in this setup--it's too slow.
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4y ago
Twitter is also blocking links to Mastodon servers: Update: As of 6:30 PM PT, many links to Mastodon no longer work on Twitter, which flags them as “potentially harmful.” Tweeted links to some servers without Mastodon’s name in the domain
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4y ago
I messed around with Raku and it is seriously underrated. If anyone hasn't yet I would recommend giving it a try. It still does all the cool stuff Perl 5 can do but with the features you would expect from a modern language baked in. Ra
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SBF charged for diverting FTX customer funds to donate to political campaigns
(cnbc.com)
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I heard his convenient excuse too and I'm sure this known fraud and pathological liar trying to keep his criminal ass from going to prison was in fact telling the truth. SBF is just reminding the recipients he has the receipts.
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4y ago
Care to support that claim? And maybe explain all the dark money SBF admitted to secretly funneling to the GOP? Any particular reason he would hide those 'donations'?
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4y ago
I did a little research and it seems like it's just pulling known answers from the web. This is more akin to a fancy search engine than AI actually generating code. I found this code block online verbatim: public class Textbook ext
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No it doesn't. In fact the article is about how they didn't directly violate the TOS but were subject to a targeted harassment campaign. You obviously have no evidence to support your claims and this is just a weak attempt at trol
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So you can provide evidence the people in question clearly violated Twitter's TOS?
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Something Weird Is Going on at Elon Musk's Boring Company
(futurism.com)
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Why would you buy a firewall? If you're already running Linux just use that or use the one in the WiFi router you probably already own. You don't need 2 APs, I don't know where you're getting this from. It's a home
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I'm not sure where you're getting that price from. If you're already running pi-hole on something like a Raspberry Pi you can just use Linux's traffic shaping tools. That's all you really need for a home network.
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Layoffs Have Gutted Twitter’s Child Safety Team
(wired.com)
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To a degree but network effects play heavily into this. The quality of the ads being served on a platform affects ad buyers decisions. If you're a smaller company having your ads show up along side ads from established brands gives you
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