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lotu
28d ago
This is why we have a court system.
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lotu
2mo ago
There's a reason the three most important things in real estate are "Location, location, location"
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lotu
2mo ago
I think it could also be used outside of making a part. For example you want to setup sensor on a surface but it's important not to damage the surface, like the outside of a boat. This would be excellent for that.
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lotu
2mo ago
His mistake was giving a passcode he knew would destroy the data on the phone. Instead leave the destruct passcode written on a scarp of paper inside your phone case.
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lotu
2mo ago
Maybe leaving it to professionals would make more sense, but the majority of people aren’t in favor of it. I’m not even in favor of it and I had a couple fireworks bursting right outside my balcony last night. I was on the balcony and a d
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lotu
3mo ago
Doesn’t imply that the cops should be involved in prevention.
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lotu
3mo ago
Using existing parental controls parents could set their kids age and that could be used for the age controls. Could the parents let the kids around the age gate? Sure but they could do that even if a government ID and camera was required
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lotu
3mo ago
They said the extra time ment they would be able to do additional verification. I’ll bet checking what games you purchased and play time are a part of that.
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4mo ago
This decision almost certainly came about because of people thinking what action was least likely to get them fired. Any rational person would realize the odds of an actual bomb are so close to zero you would need to start worrying about t
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4mo ago
It treating every BomBeat RT-SF16 radio as if it contained a bomb would be a moronic reaction to that
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4mo ago
Yes but critically none of this money is actually given to the homeless person. So we aren't giving them anything for free we are just dealing with the consequences of them not having a proper support system. Spending money to do t
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5mo ago
I'd say it was bad legislation because this was a foreseeable outcome. I actually worked on cookie banners, and we did user testing, a full 80% of people closed it before reading single word and thought it was an ad. This type of ambu
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5mo ago
My job was building cookie walls in response to GDPR. It might not have been the “intent” but it certainly was the consequence of that law.
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lotu
7mo ago
Just because you aren't charging money doesn't give you the ability to act as an attorney, doctor, or civil engineer.
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lotu
7mo ago
I remember when I found Flux (third party predecessor to night shift) sometime in 2013. It worked in a week, I'd been staying up until 3am for most of the year and a started going to bed at midnight.
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8mo ago
Yes thieves do, research on which phones to steal. Just not online more in personal talking with their network of lawbreakers. In short a thief is going to have a fence, and that person is going to know all about what phones can and canno
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8mo ago
Sounds very profitable for whoever is selling solutions, I wonder if perhaps they also provide wisdom as a loss leader.
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lotu
8mo ago
Yes very much so, if they could make their product do the things they claim they would be focused on doing that, not telling people to stop being naysayers.
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8mo ago
Yes there totally are web development, shovel ware app development, are two that I can think of off the top of my head.
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8mo ago
You say that like someone that has been coding for so long you have forgotten what it's like to not know how to code. The customer will have little idea what is even possible and will ask for a product that doesn't solve their ac
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8mo ago
Yes this is exactly what I feel. I disconnect enough that if it’s really taking its time I will pull up Reddit and now that single prompt cost me half an hour.
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1y ago
I disagree while, there is an Linux icon that would fit in here. This is not it. It might be a starting point, I don't think the design works. despite how simple the windows and apple logos they represent thousands of hours of work b
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1y ago
Thank fuck for saying this
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lotu
1y ago
Those higher level questions are likely outside the scope of the class. Like write a novel or something like that.
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lotu
1y ago
Because it is necessary, think about toilet training a toddler.
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1y ago
Marking the road at its engineered speed is ineffective. People overwhelmingly do not use speed limits to decide how fast they drive. They look at how wide and straight the road is and how many things they see. The problem is we built a
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1y ago
> An algorithm can screw up too of course, but it's a lot harder to show intent, which can affect the damages awarded I think. I personally think an algorithm would be easier to show intent, or a least willful negligence, it would
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1y ago
Presumably there are laws that give teachers some rights to act in the place of parents and control students. However those laws did not include the ability to confiscate property preemptively.
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1y ago
> > Could they collect every phone before school and hand them out after? Sure.. but that's a nightmare. Yes they could for years NYC schools banned cellphones in schools which ment kids could not bring them in the building at al
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1y ago
On residential streets where you want slow traffic yes. When you have a wide straight road people go fast on it. To prevent that you narrow the road, install curves and bumps. These require to the driver to slow down and be careful, whi
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