Urgo

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by Urgo 12d ago
Just like being "verified" is a monthly subscription on twitter/meta too. They are not verifying you each month. In before we have to start renewing our birth certificates each year too.
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by Urgo 3mo ago
I'm not a sports person and other then going to a superbowl party really don't watch anything but this is really cool. I even put a game on the tv and was comparing it to the site. Very well done :) If there was some way to have l
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by Urgo 5mo ago
We couldn't scan this site 403 Forbidden error code: 1106 The site is blocking our scanner. This may be due to WAF rules, bot detection, or IP-based restrictions. Perfect :)
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by Urgo 1y ago
Looks like this no longer is included in the FAQ, but here is an archived copy directly on mirc's website about the lifetime license going away. It looks like the lifetime ones were downgraded into 10 year ones. It looks like at least
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by Urgo 1y ago
omg yes! ircN was the best!
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by Urgo 1y ago
For mIRC's first 20 years when you bought it, the license was for all future versions for life. In ~2016 though that changed and they expired all previous lifetime licenses. Now you get a license only for a year. I know I shouldn'
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by Urgo 2y ago
It's not clear from the article. Are they reducing the staff count so that it naturally averages at at least 15 minutes to get to an agent or are they literally adding a loop in to make people wait even if an agent is available? While
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by Urgo 2y ago
Looks much better now! Good luck!
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by Urgo 2y ago
More then just the testimonials, pretty much everything on the page looks to be fake. It says 10,000+ happy artists and 100k+ designs created while the domain was registered today. The actual function looks solid. I created a picture and p
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by Urgo 2y ago
Ebay sellers already can do this [1] [2] [1] https://www.edesk.com/blog/ebay-fulfillment-amazon-fba/ [2] https://sell.amazon.com/fulfillment-by-amazon
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by Urgo 2y ago
For what its worth, I have a Quest Pro and am quite happy with it. I don't use VR a ton, but compared to the Quest 2 I preferred the Quest Pro hands down. I have not tried the Quest 3 to compare though. That said, I thought it was alr
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by Urgo 2y ago
> Of course, but it means it should be within reach to turn on and it will blast blue light in my face should I want to check it at night. An e-ink screen would work best, considering low refresh rate is not an issue in this scenario. Yo
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by Urgo 2y ago
> It cost more than $400, and it lasted less than half a year. I have four of IQAir's indoor ones and one of their outdoor ones. I got the first one probably 8 or 9 years ago but the others maybe 3 or 4 years ago. The original one
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by Urgo 2y ago
Really interesting read! I was one of those first 5000 units (preordered Sept 29 2009 and shipped Dec 29 2009) and I wore my fitbit religiously (upgrading to newer versions now and then) until last year. >> "That something had to
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by Urgo 2y ago
Looks like The Guardian may have had a typo (-sleepp) in their url, fixed it, and didn't redirect traffic from the typo to the new url. Either way here is the working url: https://www.theguardian.com/books/2024&#x2
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by Urgo 2y ago
> Can anyone who uses or has tried to use recent "watch" style products from Google/Fitbit provide anecdotes on this claim? I was a Fitbit user from the day the initial fitbit went on sale for preorder. I used pretty much
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by Urgo 3y ago
Back when I was 14 I was at a friends house and I needed a name for a character in a MUSH (like a MUD) based on Lord of the Rings that he was playing. That day I created the username I still use to this day. Amazing to see they still keep t
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by Urgo 3y ago
Google Bard.. Gemini makes it explicitly clear that they do this right from the homepage: "Your conversations are processed by human reviewers to improve the technologies powering Gemini Apps. Don’t enter anything you wouldn’t want rev
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by Urgo 3y ago
You can still ask it: > when were you last updated? My last update was in April 2023.
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by Urgo 3y ago
Video Responses! Yes! 2006 [1] - 2013 [2] [1] https://blog.youtube/news-and-events/video-responses/ [2] https://blog.youtube/news-and-events/so-long-video-responses...
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by Urgo 3y ago
Thank you for the reply! I suppose that does make sense, though it still doesn't give a warm fuzzy feel separating the functionality. While the average human might only have one email address they use, I'd venture to say people wh
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by Urgo 3y ago
beyondd, I've been reading through this thread and your comments about Optery and you got me to sign up for an account on your site vs Mozilla's service so good job. I was even going to pay for your Ultimate plan for a year. But.
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by Urgo 3y ago
I guess at the end of the day the world's legal system needs to decide if when visiting a website do all requests need to stay on the website itself, or if that website is allowed to use any third party sites to run its business as w
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by Urgo 3y ago
100% this. I don't really care about the whole bubble thing. I just though oh cool, let me try this and find some iphone user to see if it works. Downloaded, auth'd my google account which was the only option which is not right ei
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by Urgo 3y ago
> I haven’t opened Google in a few years but I’ll try to remember to compare some results and provide you screenshots tomorrow or this weekend. I’m surprised others haven’t already done this! I've seen a lot of people give concrete
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by Urgo 3y ago
> When I tried DDG, I ended up back at Google within a week. I think actually you might have explained it. It's for people who don't want to use Google, but who didn't like DDG. This is why I ask for more examples to be pr
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by Urgo 3y ago
If you could provide screen shots or a writeup of HOW they are better that would be helpful. Kogi fans just seems to say its better without really any examples. Not saying its not better, but no one has really shown how it is better.
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by Urgo 3y ago
Been using Duck Duck Go for maybe three or so years now? It's very rare I fallback to google other then for google maps (!gm). I do make heavy use of ChatGPT and Bard though. I wish there was more example results then just "best h
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by Urgo 3y ago
While it's probably not a horrible idea to do something like this I don't think any or at least many does this currently? It wasn't a 23andme database that the attacker used, it was just some other random site/sites. So
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by Urgo 3y ago
Depends on how they tried to get in. They could have used a large amount of residential proxies to get around this.

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