fddrdplktrew

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The House passed a TikTok ban bill.Is the app a national security threat?(npr.org)
2 points by fddrdplktrew 3y ago|1 comments
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by fddrdplktrew 3y ago
LoL... sharing your IP with a hacked server doesn't really affect me... but when I use magnets links from my home IP, I keep being harassed by Comcast.
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by fddrdplktrew 3y ago
why are they still using it?
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by fddrdplktrew 3y ago
IRC is great and you can do SSL connections and also encrypted DCC transfers on some servers (Abjects/#moviegods, for example)
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by fddrdplktrew 3y ago
What's the percentage of Wikipedia that was created by "notable" people?
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by fddrdplktrew 3y ago
From airplanes, you get the lead from their fuel
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by fddrdplktrew 3y ago
Why are those things important? I think the most important things when talking about the web are huge corporations and innovators.
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by fddrdplktrew 3y ago
breathing any kind of dust is usually bad for you... even wood saw dust.
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by fddrdplktrew 3y ago
What about tire dust?
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by fddrdplktrew 3y ago
There must be a bug in this generator because I keep seeing those long lines of same-color pixels... pseudo-random, maybe? Should have used the lava-lamp number generator.......
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by fddrdplktrew 3y ago
gmail's web interface turned to shit because of this... not sure why they push those changes to production though...
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by fddrdplktrew 3y ago
One thing that's not going to change is that things will keep changing for no good reasons because engineers need something to do.
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by fddrdplktrew 3y ago
Probably won't work, but since you can search for the number you want with Gvoice, did you try re-registering it?
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by fddrdplktrew 3y ago
wouldn't banning tiktok be hindering free speech?
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by fddrdplktrew 3y ago
thanks for quoting his comment, because HN hides it from me.
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by fddrdplktrew 3y ago
except that they don't enforce much rules when it comes to food. Two examples are fish and olive oil... you probably will never know if you got what you paid for... They just don't inspect. It's probably a bigger problem for
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by fddrdplktrew 3y ago
or https://mastodon.social/@elonjet
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by fddrdplktrew 3y ago
thnaks
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by fddrdplktrew 3y ago
there's central box(es) that look like this that connects nearby homes: https://i.imgur.com/W2L7Nz3.png Fiber often go to these boxes and then copper to your home, and Comcast like to lie to you and tell you fiber goes
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by fddrdplktrew 3y ago
Also, they are already taxing crypto transactions. (They are treated like stocks in the USA)
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by fddrdplktrew 3y ago
I don't think that's true in the medium term... definitely not in the long term... and maybe not even in the short term.
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by fddrdplktrew 3y ago
corporate tax increases will just get passed on to consumers... And mining taxes on power usage is just ridiculous... why don't you add an extra tax on gold used for jewelry too? and luxury cars, yachts, and anything that isn't re
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by fddrdplktrew 3y ago
not sure... why did he post the paywall link and the correct link in the comments?
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by fddrdplktrew 3y ago
is it illegal on this site to post this link in the first place?
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by fddrdplktrew 3y ago
I'm more worried about Firefox' stability these days...
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by fddrdplktrew 3y ago
easy. pay the CEO like he is a genius even if he makes insane decisions.
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by fddrdplktrew 3y ago
> I’ve stopped being an unpaid worker for the mega corps I wouldnt be so sure about that... do you receive emails from gmail addresses?
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by fddrdplktrew 3y ago
If you sell goods, it should probably be also sold at about at least double your cost
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by fddrdplktrew 3y ago
I never installed it because of who the founder is... but maybe I'm wrong and it takes someone like this to start such a project.
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by fddrdplktrew 3y ago
not sure why Monero isn't taking over though...

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