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by OrgNet 7y ago
I think the budget used to make this software possible should also be public... yet we have a black budget
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by OrgNet 7y ago
>Knee jerk solutions don’t and have never fixed anything generalizations are false a lot of the times
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by OrgNet 7y ago
Bought my mattress online from Costco and I'm not even a member...
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by OrgNet 7y ago
it also could cause more wind damage...
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by OrgNet 7y ago
it has to get its data from somewhere...
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by OrgNet 7y ago
they should have auctioned it... and get 10x more
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by OrgNet 7y ago
Is this a rebranded Firefox Focus?
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by OrgNet 7y ago
being healthy is the most important thing.
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by OrgNet 7y ago
> It entirely depends on manufacturer but I've heard of some actually seeking out open networks for internet access if you don't configure their Wi-Fi. Some people reported an unconnected TV suddenly prompted to update because
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by OrgNet 7y ago
what's the easiest way to remove all win-10 spying? I like to keep a windows PC around for random stuff that is harder to use in Linux
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by OrgNet 7y ago
did he name any cities?
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by OrgNet 7y ago
It is harder to track who's listening to which FM station and might be useful if your internet is being blocked or censored
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by OrgNet 7y ago
I did that for a bit too and quickly noticed that not all aircrafts broadcast that signal...
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by OrgNet 7y ago
> * Some contact details this includes phone numbers and it causes about 90% of phone spam...
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by OrgNet 7y ago
pipes looked like the future ... but it was too early, I guess
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by OrgNet 7y ago
The map doesnt load and it's missing many camping sites in my area
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by OrgNet 7y ago
> How do they get people to use it? call it Firefox v100 and automatically update
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by OrgNet 7y ago
you should also track the comments moving from thread to thread (when an admin moves comments from one thread to anoter), comment shadow banning, post popularity based on upvote counts (lots of times, post get to the front page with only a
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by OrgNet 7y ago
> The FBI's complaint alleges that 20-year-old Chicago man Thomas Osadzinski designed a custom Python script to enable other ISIS supporters to archive propaganda in an organized manner with the goal of spreading it online. that sou
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by OrgNet 7y ago
> It was frankly idiotic of them to have it there in the first place. exactly, you have to be stupid to buy apple products...
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by OrgNet 7y ago
lol... a file that contains a bunch of files? is that an archive? or a set of instructions to download a bunch of files? what is the world coming to?
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by OrgNet 7y ago
probably should switch to something like Matrix instead...
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by OrgNet 7y ago
I signed up but the cost is way too high so I won't be using it... like 10 times too high?
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by OrgNet 7y ago
It needs to fight for the present of the web, because it is getting worst.
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by OrgNet 7y ago
search results used to be pretty neutral 20 years ago... but yeah Google Search is not neutral.
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Consumer Reports restores 'recommended' ratings to Tesla Model 3 and Model S(cnn.com)
1 points by OrgNet 7y ago|0 comments
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by OrgNet 7y ago
it probably cost less than $1/month to host the average user... this is just craziness
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by OrgNet 7y ago
I use an extension that re-enable the messenger in the mobile browser... it is very broken but better then nothing (broken on purpose by Facebook because they want to spy on you with the app) ... it is called, "unblock facebook chat&qu
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A US federal court finds suspicionless searches of phones at the border illegal(techcrunch.com)
11 points by OrgNet 7y ago|1 comments
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U.S. Military Is Monitoring Groups Protesting at the Border(theintercept.com)
88 points by OrgNet 7y ago|47 comments

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