jumelles

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by jumelles 2y ago
> if I take a screenshot of OSMand on my phone and send it to a friend, that I've broken the law I'm not sure what exactly you're misunderstanding but this is not how the law works.
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by jumelles 2y ago
It was certainly more decentralized, less corporate, and a lot messier.
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by jumelles 2y ago
There's this pesky concept called free speech...
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by jumelles 2y ago
I have specifically asked Amazon customer support if they could do this (pick up the return) for my elderly parents who have Prime. They never agree and insist on printing a label. They don't have a printer. I have asked them about thi
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by jumelles 2y ago
Honestly? Good. Anyone doing this sort of work willingly deserves worse.
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by jumelles 2y ago
I'm infinitely thankful most people don't think like this. History is a treasure.
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by jumelles 3y ago
https://www.wired.com/story/guerrilla-wikipedia-editors-who-... They seem to defend against conspiracy theories and falsehoods. Why are you calling them a "gang"? What are the "dominating"? Why is t
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by jumelles 3y ago
Which metrics?
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by jumelles 3y ago
That's not at all how the law works. No one has been defamed.
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by jumelles 3y ago
The dirty secret of the business world is that the C-suite is the most easily replaceable.
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by jumelles 3y ago
Well this sure has aged poorly.
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by jumelles 3y ago
Do you have any invites?
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by jumelles 3y ago
Do you have any remaining invites?
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by jumelles 3y ago
No. It’s not reasoning in any way. It’s an impressive parrot.
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by jumelles 3y ago
Okay, so AI has access to a gene printer. Then what?
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Lyft Employees Told to Return to Office as New CEO Lays Out Vision(nytimes.com)
15 points by jumelles 3y ago|6 comments
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by jumelles 4y ago
The slippery slope argument is a fallacy.
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by jumelles 4y ago
https://archive.ph/3TM7H
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Tech Leaders in Israel Wonder If It’s Time to Leave(nytimes.com)
5 points by jumelles 4y ago|1 comments
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by jumelles 4y ago
I needed a new toner cartridge for my Brother printer, so I typed in the exact cartridge code on Amazon and got pages and pages of third-party options. Googling for it brought up the Amazon page for the genuine product, first hit.
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by jumelles 4y ago
No one has a right to use Twitter. It's a private website.
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by jumelles 4y ago
Don’t forget Wikidata
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by jumelles 4y ago
This seems like remarkably bad timing.
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by jumelles 4y ago
All the info is coming from OpenStreetMap.
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by jumelles 4y ago
No, Walmart doesn’t accept any contactless payments in the US.
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by jumelles 4y ago
> Was any data lost between the two services? Undoubtedly.
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by jumelles 4y ago
The issue is that on Wikipedia, you knowing something is not a reliable source.
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by jumelles 4y ago
> This case presented the greatest financial risk to Mr. Jones, because he was found liable of violating Connecticut’s Unfair Trade Practices Act, by using lies about the shooting to sell products on Infowars. There is no cap on punitive
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by jumelles 4y ago
> No effort to distill key elements of these entities' impact -- let alone the how and why of what they do. It's just endless what and when. This is tricky, because some editors on Wikipedia would interpret that as "origin
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by jumelles 4y ago
Every Door

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