epoxia

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by epoxia 2mo ago
It's worth mentioning that the ALPR's in the Florida keys are unavoidable due to it basically being 1 road.
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by epoxia 3mo ago
What's even more amazing is that they had these safe cities without [Flock, Motorola, Axon]. I guess we will never know how they did it, but at least we get the Chinese surveillance state.
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by epoxia 4mo ago
I wonder if we're going to see a different spin on dieselgate in the future. Where a car company collects all the data from the NHTSA's test environment through the cars cameras/sensors and then includes that data into the tr
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by epoxia 1y ago
PO boxes have stricter address information requirements but there are other services that are more lax and can pass with a utility bill from a previous rental address. Thus, obfuscating the real address.
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by epoxia 1y ago
Not everybody owns a home, particularly the transient workers who would be concerned with ICE.
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by epoxia 1y ago
I would recommend reading Extreme Privacy by Michael Bazzell if these types of thing concern you. A relevant passage: "First, I would never provide my home address on any application or W-9 form. This should only be your PO Box, UPS Bo
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by epoxia 1y ago
You can concoct these make believe hypotheticals, or you can look at countries where this is the reality (South Korea; high elderly poverty), and how there is no "elderly employee accident crisis". Whether it is right, moral, just
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by epoxia 1y ago
They took down the repository ~20 minutes after OP's comment. Archived link: https://web.archive.org/web/20250423135719/https://github.co...
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by epoxia 1y ago
The "alleged inside job" is pretty clearly clickbait. It could still be a bad leak if that information is for privated accounts as well.
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by epoxia 1y ago
This is at best misleading, but basically disinformation. Here is a better explanation that is also specific to US/CAN trade under USMCA: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9ZvDhayPHxs
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by epoxia 2y ago
I agree, but struggle to find fiction books to read. Most of my reading just consists of a historical period / event that I find interesting and read more about. From that I sometimes come across an "alternate history" type f
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by epoxia 2y ago
An interesting barometer of the tensions, is by looking at Canadian grocers website. All that I have seen, have "buy Canadian" and "produced in Canada" plastered onto most products. Even Walmart has a "made in Canad
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by epoxia 2y ago
Could you write your comment better than this? It's pretty obvious you are baiting someone into asking "why?". But your comment by itself adds nothing to the conversation.
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by epoxia 2y ago
Does anybody know how that would work? I know of the 3 ways of measuring GDP in econ basics (All income, All expenditure, All value add). I assume they only use one method and just pull out government? I assume it's expenditure method,
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by epoxia 2y ago
Do a background check to make sure employee has financial security to avoid damaging leaks. Make employee feel job insecurity. ??? Profit?
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by epoxia 2y ago
https://archive.is/qeCpp
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by epoxia 2y ago
For reference, the $100k CAD figure in the article from 2014 when USD/CAD was closer to parity (around 1 USD for 1 to 1.1 CAD)
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by epoxia 2y ago
Norway and Singapore are petro-states. Alaska and Texas (to a much smaller degree) have wealth funds off of resources. Whether they're fiscally responsible with that is up to the state.
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by epoxia 2y ago
I imagine that these apps are a valuable target for scammers to hack. People who are open to manipulation/affirmations from an AI are just a step away from victims of romance scams.
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by epoxia 2y ago
Regarding the going through courts part of this. It seems like they would have free choice in choosing where to sue from. cough 5th circuit cough With little effort from large stake holders they would be able to turn that check into a r
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by epoxia 2y ago
I use a cosmetic ublock origin filter (if you want to generalize it across all sites you need to change 'allowGenericProceduralFilters'). It would be something like ##span:has-text(/trump\b|elon\b|otheridiotwhosaysstupidthing
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by epoxia 2y ago
I haven't touched Wayland because of a lack of window control tools, but don't know if the landscape has changed. Specifically to replace autokey, xdotool, wmctrl. I know kdotool exists for kde only which would cover most of xdoto
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by epoxia 2y ago
It is one. The other one is already out the door and just said "your problem not mine".
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by epoxia 2y ago
But if you play any online games it is a utopia. ~5 ping all day
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by epoxia 2y ago
If it gets them to the top of Everest, it would probably be the 5.5 mile high club.
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by epoxia 2y ago
The "factoid" about the German vote is false. It was a vote to adjourn the discussion. https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/the-german-vote/
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by epoxia 2y ago
Isn't that just how they hedge bets? Their performance is correlated with the claims they receive. If fossil fuels perform poorly -> less environmental damage -> less claims. And vice versa
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by epoxia 2y ago
"I only believe in flat earthers from the US of A. Wouldn't want to be manipulated by any foreign governments". There are so many useful idiots, they were never going to manipulate you directly, there's too many people.
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by epoxia 2y ago
Relevant / Recent Darknet diaries podcast is all about the mess that pump fun is. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U8RNcngdMp4
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by epoxia 2y ago
I asked some inappropriate things and it was "translated" to I cannot assist with that request. It definitely needs to be more clear when it's refusing to translate. But, then again, I don't even use kagi.

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