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I see "Sale Ending Soon: Lifetime Licences 71% off - only £29!" at the top of the pages. It looks really neat, but my interest was more curiosity. You need to login to download and then login again from the app (for the trial), and I ran into more friction than I had time for. Will bookmark in case I have a need for this later.

I've been using xScope since late 2015. I haven't used PixelSnap, but looked at it and was considering buying as PixelSnap's magic "snappable" features are pretty cool. xScope is $50 and PixelSnap is $40 to install on 1 Mac, but $70 to install on 2 Macs and $160 to install on 5 Macs. I have two laptops and a desktop and appreciate licenses to install on my personal Macs for non-simultaneous use, and xScope has this through the App Store purchase.

xScope also offers other tools. I use Rulers, Loupe, Guides, and Crosshair and they are all nice and work as expected.

https://xscopeapp.com/features

Except for the incoming question being on there, per your link:

While it was notable that a potential question was written on Biden’s card, every White House press office takes scrupulous care to prepare their president for news conferences.

Defamed by ChatGPT 3 years ago

I learned that ChatGPT falsely reported on a claim of sexual harassment that was never made against me on a trip that never occurred while I was on a faculty where I never taught.

If you replace this guy with my name I'd be upset. In my non-software networks the hallucination part isn't common knowledge. It's just a cool Google replacement.

It's really nice. I bought it last year, but don't use it frequently enough and didn't renew it this year. If you're in the same boat https://mitmproxy.org is really helpful and with `mitmweb` offering a web alternative to their TUI it's really convenient.

If you have ProxyMan you can renew with the discount, too.

They're not owned by the federal government, but they do get a lot of federal government money.

The National Center for Missing & Exploited Children® was established in 1984 as a private, nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization. Today, NCMEC performs the following 15 specific programs of work, funded in part by federal grants (34 U.S.C. § 11293): Source: https://www.missingkids.org/footer/about

US DOJ OJJDP lists recent grants totaling $84,446,366 in FY19 and FY20. Source: https://ojjdp.ojp.gov/funding/awards/list?awardee=NATIONAL%2...

Yeah, I'm never calling a toll free number again.

For instance, they purchased more than a million toll-free phone numbers, and each visitor to their marketing website was shown a different one. So when prospective customers called, Red Ventures knew exactly what they had been looking at on the site, which gave the agents what they needed to make personalized sales pitches. This was a pretty high-tech form of digital surveillance in those more innocent times.

IANAL, but curious and searched.

A number of techniques designed to detect gunshot residues (GSR) on the hands of a suspect or victim have been developed. These techniques range from the now-discredited paraffin test to the more modern techniques which use instrumental analysis or scanning electron microscopy. The limitations of all GSR techniques are that the residues can be removed by rubbing or washing the hands and usually must be collected soon after the firearm is fired, yet even valid GSR tests are not conclusive.

https://www.ojp.gov/ncjrs/virtual-library/abstracts/forensic...