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yawaworht1978
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I have only been to Amsterdam and the airport in the Netherlands, it was a while ago, but no way did Amsterdam have a better infrastructure for bicycles 10 years ago than Barcelona has today. I could be wrong, but the main streets didn'
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yawaworht1978
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Yes, the city has very unsafe places, IE Rival, cuidad vella. The amount of ambulance sirens and police presence speaks for itself. It feels less safe than London, I have lived in 3 not so good boroughs in London.
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yawaworht1978
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I used to live in Barcelona, the infrastructure is definitely anti car in every aspect, it's desired to be. For such a large city, the car traffic is minimal, there are not enough parking opportunities, especially at the beach. There w
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yawaworht1978
5y ago
How did you get this info? I am inclined to apply, but what would be the the best company? Bitfinex or tether?
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I have 2 questions about this. Is it ever legal for a company to hold assets in a personal account of an owner/employee? Karpeles did the same, didn't he? And if it's legal, how does the bank do due diligence on the source of
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I don't know why people say Amazon has a bad reputation as an employee. You have to consider there is a million employees and it most likely depends on department, location, job. I personally know a couple handful Amazon employees who
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yawaworht1978
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This is very impressive, especially the video with 3d effect. Can we check the repos? Did you use libraries or did you create a library for this? I would love to see a slider as well, maybe with similar effects like transitions in PowerPoin
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yawaworht1978
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It's true that platforms and advertisers can build early brand recognition on young people, but it was always there, it used to be tv mainly,but now with mobile devices, how can this possibly be controlled or regulated? If I was your v
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yawaworht1978
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I don't remember nor didn't use myspace, but how did that come to and end? We're there early tell tales like this one? The collapse for Facebook would probably be very fast once a trigger point is reached, they're kind o
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https://www.theverge.com/platform/amp/2021/10/6/22712365/twi... They say hacked
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yawaworht1978
5y ago
But what if that idea is coming from Google? How many relevant partners does FF have?
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yawaworht1978
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Indeed , how could this happen, really curious. So let's say someone with access to all GitHub repos gave the password to someone else, maybe then it was downloaded from another machine? Or someone stole the credentials and downloaded
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yawaworht1978
5y ago
The best options are: - never sign up in the first place - give entirely fake data, as much as possible - change data to rubbish data afterward - just never log in again, I am pretty sure dormant accounts are the worst, nothing to collect,
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yawaworht1978
5y ago
Was the viewers data also leaked? You know, the twitch users who simply watch the streams?
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yawaworht1978
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Don't open this link if you are in the middle of having a meal. Paste it to a separate tab, then it works.
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yawaworht1978
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Every single non technical person I have spoken to has not the slightest idea about the data collection or even the business model. When told about it, the concern is minimal. The only ones who got infuriated were the ones where someone els
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yawaworht1978
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How often do the apps try to reconnect? Does anyone know?
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yawaworht1978
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Sorry to say, this whistleblower is either not honest or not capable to see. People say it's just the news, but no, I remember from a while ago being shown multiple suicide anouncements, then a baby which strangled itself accidentally
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Can supersonic aircraft be as big as the 747 etc jumbos without much worse energy requirements? Or does the fuel consumption rise by a factor? I can see the Concorde had almost mach2 as top speed? Is there another Sonic boom at mach2,3 etc?
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This doesn't sound very promising. "Give users more control over their data" < what does this even mean. It sounds more like, look we give users more control over data, but please let us do the meta verse project. From wha
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So Ron Paul learned that YouTube is not radically libertarian. I see appeal was received, funny thing he's saying out of nowhere, similar thing happened on Facebook.
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Apologies, I should have been clearer, if something is ambiguous and a government acts dodgy, I don't dismiss it. Buy things like no planes on 911, flat earth, chakras , reptile overlords, magic and so forth, I am default sceptical.
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With the traffic and gravity that YouTube etc have, they're almost as powerful news broadcasting tools as the classic news media. True, they're a private company and liable for some things, but they all try to squeeze out every la
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yawaworht1978
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Tesla anticipated this, though, such laws don't get passed fast. They don't have the software, the core of the product. And the fsd beta testers had to sign NDAs.
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yawaworht1978
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Well, yes, platforms will be trolled. Facebook and co don't care who submitted the content or the truth value, the revenue is made elsewhere. Facebook is full of personal opinions and misleading articles, it will never qualify as journ
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yawaworht1978
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I knew some dodgy things about that guy, but you seem to have more information, care to share? I would be most interested to read it.
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When I was a teenager, and mind you, that wasn't too long ago, the equivalents of today's influencers tried to sign up for modelling agencies, or dreamt to be in movies or become sports stars. In general, fame and money and what a
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There is always the argument of Tesla being safer than drunk, intoxicated drivers. First, I would not be too sure about that, but I would rather the governments implement a DUI check as well as some sort of alertness test before an engine c
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So can I sit in one and do that coast to coast trip and watch tv and sleep meanwhile? I remember there was a promise of some coast to coast trip, what happened there?
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Well, but where is the software? What is the cut off point for those who believe in musk's empty promises? 2 years? 5? What if it doesn't materialize and the first car nears end of life? Is the "ownership" transferable
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