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by C14L 7y ago
Becasue more and more browsers are limiting access to cookies not only depending on first-party context but also third-party context. So tracking users by web bugs becomes less reliable. By redirecting throught the domain, they can set and
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by C14L 7y ago
And yet, Tesla costumers constantly poll as the most satisfied of all new car owners. Maybe there are more important things than bumps in the paint? Just guessing, I don't own a car.
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by C14L 7y ago
Great Wall, Geely and others have tried for many years. The problem isn't "stigma" but simply terrible test results for safety and quality. That's why most Chinese who can affort it buy Western or Japanese cars too.
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by C14L 7y ago
They don't. That's just one of the things Westerners like to say about poor countries.
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by C14L 7y ago
That's just one of the tales of the "aid" industry. Turns out, the real key is jobs. But try investing there, and the "aid" people will call you a neo-colonialist.
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by C14L 7y ago
If a 100 km asteroid hit earth tomorrow, then all known intelligent life in the universe would cease to exist. Why not allocate 0.00..001% of our resources to ensure that the only intelligent life we know of in the entire universe, has a li
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by C14L 7y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Claas_Relotius#Fabrication_of_... That guy had won several awards for his "reporting".
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by C14L 7y ago
Turtleneck guy would have survived easily. But he started to trink herbal tea to cure his cancer. Surprisingly, it didn't work.
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by C14L 7y ago
> DER SPIEGEL: Would it make sense to colonize Mars as a Plan B, as planned by Tesla entrepreneur Elon Musk? It was never a "plan B" against global warming. Its a "plan A" in case of a catastrophic natural event.
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by C14L 7y ago
Interesting. Maybe we should call it "jaydriving" when a driver acts entitled and doesn't slow down.
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by C14L 7y ago
That's a very good point. In the future, an AI may well be able to find all identities of a person based on ways they express themselves, etc.
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by C14L 7y ago
Early 2000s. One of the Schroeder reforms.
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by C14L 7y ago
Under Swiss law, there is no "national security letter" equivalent. Also, mailboxes are encrypted client side.
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by C14L 7y ago
They are in Switzerland and Swiss judges are pretty independent.
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by C14L 7y ago
There is ProtonVPN. Proton is based on Switzerland, so no N eyes interference there. At least not via a legal route.
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by C14L 7y ago
Could you post a source or two? I read this claim a few times, but never seen a credible source to confirm the claim.
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by C14L 7y ago
No idea, but on Firefox just click "reader view" and it gives you the text nicely formated.
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by C14L 7y ago
Look, the "Chlorhühnchen" are back! In Germany, this was the favorite scare topic of the press in articles about the TTIP negotiations. So I doubt that they will be able to include that in any new treaty without causing a major fr
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by C14L 7y ago
From their web sites, it sounds like some sort of Dogecoin remake?
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by C14L 7y ago
Satellites would disappear pretty quickly without constant orbit adjustments.
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by C14L 7y ago
My guess is, this is done because of Chunjie. For Chinese New year, people usually travel home to visit relatives. If the Chinese government wants to limit that, they need a very good reason, otherwise people will freak. So they have to exa
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by C14L 7y ago
Sounds nice, but good luck with the noise pollution. Start and landing still requires to move a lot of air downwards in order to make the vehicle float.
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by C14L 7y ago
Or, for the entire list https://raw.githubusercontent.com/StevenBlack/hosts/master/h...
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by C14L 7y ago
What if a child uses a screen to read?
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by C14L 7y ago
No.
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by C14L 7y ago
Same here. From Chrome bookmarks to Firefox bookmarks to Pocket and now building my own.
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by C14L 7y ago
It should be possible to block people on Gh in the same way blocking on Twitter works. So they can't access your repos anymore when logged in. That would help a lot of the rude people to learn.
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by C14L 7y ago
From what I remember, after Dragon2 is approved by NASA, all development efforts of SpaceX will be focused on Starship and Super Heavy only. Dragon2 is no use in the efforts to build a city on Mars. And even for a Moon colony, its too small
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by C14L 7y ago
NASA didn't require it. There was an early plan at SpaceX to have Crew Dragon land propulsivly, but they didn't pursue it in favor of developing Starship and SuperHeavy faster. That's what Musk said in an interview some time
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by C14L 7y ago
There also were protests in favor of Gigafactory 4: https://twitter.com/Gf4Tesla/status/1218566354116149254 https://twitter.com/Gf4Tesla/status/1218526931655761920

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