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weberer
1mo ago
When I visited, my Visa card didn't work anywhere except 7-11 ATMs for some payment network reason. So the Suica card was a lifesaver.
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weberer
1mo ago
Are you forgetting about broadcast TV? NBC, CBS, ABC, and FOX are enough for most households. Cable isn't the value-add that it used to be.
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1mo ago
Why not? I'd much prefer if I can just send my agent to gather info among these sites than have to sign up for some Twitter clone, enable Javascript, then click around through a sea of algorithm bait.
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weberer
1mo ago
The AI aspect of this is a red herring. The real problem is that they're secretly adding in a unique identifier into every image you create. If somebody does not like your meme, they can just send a copyright subpoena to Microsoft to i
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1mo ago
Not anything like this. The closest thing is charging local sales tax.
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1mo ago
>Don't sell stuff as a incorporated business. Only do that once you cross a certain level of revenue. Are you saying to sell as an individual? People don't do that because if you ever get sued, it puts your personal assets at r
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1mo ago
Its amazing how biased that source is and how much it buried the lede. They were arrested for participating in a riot where someone attempted to murder a police officer. That's not just someone criticizing ICE on social media. If it wa
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1mo ago
That's not illegal in any way.
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1mo ago
What can a LLM generate that's illegal in the USA? Specifically a text-only LLM?
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weberer
2mo ago
You can also just use an adblocker. uBlock Origin automatically blocks sponsored items out so you don't have to waste brainpower to avoid them.
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weberer
2mo ago
They do it because they can. You're signaling that you're OK with it by continuing to buy Apple products.
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weberer
2mo ago
You obviously do not know what the word "sincere" means. Please look it up before posting further.
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weberer
2mo ago
This was the first post on HN to make me actually laugh out loud.
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weberer
2mo ago
That's not what this is about at all. Its British NGOs lobbying US states to pass state-level digital-ID laws. The end goal seems to be to make anonymous posting on the internet illegal. Its more about mass censorship than surveillance
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2mo ago
When averaged over 24 hours, probably.
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2mo ago
Thanks, Claude
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2mo ago
>If it just takes a few hundred rich people meeting up a few times a year A few hundred rich people and the world's politicians. Having secret off-the-record meetings, yes.
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2mo ago
There are a ton of legitimately free IPTV streams. You can watch them through most media players like VLC without having to download anything shady. https://github.com/iptv-org/iptv
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2mo ago
Spore forming bacterium are notoriously resistant to most ways of killing them. There's even a species that can resist radiation amounts that are 1000x the dose needed to kill a human. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/
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2mo ago
https://www.wikihow.com/Add-Cards-to-Apple-Wallet
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2mo ago
With Nordea, you get a code book full of one-time codes.
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2mo ago
From their site: >It is not possible to send Wero payments to friends & family via a web browser or on a computer https://support.wero-wallet.eu/hc/en-us/articles/25599074240... So its pretty clear the
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2mo ago
Remember Tay AI? https://knowyourmeme.com/sensitive/memes/sites/tay-ai
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2mo ago
>Our pricing is clear and merchant-friendly: a small percentage fee with built-in caps https://wero-wallet.eu/e-m-commerce So they charge a fee, but they don't specify what a "small percentage" is.
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2mo ago
Does anyone know if a torrent is available? I think it would take quite a while to download 1.5tb from their servers.
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2mo ago
I would change it to "the expected natural life of the author" which is their birthday + 85 years. Regardless of whether they actually are still alive past that date.
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2mo ago
>what other possible explanation is there for someone putting a PIN visible on their phone that wipes it while crossing a border? For thieves, obviously.
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2mo ago
>Remember what happened to Aaron Swartz He killed himself before the trial even began. I think he would have won the case if he actually went through it.
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2mo ago
The Starcraft map was called Aeon of Strife.
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2mo ago
Yes, if you click the extension menu, there's a button that says "Always Open This Site in..."
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