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yomlica8
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Telemetry is spyware with a marketing facelift. But I agree with a previous poster. If you're OK with what Windows already then this barely registers. For all we know this one won't even reset the manual opt-out every 6months to a
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> I've never had a site do any substring historical matching. Would this even be possible if the password is properly stored after salt+hash?
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Kind of what I suspected. That battle is already well lost for them so it doesn't really even have a privacy cost.
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Some one suggested using the WEI API to block access to chrome. It wouldn't really work but it was amusing, until I realized the censorship potential of the whole thing on the world stage.
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I thought this was the entire point of title insurance.
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This is the problem though. SMS was pushed early on since it was great way to identify and track users in addition to being easy for most of them to use. It was never as good of a choice as TOTP, but it was easier to get users to use. But n
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3y ago
Is an ethernet port even common on laptops anymore? I thought it was one of the first victims in the great port culling.
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I use QEMU/KVM/Libvirt. Virtualbox had experimental passthrough support for awhile but I believe they removed it.
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CoD (or some similar game, sorry I don't keep up) won't even let you register with a prepaid phone number so there must be more granularity than it seems.
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I don't use Mac myself but the impression I got was a lot of Mac back catalog games got flushed when 32-bit was deprecated.
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I have a Windows VM on my main machine that I pass a GPU to for playing games. The idea was I'd just snapshot the disk so if windows hosed me I could roll back. In practice I just play games in linux through proton or native though. Th
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Isn't the open driver AMD uses on linux a fairly different codebase than the windows one? I'd guess there is some kind of bug in the windows drivers.
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I guess I'll just chime in with my experience: I chose nvidia when I made the switch to linux probably 8 years ago. At the time AMD had not yet started their open source driver efforts. I haven't had any major complaints besides u
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3y ago
I usually right click these and choose ublock origin's block element to make it go away. I actually don't know what that means as I never answered the question one way or the other.
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3y ago
The cost of maintaining transportation and the unpaid hours from a commute are quite significant. Depending upon their circumstances they could be taking home more money even being paid less.
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3y ago
I might have misinterpreted something, but wasn't there an exposition piece from Isidore about how he could heal animals and humans before his abilities were burned out by exposure? It sounded like fantastical ravings of a diminished m
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I guess I kind of felt it was a wacky way to establish that, and I felt it wasn't necessary. The absence of it in the androids would be sufficient to highlight it. The aspect of Mercerism being unveiled as a fraud being the androids gr
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Recently read this as well. I found the movie kind of uneven in parts but felt it was mostly a better story than the book, which I didn't expect to be the case. I guess I didn't totally get the Mercerism and animal angle, it seeme
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3y ago
Remember when Jesus downloaded all those loaves and fishes and got crucified?
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Can anyone recommend a decent book on linux firewalls, iptables and the like? Every time I wade into this I feel I'm missing to much base knowledge to make good decisions.
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That is what the CoC is for. Kind of funny to see it used so blatantly so quickly and publicly though.
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> - Youtube's experimenting with a strike system for adblockers Are they going to ban based on your account, or ip blocks? Never figured that out. I never use youtube logged in.
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If only they had some sort of attestation scheme to root out dissent at the source.
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Isn't this by policy design? Recycling is the only R that doesn't implicitly call for reduced consumption so it is the only one that is pushed. Reduce and reuse will curtail economy activity.
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There seem to be a fair number of sellers on ebay that perform this task on out of support chromebooks and then sell them.
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In high school I'd reserve workstations for my friends by unplugging the keyboard. The PC would fail to boot with "Keyboard not found, press F1 to continue" which was enough to get it designated broken and avoided.
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My understanding was that manifest v3 implementation was delayed so I'd be surprised if it broken anything yet. It looked to me like the standard blow back management move where they see opposite boiling up so they announce a "del
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I had to share a line with my parent's business. I bought this little box off ebay that listened for the call waiting signal and then dropped the internet to let the call through. Had to remember to disable the disable call waiting opt
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These types of images are known by the state of California to potentially be generated by AI.
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3y ago
So can you send a small gift card to your accounts to keep it active?
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