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by undfg 5y ago
Isn't hn the website that generally laughs at the "won't someone think of the children" argument?
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by undfg 5y ago
I posted this during EU time; I understand they are ripping you off, but your comment does not apply to what I'm saying.
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by undfg 5y ago
I don't believe a public institution would be able to come up with a system like this that works reasonably and have it developed in a reasonable amount of time within a reasonable budget.
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by undfg 5y ago
Because he won't shut up and he never says anything original or worthy of discussion.
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by undfg 5y ago
Glad that you had an automatic system going, but most universities don't have one and can't fund its development, and wanting to shift this burden to professors is unreasonable.
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by undfg 5y ago
>We employed the method of mixing the order of questions, not giving question titles, and having a pool of subtly different questions (a negation or a different constant slipped in) What an awful burden to put on the shoulders of the alr
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by undfg 5y ago
Seemed a peculiar choice for an Indian company.
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by undfg 5y ago
The new CEO is a French woman.
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by undfg 5y ago
Nice misleading chart with a truncated Y axis.
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by undfg 5y ago
Reminds me of https://marketresearchtelecast.com/the-minister-of-consumer-... A few weeks ago the same Sanchez said that we Spaniards should eat way less meat by the year 2050. Obviously that won't apply to him.
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by undfg 5y ago
Webp is a format that Google pulled out of their ass and successfully pushed because of their market dominance; I don't see why Apple should help Google's hegemony.
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by undfg 5y ago
Lots of hard disk space, knowledge of veracrypt, and access to Tor.
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by undfg 5y ago
This seems a stupid psyop to get men to vaccinate.
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by undfg 5y ago
I have no idea, I'm saying that you can add them if they don't exist. (or just don't open up your SMB port to the wan...)
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by undfg 5y ago
Have you tried creating those keys your registry is missing?
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by undfg 5y ago
I don't understand your argument. Are the screenshots in that post faked? Because if they are not, they prove that those movements are Western influence...
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by undfg 5y ago
Ah nice. Although a line by line walkthrough would be nicer.
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by undfg 5y ago
That looks very short. Is that really the full implementation? Is there any annotated version of it?
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by undfg 5y ago
Better solution: do away with cookie banners. Optionally, make the DNT header legally binding.
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by undfg 5y ago
Because it's an automatic process that detects hot phrases. I doubt they get many videos saying they support white supremacy.
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by undfg 5y ago
Tiktok is known for not allowing political propaganda on their platform.
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by undfg 5y ago
I don't know how it is where you live, but that's the way it works here. You pay a daily fee.
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by undfg 5y ago
Of course in C... VLAs are a C feature
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by undfg 5y ago
Even if you could filter topics somehow, many users would do whatever to bypass the filters to get their political messages through them. It would reach the point where not trying very hard to bypass the filters would make you liable someho
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by undfg 5y ago
This reminds me of the freenode debacle. The problem is not that audacity was purchased, the problem is that it was sold.
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by undfg 5y ago
No we do not have to act. It's not our problem. It's none of our business.
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by undfg 5y ago
Just another proof that the EU has run its course. It was good while it lasted, but they can't stop themselves from getting bigger and bigger and overreaching.
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by undfg 5y ago
This was true before Twitter decided to inject tweets from people you don't follow into your timeline.
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by undfg 5y ago
Interesting. Does this mean that if you are not going to use all HT threads it's better to turn off HT?
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by undfg 5y ago
It doesn't say how this is exploited. Remotely? By having the user print something?

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