ornornor

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by ornornor 4d ago
Even better is to not put them there. How sadistic is it to rip the palate and mouth of a fish just for fun and put it back in the water?
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by ornornor 6d ago
“From 1999$”. We truly have gone insane. For a phone most people keep 5 years tops.
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by ornornor 7d ago
Same for business reviews. I’ve given up because mine are always rejected. No reason given, no appeal possible. It’s almost as if I was shadowbanned. So I don’t leave reviews anymore and wonder how many reviews are black holed. Or even how
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by ornornor 12d ago
Curious what alternative you found as a replacement. Could you share?
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by ornornor 12d ago
Been using them for years. The price is reasonable too. It’s the only way I found to block ads everywhere on iOS (except the YT app, Mullvad’s Albania wireguard did that)
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by ornornor 12d ago
Mullvad had adblocking, malware blocking. And they didn’t block websites from governments blacklists in France and Italy. None of these features are available on Quad9. Maybe it’s time to try nym.com?
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by ornornor 12d ago
> This week a massive new data breach has been revealed that should put the nail in the coffin for the idea that any sort of age or identity verification could be safe. Yeah just like how the multiple breaches and utter negligence from t
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by ornornor 15d ago
I once tried to reach one of the two Canadian background check companies a prospective employer wanted to use to check me. I eventually found their privacy and security phone number. It had a poorly recorded voicemail to leave a message and
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by ornornor 15d ago
I suspect the official app would actually be more consistent and not as bad to use if it was generated by an LLM.
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by ornornor 23d ago
We’re already heading into a certain demographics crisis. It’s not only about the pyramidal system that retirement is but also about who will be your nurse when you’re old, make your car, be your doctor, etc if there aren’t enough people an
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by ornornor 27d ago
There are few things more scammy than AliExpress “discounts”. I have yet to see a cent of the hundreds of dollars of “savings” they gave or advertised to me.
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by ornornor 28d ago
> At least, video animations are not a mess of frameworks and libraries that eat your RAM and CPU and introduce vulnerabilities. Somebody at Logitech right now: “hold my beer”
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by ornornor 28d ago
There is no good Lenovo hardware anymore. It’s been completely swallowed by the Chinese company that bought it, and even the formerly “noble”/enterprise lines are junk now. Same as HP.
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by ornornor 28d ago
So you support censorship? Just kidding, I’ve seen it more and more as well, and feel the same as you about it.
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by ornornor 28d ago
1.2GB though. That’s a lot of json.
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by ornornor 28d ago
Logitech seems to suck at software. Why do you need an online account to remap your mouse buttons? Same for the harmony 1100 which is a universal remote but can’t ever be programmed again since logitech killed their online server. It had th
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by ornornor 29d ago
It’s not like OP is putting a gun to anyone’s head!! If they want to share we’d appreciate but there is no obligation. Are you also shocked that you can stand in the middle of the highway and get hit by a car and die? You can do it if som
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by ornornor 29d ago
I’ve noticed the same thing with computers, whenever I install MS windows on them uptime tanks ;)
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by ornornor 29d ago
Maybe they didn’t take the severance part that makes the NDA valid? IIRC for an NDA to be enforceable there has to be a monetary consideration to it. Or maybe it’s for no competes?
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by ornornor 1mo ago
How is this relevant to what we’re discussing in this thread?
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by ornornor 1mo ago
> you can't tell people "we have to work more to simply keep the status quo", let alone "we may even lose a lot of nice things and convenience in the process" And yet this is what will happen. The question is are
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by ornornor 1mo ago
> nobody want to hear about the dream of reducing growth, buying less, consuming less, etc. The problem is that it’s going to happen either way. The only question is are we facing this prepared or are we having a tantrum refusing to acce
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by ornornor 1mo ago
Why is Britain police and government seemingly sp eager to build a panopticon? I get it’s the trend worldwide but I’ve always had the impression Britain goes the extra mile and is well above the general level of surveillance typically found
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by ornornor 1mo ago
That’s a terrible idea. Just think about privacy, pollution, cost.
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by ornornor 1mo ago
> A Mars spokesperson said: "Over the last 35 years, we have made a number of updates to our bar sizes and pack formats to reflect consumer demand, alongside considering wider external factors such as manufacturing costs and the pri
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by ornornor 1mo ago
There two types of SV founders: those committing fraud and those who haven’t been caught. It’s an arms race.
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by ornornor 1mo ago
Or people could just buy unwrapped lettuce. No one is asking anyone to quit lettuce altogether.
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by ornornor 1mo ago
It’s much more polluting (why wrap salad in a plastic bag?), promotes bacteria growth (and disease like in the present case), and further removes us from food in its original form. Of course you’re to spend your money however you see fit, t
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by ornornor 1mo ago
It boggles my mind that people would buy salads in bags. Instead of just a head of lettuce like the rest of the world.
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by ornornor 2mo ago
I was at a dealership not that long ago to buy a new car for someone. The seller explained us how a lease was so much better financially than outright buying. He was completely wrong on the fundamentals: basically with a lease the car compa

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