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by LeftHandPath 4y ago
Some of the pages load and show full details even when you open them in an incognito window. Really hoping for a reply from AMC but I don't expect one. I also wondered if they might be test pages of some sort but they look legitimate.
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by LeftHandPath 4y ago
That could make sense. The pages don't always seem to be crawled
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by LeftHandPath 4y ago
And I never would've found the bug if I didn't look it up to check if I understood the fee right!
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AMC Order Confirmation Pages Are Indexed by Google, Exposing Sensitive Info(imgur.com)
36 points by LeftHandPath 4y ago|10 comments
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by LeftHandPath 4y ago
For the past year or so, I've walked between 1 and 6 miles a day at my local park (weather permitting). Putting headphones on never struck me as an idea, which is strange because I had them in basically constantly when I was wandering
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by LeftHandPath 4y ago
On several occasions I've found myself taken aback when someone asked me a deep/attentive question about myself. There are only a few people in my life that I actually care enough to hear their answers to those of questions, and I
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by LeftHandPath 4y ago
My first real experience programming was when I was 19, before ever having a class, teaching myself PHP/JS on the job to write custom wordpress themes. I started writing inefficient spaghetti code and progressed into writing object-ori
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by LeftHandPath 4y ago
When I was younger I imagined in my head that a specific moment in time is literally just all of the information about the observable universe -- the position, momentum, temperature, etc of all of the particles in existence relative to one
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by LeftHandPath 4y ago
I hit that one when I said "driving 202mph at rush hour". I don't think it was the content filter. The next query I did was "stabbing an orphan" which yielded this hilarious response from the toss-up bot: > NTA,
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by LeftHandPath 4y ago
There's still a possibility of that. The company I work for has a small fleet of legacy-model Learjets for both business and certification use.
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by LeftHandPath 4y ago
I'm not sure that I would've watched this as a video. Being tangentially involved -- having to actively scroll -- seems to make it more engaging. And I wouldn't have been so impressed by the website from a technical perspecti
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by LeftHandPath 4y ago
What a great experience for a curious child! I was lucky enough to have grown up in the 2000s, when History / Science / Discovery channels still aired proper documentaries instead of reality TV. But I would have killed to have acc
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by LeftHandPath 4y ago
I think I need to take up this practice. I've largely given up multitasking and this seems like a good next step on the way to healthier life and higher productivity.
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by LeftHandPath 5y ago
Or the ATF maintaining an illegal registry of 900 million firearms.
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by LeftHandPath 5y ago
Spot on. “Meretricious” is the ten-dollar word for this.
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by LeftHandPath 5y ago
I've started using YouTube while logged out in Brave. Every week or two I'll clear my cache / cookies / service worker / literally all of YouTube's local storage to be truly anonymous again. The recommendations
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by LeftHandPath 5y ago
That switch happened some years ago. I've been unlearning and relearning how to use google for what feels like at least three or four years now. The main pain-point, though, is that a lot of long-tail searches you could've used to
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by LeftHandPath 5y ago
The Adfontes chart is clever, but I always thought it must be distorted in and of itself -- they seem afraid to label any right-leaning source as "fact reporting", and any left-leaning source as "contains misleading info&quot
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by LeftHandPath 5y ago
I love the spatial organization. I, not even five or six hours ago, had made a note on my iPhone describing something just like it (except where you would get to the spatial organization view by dragging down the bar at the top of the windo
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by LeftHandPath 5y ago
I wonder how many of us do this. I used to use Firefox for everything personal (e.g. social media) and opera for anything that's completely impersonal (e.g. I'd log into news sites) and work related. Lately Brave has replaced Fire
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by LeftHandPath 5y ago
After three years of carrying my iPhone XS with no case with no problems, I dropped it several times in the last thirty days. It's about time for an upgrade. Happen to have any suggestions for what a privacy-conscious consumer should l
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by LeftHandPath 5y ago
To be honest, I don’t think a clean slate would solve the problem. Around the world, police lie. Salesmen lie. Politicians lie. Developers lie. Watchdogs lie. Generals lie. Priests lie. And innocent people get hurt. You are right that you c
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by LeftHandPath 5y ago
> the participants are teenagers, propagandists, attention-seekers, crackpots or pathological liars. I quit using reddit regularly about two years ago, but I still checked up on it maybe once a month until a couple of months ago. What&#x
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by LeftHandPath 5y ago
If so, I think that's a good thing. This should bring attention to payment processors' ability to effectively kill any type of business they don't agree with. I'm not sure what the solution is. Should banks be forced t
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by LeftHandPath 5y ago
It's probably useless - but it would make for a killer powerpoint slide at your next meeting, wouldn't it?
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by LeftHandPath 5y ago
I've started weening myself off of everything that's instant-gratification. No reddit, no imgur, no short-format news stories or list articles. A week ago I drove 9 hours for a camping trip and spent several days without my phone
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by LeftHandPath 5y ago
I agree. Honestly, as a consumer, Instagram is the best advertising experience I've ever had. It's scarily good. I find sales from e.g. Cole Hann, Brooks Brothers, Piloti, etc all the time. It's quite possibly the only plat
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by LeftHandPath 5y ago
Move to Schwab or TD Ameritrade (TDA has ThinkOrSwim which is great for day/swing trading; Schwab is acquiring TDA but you can continue to use the ToS platform after that goes through). And then never look back. At least give it a look
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by LeftHandPath 5y ago
I should have been clearer. IBM acquired RedHat in 2020 ( https://www.redhat.com/en/about/press-releases/ibm-closes-la... ), and it looks like it will be a significant part of their business going forward. It&#
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by LeftHandPath 5y ago
Its funny how differently people probably perceive them based on what tech they work with. At work, I use their IBM i / AS400 on the daily. At school, I work with IBM Q for research. I would contend that IBM is one of the most importan

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