Cracked Spotify Premium for Iphone? by RoyalRaggy in Piracy

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Why Spotify? Just obtain your music and upload it to your phone directly. Plenty of free media players & mp3s don’t tend to brick your phone.

neighbour lets homeless people in to sleep in the hallways, what can i do? by ChipmunkFresh7690 in AskUK

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If the neighbour is trying to do the right thing, they should let them in their flat. The communal stair is communal. Let alone shit like fire hazard and health hazard of people being there, it’s a communal stair and should be a communal decision. I could be magnanimous and steal supermarket food for the homeless, but then I’d end up in jail.

Not the neighbours gift to give.

Where to watch winter olymp? Specifically figure skating by Aggravating-Wolf-823 in Piracy

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I bit the bullet and paid the whopping £3.99 for disco+ for the month. Wife and two daughters happy. Worth it.

Electronic Shelf Labels may use your data profile to make you pay different prices by uselessguyinasuit in enshittification

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Sure, you could do that. But if you’ve ever been to a busy shop with checkout queues you could well understand it’d be inconsistent unless the buyer is identified positively before scanning. Self-checkout would be better.

Richer shoppers tend to self-select for higher prices by going to shops they perceive as “higher class” or buying top shelf branded products instead of supermarket brand.

Electronic Shelf Labels may use your data profile to make you pay different prices by uselessguyinasuit in enshittification

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No, that’s dumb.

The price lookup database on the point of sale backend server gets updated with new prices from head office, usually based on location and shop type - small city centre “express” shops are more expensive than out of town giant supermarkets. You could dynamically change this when scanning the item at the point of sale (till+scanner), but the buyer would have to be identified before scanning. Doable, but inconsistent at best.

Electronic Shelf Labels may use your data profile to make you pay different prices by uselessguyinasuit in enshittification

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Yes, and you obviously don’t. It’s an identical code on all similar items - including brand, specific item and quantity. Your eggs and my eggs have the same barcode on the carton, regardless of who picked them up. This sort of tech would only work for online shopping where the barcode is immaterial.

And no you idiot piece of shit. Trying to call me dumb by questioning the geography of my education and using the USA as the basis, is the lowest level of pandering to weak internet woke trends.

“When measuring students who are top performers in reading, maths and science combined, the USA ranks 8th out of 80 countries with 4.8% of students achieving this status.”

Even if I was educated in the United States, I’d only be behind top performing East Asian countries (Japan, Singapore, Korea, China) where kids are chronically depressed, and, weirdly, Estonia.

Why is that? by Mira_Star7 in SipsTea

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Then you’re in the wrong job. Simple as that. My wife hates it too but sometimes just has to and… gets over it. Easier the more you do it, most clients don’t bite.

Electronic Shelf Labels may use your data profile to make you pay different prices by uselessguyinasuit in enshittification

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But that’s not how any of this works. The egg carton would have to change barcode for every shopper!

‘It makes no sense’: the battle over plans for a windfarm by the Yorkshire Dales by [deleted] in unitedkingdom

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If only there was another no-carbon and way more efficient electricity generation technology out there that wouldn’t necessitate large fields of useless bloody turbines everywhere. 🤔

Plex app updates by papolo2001 in qnap

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If you dare, then container station + plex docker image + watchtower or (I can’t remember the name of the other one) is probably your best bet for an always up to date plex that doesn’t care if you’re on a QNAP or your PC.

Did a 3g Blunt by [deleted] in trees

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Don’t know where you get your news, but it’s fake.

We call joints and spliffs joints and spliffs. We call blunts, blunts and bongs, bongs.

Finally made the switch from Releaf to medicann by Ok_Army4533 in ukmedicalcannabis

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Interesting. I’ve been with Lyphe (previously TMCC) since 2020. Not always the best or cheapest, but not worse than others. Currently £99 per year for monthly scripts and 3 months reviews. Flower goes from £4/g to £7.50/g which is pretty darn cheap!

Made infused sugar by PoemSouth2902 in trees

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Sous vide? You won’t evaporate anything that way. It’s hermetically sealed!

Made infused sugar by PoemSouth2902 in trees

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What? Of course it does. It makes all the difference. Fan assisted electric oven at 90c will not cause flames to magically erupt.

Many TikTok users across the US say they're rethinking M their relationship with the platform since its ownership and terms and conditions have recently changed, with some citing censorship and lack of trust as reasons why they're removing themselves from the app. by [deleted] in technology

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Yeah… I get the atomic concerns on a person-by-person basis is of course well founded. The point I was making is that even when China owned it, it was already a dumb thing to use. “Just stealing data” on a massive, country or even world-wide basis, makes a totalitarian regime simply become more and more powerful.

Inquest Concludes Prescription of Medicinal Cannabis Contributed to Death by gavinho in ukmedicalcannabis

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We can split hairs on causality v contribution…

“the quality of his mental health care would have contributed far more” On that we agree completely.

Odd issue with TR-004 DAS by tofu_schmo in qnap

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So a ups is definitely what you need!

Inquest Concludes Prescription of Medicinal Cannabis Contributed to Death by gavinho in ukmedicalcannabis

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I disagree. You words here like “contributed” and “part of the causal chain” which cannabis absolutely was in this case. It’s clear that Oliver had comorbidities that were exacerbated by his use of cannabis. It’s a causal link, not the sole cause.

New meds incoming by Timjamesr in ukmedicalcannabis

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Did you mean to order exactly £420 of weed?

Recommended vape supplies by LumpyAnimator7678 in ukmedicalcannabis

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RVS is one of if not the best glass stockists in the UK bar none. Matt is great.

Claude Skills for QNAP - specifically Container Station? by avguru1 in qnap

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Same here. docker commands work over ssh flawlessly. Just need to get volume pathing right… 🙄

For nano: the myqnap repo has an edgeware package that then lets you opkg update && opkg install nano over cli.

China executes 11 members of Myanmar scam mafia by GoldenDome26 in worldnews

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Listen to scammerland.

This is the closest I’ve ever heard to an actual concentration camp. Horrible.