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Hypothesis

what you do is buy a million in gold or diamonds โ€ฆ then go back in time and give yourself the assets โ€ฆ. sell the assets then and put 50 percent into shares of what you know will be a successful company.

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Why does the app for my robot vacuum cleaner need access to my photos and contacts?

soco wrote:
Simple. You have dirty pictures on your phone. So dirty in fact it wants to notify everyone including your dentist what a sick mind you have.

But it's okay. I know a lawyer that can pay off those strongly offended and then deny completely knowing anything about you cause he was in Prague at the time....

Maybe its just trying to clean up the dirty pics.

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Why does the app for my robot vacuum cleaner need access to my photos and contacts?

Your toaster is trying to hack your vacuum at the request of your smart tv.

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I passed the exams I'm going back to Uni!

Well done .... good luck

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bostrom's simulation argument

Then lets just hope there's not a power cut

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What is an NSFW post?

Last month in one london company 3 employees got sacked for accessing facebook.

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What is an NSFW post?

soco wrote:
If You are at an employer with Internet access, assume that every site you visit can be seen by said employer.

Even if only researching screw drivers at Home Depot.

Nope ... depends on how the individual computers are set up.

It's surprising how many allow for the browsing history if browsers to be deleted.

Some will even allow you to connect your own laptop to the network.

Many of the bigger names simply do not allow for peer to peer access across the network but control all data flow through a central server.

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What is an NSFW post?

Work lol

For most employers the whole site is NSFW ... sad but true

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Help-QA feature poll: Changing Anonicons

i now vote 2 as it is the near to the way I describe above ... the current way is to simple to id the users.

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Help-QA feature poll: Changing Anonicons

Rockster160 wrote:

sophieshizuko wrote:
Or even better... one annivon for the poster and the poster replies ... and another icon for non posters annon replies.

That gets to be the same issue. If the OP is replying to multiple anonymous users, there is no way to identify them.

So what ... as long as users can see which replies are from the original poster.

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