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yawaworht1978
5y ago
Yes it still 270k , that's a lot of lawyer hours and they might become open to the same penalties in other jurisdictions. If you calculate times 100nations and an increased volume plus the PR hit, it's best to delegate to legal.
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yawaworht1978
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Kind of, the good thing is, if the user used chrome(good chance), the billing just goes to a different department.
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yawaworht1978
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I am totally against all things Bitcoin, however, it's not coined exclusive in the us and the constitution is not immutable, else it would be a very bad document that can't get with the times. Anything in the constitution is not c
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yawaworht1978
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Let's see. Prosperity, low-interest rates, wider mortgage product offerings, and easy to access credit cause pricing bubbles. Now, forces that make a housing bubble pop include a downturn in the economy, a rise in interest rates, as w
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yawaworht1978
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Is leaving the country an option? And what do you mean no end in sight? Child alimentation stops at certain places after some age threshold is reached, certainly there must be a limit. If your salary is 80gross or net and you pay half , do
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yawaworht1978
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This is the same company people are supposed to trust with FSD? Good luck with that.
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Indeed looks like they're after some organic traffic. Similar shenanigans with other freemium products, where the bare minimum is free, but makes you dependent on shopping for the costly features. It's extremely hard. To compare
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yawaworht1978
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I have seen this often recently, sass providers claiming they are open source because they have free trials, can be rented or worst, because they have an API.
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yawaworht1978
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Nope , nothing such like. Only happens on HN, I faintly remember it might have happened on Reddit once, but here, it's consistent and reproducible.
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I am experiencing a text parsing bug on HN
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yawaworht1978
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I have worked/imterned on a pig farm once. The pigs realize more than you'd think, their moms know when you're about to castrate the babies and they remember it, too. When the slaughterhouse van comes along, they can feel som
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yawaworht1978
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This is baffling, if it's still for sale, then the project has not really started, or is not at the promised stage.
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For a good laugh on this matter, I recommend reading this. https://blog.mollywhite.net/cryptoland-thread/ The level of incompetency and ironical jokes is overwhelming.
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yawaworht1978
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It's crazy how Airbnb, amazon and this company don't care if the card holder and the user account holder are the same. I work in finance and this is often a total no go in many industries , even with consent of the card holder. Bu
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I get, on Android mobile in chrome : First Contentful Paint (FCP) 2.1 seconds, it's ok scores 99 points. For the medium url I get First Contentful Paint 3.1 s Time to Interactive 18.5 s Speed Index 9.7 s Total Blocking Time 6,160 ms Ho
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yawaworht1978
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That's a bit like saying heroin addicts simply shouldn't use it, the companies are starving for revenue.
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Some of them are literally a form linking to the faq part based on user input. I think it's ok as a first step to route customer care cases, like "payments issue","delete account" etc, but nothing more granular than
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yawaworht1978
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By that logic, if every dev would face very serious legal consequences, the client could not just hire another dev. I never liked the "will find another" trope. The Chinese , after the opium wars, simply executed dealers and users
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Spain would not hesitate to do so, they don't care much about title or rank or name, so long it's not one of their own.
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It wouldn't surprise me if the UK and the us sold these weapons to them, then it's easy to claim "look they have these weapons".
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I always wonder why people who buy Tesla's fsd think that is any different. The company literally tells them the hardware is there, it's "only" missing the software. Like, what's a robot worth without the undevelope
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This is dated Nov 2013 and it's a hilarious read. People from the fields have laughed about her and Theranos for a long time. https://forums.studentdoctor.net/threads/theranos.1043576/
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Can I ask what you mean by public? It's not open source as far I know and there's only the free trial way to try it.
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I agree, the results are too heavily influenced by domains like reddit, Pinterest, Quora. The next thing I have realized, if I am looking for something about a topic or a person and there are current events heavily in the media on the perso
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Without warrant or accountability? How would they go on about infecting a PC? Crazy that the app stores play along.
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Some of the scripts need to be placed in the head section of the document which is a blocking operation. Some of the ads are generated on the run based on that tracking data and it involves many, many http round-trips before it's injec
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The best I could find is this https://stackoverflow.com/questions/10041298/how-to-recover-... But can you show me the way how you'd go on about this? Really curious.
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yawaworht1978
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Good idea, I would add a yubikey to that, for an additional step.
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yawaworht1978
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Wow, how can this amount of files be justified? And how did this breached exactly happen?
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yawaworht1978
5y ago
Thanks, is there a public repo?
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