wnevets

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by wnevets 3y ago
> if you can call it journalism. I don't, hence my comment.
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by wnevets 3y ago
That is quite the non sequitur. No one's life was ruined and investigative journalism wasn't involved.
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by wnevets 3y ago
I don't know what that means.
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by wnevets 3y ago
> a non-profit media organization that engages in undercover investigative journalism investigative journalism doesn't involve falsely editing video to ruin people's lives
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by wnevets 3y ago
Does it have a limit on the number of post you can read per day? If not it's already better than Twitter.
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by wnevets 3y ago
FSD will also be released next year [1] [1] https://futurism.com/video-elon-musk-promising-self-driving-...
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by wnevets 3y ago
From the article I linked. > According to the US Food and Drug Administration, the acceptable recommended intake for aspartame is up to 50mg per kg of body weight each day, equivalent to the amount in around 19 standard-sized cans of Die
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by wnevets 3y ago
Aspartame and pickled vegetables share the same carcinogen designation. If you are concerned about one then logically you must share the same concern about the other. https://www.bbc.com/future/article/20230630-asp
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by wnevets 3y ago
Don't you have to pay your bill to be considered a customer?
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by wnevets 3y ago
It's almost if those "extra" servers had a purpose after all
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by wnevets 3y ago
> Is Pokemon Go successful? obnoxiously so.
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by wnevets 3y ago
Conspiracy theories have gone completely off the rails in this country. For the longest time I thought flat earthers were trolling like the birds aren't real meme but seeing this crap reach congress is sad.
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by wnevets 3y ago
There was already just one standard plus Tesla.
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by wnevets 3y ago
Is this capitalism's final form?
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by wnevets 3y ago
Its amusing that you think that I don't program. Ultimately hacker news is a tech focused hub and home to a lot of devs where that phrase resonates.
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by wnevets 3y ago
> and they shut off the ship’s internet to prevent us from tweeting. Some how that makes it even worse.
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by wnevets 3y ago
unfortunately this sounds like "move fast and break things" in the worst possible way.
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by wnevets 3y ago
> It's borderline inexplicable to me. How could someone want this in the first place and how could they be willing to do it in a volunteer capacity? Being a gatekeeper for a popular subreddit is a form of meaningful influence. Meani
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by wnevets 3y ago
Will Google look into this? Probably not.
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by wnevets 3y ago
I just would like to thank the CEOs of Twitter and Reddit for helping to kill my doom scrolling addiction.
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by wnevets 3y ago
> Man how insane is it that these guys and gals raised 400 millions on tech without any raw data, nothing to show for it? It was never reproduced? They just said they got it? Got to stop thinking that people with money are smarter than a
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by wnevets 3y ago
this sounds like PR crap to me.
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by wnevets 3y ago
that sounds like a bad thing tho
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by wnevets 3y ago
Isn't that what happened to Bed Bath & Beyond? Can someone explain to me why this happening isn't a bad thing?
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by wnevets 3y ago
> I’m confused what you’re advocating. I'm advocating using a pi-hole to block problematic domains on your network using list like the one from StevenBlack and entire TLDs that could be confusing. If you don't think .zip &
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by wnevets 3y ago
> If I hover over the link like my phishing training says to do How do you hover on mobile? Instead of training my family members to hover on their phone's I will continue to just block these TLDs.
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by wnevets 3y ago
You don't think a url like those in this article [1] makes any difference? You have more faith stopping phishing than I. [1] https://medium.com/@bobbyrsec/the-dangers-of-googles-zip-tld...
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by wnevets 3y ago
https://thehackernews.com/2023/05/dont-click-that-zip-file-p... edit: HN is actually erroring out if I post an example .zip domain of the problem
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by wnevets 3y ago
I'm not worried about the non-techies being tricked into thinking .com is an executable, I doubt they even know its possible. They almost certainly know about .zips
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by wnevets 3y ago
pi-hole also makes it super easy to block .zip and .mov TLDs.

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