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Intervenes? Where? In white house?

Mining Monero on googlebot anyone?

This happens a lot with HDDs and SSDs. At least once per month I get a notification about disks being really cheap. Looks like sellers make mistakes and put wrong numbers to quantity/price boxes. Most often orders are cancelled.

International flights are much cheaper in the UK than local trains. I paid the same price for a flight from Cardiff to Malta as for train from Cardiff to Bristol (40 miles).

https://www.dailystar.co.uk/news/latest-news/578284/train-ai...

>that planes will fly in with enough fuel to fly out again

Planes with fuel are too heavy to land, planes have just enough fuel to get to destination. Landing with 40% fuel capacity would break wheels and damage planes, increase stopping distance.

We're going to see such things at some point, there are a few "bitcoin address collider", some of them are even distributed.

It's more a trust issue in a technology. Pirated ebooks don't have DRM and never expire, can be opened on any device and you keep the money anyway.

That's not the only reason why children hear more and louder. When you're in your '30s you already have a minor hearing loss, you don't hear all sounds and noises then you did when you were 5. Children see more colours as well.

It might hold data for billions of years, but no one has CDRoms at home these days because interface and use-cases were deprecated years ago.

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That's crashing with my full name

Have rpi fixed the interference of usb3.0 with WiFi? It's going to be really problematic for raspi

https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/products/docs/io/uni...

Sadly too many `vs` breaks the flow and rhythm

Ah right, last news I remember from a few years ago was that facebook had a child-company in Thailand that was hiring 1000s of moderators locally.

Machine learning for recognizing duplicates is only for "protection of IP rights", not for protection of low wage workers. Apparently somebody at facebook decided that ML is more expensive than low wage human worker rejecting the same material over and over. Layers are more expensive and bring more bad media coverage than someones suicide in 3rd world country.

They most likely can't change wallpaper on their windows XP...

>who is holding cryptocurrency for 10 years[

zuckcoin isn't cryptocurrency, it's digital currency, like gold in WoW

> You are not authorized to access bug 1544386. To see this bug, you must first log in to an account with the appropriate permissions.

And unnatural homelessness surge will just happen over night in 5 years.

They're doing it to skirt GDPR laws. When GDPR passed, all users were automatically opted out of personal data sharing, targeted marketing, etc. With ZuckCoin, they're going to pay users a small amount of coins to use the site, but in order for users to be eligible for that they'll be required to opt into all of the personal data sharing stuff. And since it will be considered a monetary transaction, Facebook will be required to keep the data from every transaction for 10 years for tax purposes. People won't even be able to ask that Facebook delete their data because they'll be required to store it for 10 years.

edit: If you want to listen to the explanation in more detail, Meanhash explained it on a recent episode of the Hashr8 podcast: https://h4shr8.libsyn.com/meanhash

https://www.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/bx9dik/face...

This is massive, Apple banned what Google does with Chromebooks for kids/schools.

Russia is doing the same!

Tell that to the banking and medical sector, in the UK NHS would still be using IE6 and WinXP if not they were hacked a year ago with that ransomware from NSA.

> It is funny how my browser preferences has changed over last 5 years.

Sure, we're still testing, if stuff works on IE10...

That's not correct! If at any point in your life you make more than £25k they will add this tax on you, and your interested on the student loan is still growing, even when you're under £25k.

You're assuming Google won't deprecate HTML in favour of dynamic JS in the next few years.

Can't compare UK here, education is free in Scotland, £9k/annually in Wales (Welsh government can provide 67% grant every year, so it goes down to £3.3k), in England it's the most expensive, over £9k/ann and Student Loan Company has highest interest rates there.

Modern captchas are designed to be anti-human and use as for free training of their AI algorithms. We're slaves for free while Google benefits from this, both technologically and financially.

Next captcha from google will be even more aggressive, you're not logged to Google = you're a bot, you can't access that content.