486sx33

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by 486sx33 2y ago
It is unless you use old/legacy outlook. The “new” outlook is electron/webapp
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by 486sx33 2y ago
It means you can get through 300 emails in 1/10 the time as you can in Gmail. Outlook’s layout and software is FAST. Once it goes web or “new” it’s a laggy piece of crap, still maybe not as bad as g suite though
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by 486sx33 2y ago
This sounds awful I hate teams and try to never use it I did like BBM BB on Android “hub” was horrid
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by 486sx33 2y ago
Actually if my toaster stops working I do throw it in the trash because it’s cheaper to buy a new one than invest my time and money into a broken one. The only reason people are calling you for service after is because there isn’t an easy v
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by 486sx33 2y ago
No it’s not irrelevant it’s still owed.
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by 486sx33 2y ago
How would delta airlines offer something tax free? It’s income, you’ll pay tax on it !
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by 486sx33 2y ago
My uncle had one of these and it was the first machine I ever used. I can still remember the mechanic click of the keys and the feel of the joystick. Loved this game https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TI_Invaders They bough
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by 486sx33 2y ago
Right, either release a better quality Adblock tester or stop whining? People need to test somehow.
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by 486sx33 2y ago
Zelenskyy is also the aggressor when he invaded Russia. You cannot blame Putin for Ukraine being corrupt and not holding elections.
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by 486sx33 2y ago
https://ukranews.com/en/news/933630-ukraine-must-hold-free-a...
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by 486sx33 2y ago
This sounds a bit like “nationalization” of foreign companies. A route that places like Cuba and Venezuela took.
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by 486sx33 2y ago
Interestingly enough some of the US nuclear bombs contained Canadian made plutonium “ Despite the declaration of peaceful use, from 1955 to 1985, Chalk River facilities supplied about 254.2 kilograms (560 lb) of plutonium, in the form of sp
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by 486sx33 2y ago
I think you mean “cancer alley”
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by 486sx33 2y ago
Some versions over 20! https://www.reddit.com/r/RetroWindowsGaming/comments/ddwcz9/...
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by 486sx33 2y ago
I mean , none of these photos is rare at all… https://nationalpost.com/news/new-photos-reveal-inside-of-no... 2012
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by 486sx33 2y ago
Ceramic brakes are great!
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by 486sx33 2y ago
List of all the tariffs Canada currently has in place against the United States. Not to mention supply management of dairy and foreign home owners tax, perhaps more importantly a digital services tax against the United States that’s retroa
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by 486sx33 2y ago
In Linux terms, it’s GPL and it “infects” everything it touches :)
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by 486sx33 2y ago
And therein lies the rub. Any goods / materials from outside the VAT zone will have VAT charged on the import. Vis—a-vis a tariff. Example I manufacture and sell teak wood tables in Portugal. I buy the wood from Asia, which does not ha
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by 486sx33 2y ago
You can in fact grow a service through efficiency and structure - as opposed to just adding warm bodies … which seems to be what the government usually does!
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by 486sx33 2y ago
I think a lot of this was social engineering, but at one time the fbi considered mitnik some kind of super hacker. How did that disconnect happen? I imagine because his targets didn’t want to admit to the fbi how crappy their security was,
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by 486sx33 2y ago
Something is definitely lost, I'd unpopularly argue with FLASH too. You could just start templateing with VB6 and Delphi, etc, and then start writing specific code or script blobs as needed. Tools today seem like a hot mess, perhaps mo
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by 486sx33 2y ago
Point to point line of sight has come a very long way. I successfully setup a connection about 2 miles across a small body of water and it worked very well. For shorter distances the equipment costs are quite reasonable
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by 486sx33 2y ago
An oil filled anything has always been the gold standard to run wiring through. It’s insulted, temperature regulated, vibration resistant etc etc. also a huge pain if something does break … lol which fortunately is unlikely !
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by 486sx33 2y ago
Running anything other than mains power in the same conduit as mains power is a bad idea, there are many codes and many “spirits” of the code that prohibit this. PVC is insanely cheap, a separate (properly spaced!) conduit for telecom is t
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by 486sx33 2y ago
It’s also been on Roku for years… Android is such a mess with their apks though.
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by 486sx33 2y ago
A great idea! I rather like beaver-land it sounds like such a wonderful place. In all seriousness this started in trumps first term when he insisted on changing NAFTA to USMCA while canada calls it CUSMA and Mexico calls it T-MEC … so it’s
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by 486sx33 2y ago
Not to be confused with *nix (Meaning any Linux or Unix)
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by 486sx33 2y ago
Just because it’s on the Internet doesn’t make it true Google!
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by 486sx33 2y ago
I’d completely disagree, because China was the beneficiary and it destroyed North American jobs. China needs to respect the American trademark system!

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