oremolten

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by oremolten 2y ago
It does always seem like a race to the bottom.
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by oremolten 2y ago
Wait till you see how M365 does management around iCloud relay makes it real fun troubleshooting suspicious login parameters...
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by oremolten 2y ago
Well its primarily because the security vendors for say WAFs and other tools list these IPs in the "Anonymizers" or "VPN" category and most typically these are blocked as seldom do you see legitimate traffic originating
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by oremolten 2y ago
Could you please elaborate how DEI is not discrimination? Is hiring based on someone's RACE ever not discrimination?
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by oremolten 2y ago
How do you know the exact figure of fentanyl smuggled into the US from CAN? I doubt even the cartels could give you an exact figure as they aren't the only ones smuggling the drugs or the precursors. Are you saying we only intercepted
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by oremolten 2y ago
I bet there is also a large correlation with computer/phone neck and posture
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by oremolten 2y ago
unfortunately the entire global system is designed so that more has to be sold than last year. in the US as a publicly traded corporation you are legally liable to make more than the year before... we're lucky cars even last as long as
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by oremolten 2y ago
all car companies do this since around 2011.(in the us) they also immediately sell all this data to car insurance companies. many apps on your phone that use location data for anything are mostly using an APK that includes a couple car insu
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by oremolten 2y ago
>As of September 30, 2024, the U.S. Ukraine response funding totals nearly $183 billion >Russia's official 2022 military budget is expected to be 4.7 trillion rubles ($75bn), or higher, and about $84bn for 2023
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by oremolten 2y ago
I'd argue its even less blatant today it just appears more blatant because you can see the happenings on the other side of the country in an instant on your personal cell phone. As can anyone else.
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by oremolten 2y ago
it's interesting you state "Studies show it just doesn't work." While we are commenting on an article about a drug which makes you feel less hungry, there by "eating less". The drug doesn't make you use mo
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by oremolten 2y ago
Sierra Online was acquired through fraudulent accounting, and the company that acquired them went under shortly after as their fraud was revealed. Unfortunately Sierra had to accept the offer.
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by oremolten 2y ago
I'd argue that's because until the last few years these forms of gambling have been illegal.
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by oremolten 2y ago
all my friends who are into the fantasy are now competing on some sports gambling app/site in the same exact manner. Who's teams win the most money etc. They were practically begging me to join them "Look you get like 700 fre
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by oremolten 2y ago
so out of touch you're using an example of a bike purchase from 6 years ago :^) did she also replace the tires 3 or 4 times? because no way any bike tire is taking 19,000 miles of road use no matter the brand. The average price of a ne
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by oremolten 2y ago
"This model is already profitable (!), but you can expand further." How many years is the break even point before profit is generated charging riders even 100$ per trip? Some of these highspeed rail projects proposed across the US
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by oremolten 2y ago
You're not required anything. Nothing is stopping you from walking or riding a bike. You're making a choice of convenience. You're over privileged life has made you believe you need this "deadly vehicle". Go with o
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by oremolten 2y ago
How do we un-car centric design the ~60million people who live in rural USA? Should we move everyone to urban environments for public transit? How do you figure someone like me traverse the 40 miles from my 800 population rural town to my w
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by oremolten 2y ago
This reminds me of the scene from Mr.Robot. GM / onstar likely set aside a few million in a "Rainyday" fund from the additional profit they made from this and that money sat in the market/bonds and they probably made 100
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by oremolten 2y ago
This is a big part of why the long lines bunkers/sites were abandoned. Once the accuracy increased to more than 1mi the resilience of the bunkers and sites were folly. (built to withstand multiple mt within 1mi)
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by oremolten 2y ago
I couldn't imagine 35 cents. Here in the midwest we're paying 8-11cents. My water bill is billed quarterly and I don't use much over the base amount you get included with the service charge. We're talking 100$ for sewer,
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by oremolten 2y ago
What is the technological or feature upgrade in refrigerators even over a 20 year period? My primary fridge is from 1997 and food is cold, ice is made, water dispensed and it didn't cost 4,000 dollars in 1997 either. Oh and the inside
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by oremolten 2y ago
Without asking these questions and simulating the "how" it could occur today, how do we see the warning signs before its too late that we reach that same outcome? When you ask even what's considered horrific scenarios you can
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by oremolten 2y ago
No you don't understand my personal ethics and morals are the absolute and most superior so anyone else is incorrect. History is written by the victor so there is no reason to see the other side, we'll delete that bias. Revolution
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by oremolten 2y ago
But again, this makes YOU the arbiter of truth for "harm" who made you the God of ethics or harm? I declare ANY word is HARM to me, are you going to reduce the harm by deleting your models or code base?
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by oremolten 2y ago
In your effort to reduce bias you are adding bias. You are projecting your morals and your ethics to be the superior.