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by DKnoll 7y ago
Public perception may start to change now that retail has opened up (of the 'pro' people at least) but I have heard a lot of complaints. Even OCS has acknowledged massive supply issues following the rollout ( https://www
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by DKnoll 7y ago
I don't smoke anymore so I mostly rely on second-hand accounts. I'm of the same mind though, anything the government does has bumps, it's still progress.
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by DKnoll 7y ago
This doesn't echo public sentiment at all. Many are critical of the way implementation has happened, whether for or against (at least in Ontario, the most populous province and the one I base everything that follows on). Those who are
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by DKnoll 8y ago
Dextro-amphetamine, the main ingredient in Adderall (75% Dextro-amphetamine, 25% Levo-amphetamine), does in fact cross the BBB.
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by DKnoll 8y ago
Why hold onto addresses you're not using? This is against the allocation requirements and lead to the IPv4 exhaustion we have now.
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by DKnoll 8y ago
IFixIt, same place you saw the Fairphone teardown. Ebay is the best place to sell parts, yes. Prepare for some shrinkage as it's easy to scam new Ebay sellers.
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by DKnoll 8y ago
In comparison, imagine the amount of effort and man-hours required to copy a similar amount of printed works distributed across the planet.
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by DKnoll 8y ago
I doubt you're ready the original manuscript though. You're reading copies of copies, there is no reason why content on the Internet will not continue to be copied in the same way.
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by DKnoll 8y ago
If I worked in the same office as you I would 100% play Jingle Cats when walking past. If I don't change my page sound frequently enough I start getting a weird Pavlovian response.
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by DKnoll 8y ago
I never said I oppose limiters in cars. I have one in my vehicle I have not removed. > I'm trying to protect lives with very little impact to things that matter I don't see what you're doing to protect lives by commenting
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by DKnoll 8y ago
I'm not pulling it from my ass. There are a lot of people who take their cars out on the track, I know quite a few that have. Just because it happens outside your bubble doesn't mean it doesn't happen. You're being unnec
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by DKnoll 8y ago
What car do you have now? Unless it's a high-end vehicle it most likely has a limiter already.
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by DKnoll 8y ago
> Going fast is dangerous to other people Depends on where you are. If you're on private property or a track (lots of them open to the public), you're only a danger to yourself. OP didn't say he was on a public roadway whe
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by DKnoll 8y ago
Just buy a tuner and remove the limiter. If you're taking the car on the track you probably have a tuner already anyway. Limiters are nothing new.
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by DKnoll 8y ago
You cut out the part of my sentence in that quote which says what's wrong with that.
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by DKnoll 8y ago
While I think there are some causes for concern here, especially bearing in mind the high value Canadians place on individual privacy, there are positive elements to this. >Hub assessments and interventions often involve people who are e
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by DKnoll 8y ago
"It does not matter whether the war is actually happening, and, since no decisive victory is possible, it does not matter whether the war is going badly. All that is needed is that a state of war should exist." There was the impli
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by DKnoll 8y ago
(Spoilers ahead) If I recall correctly there was no actual war in the universe of Nineteen Eighty-Four, Oceania just pretented wars were going on to keep citizens in a constant state of fear.
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by DKnoll 8y ago
On a machine that isn't behind a firewall already you will want to set up strict firewall rules, including blocking inbound DNS from anywhere except trusted addresses. Other hardening steps should be taken as well but they're not
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by DKnoll 8y ago
It's called Windows 10 Enterprise LTSC 2019 (there was a 2016 version as well). Without getting into the Byzantine nature of Microsoft licensing for their enterprise products, I recommend you just use local group policy to set the &#x2
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by DKnoll 8y ago
Lots of desktop and mobile SIP clients are sold as phones despite having only ethernet or WiFi. You probably have one on your desk at work. If it can make phone calls, it's a phone. I think you mean 'cellphone.'
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by DKnoll 8y ago
I hope I am not the only one who appreciates the irony of people posting statements in opposition of unproductive smartphone use from their own smartphone or PC into such a deeply nested comment thread that maybe 5 people will read it.
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by DKnoll 8y ago
There's a VR program that simulates multiple monitors called 'Virtual Desktop.' I haven't tried it but it sounds pretty cool, if only as a proof-of-concept. https://store.steampowered.com/app/382110&
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by DKnoll 8y ago
Pretty sure you're right. The US-CERT advisory for this campaign implies the attackers were logging into the targets accounts at registrars or DNS providers directly. https://www.us-cert.gov/ncas/current-activity&#
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by DKnoll 8y ago
This entire comment thread started with OP talking about watching what people do on their phones while they try to pass the time on public transit and making judgements about them based upon what he saw. Try looking at another person on pub
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by DKnoll 8y ago
We think from the moment we're born to the moment we die, whether it is conscious or not. There is a false premise in this thread that states staring idly at a phone screen means there are no other thoughts going through your head. Bei
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by DKnoll 8y ago
There isn't much else to do on public transportation. You either fumble around on your phone or stare blankly at the wall. When I took public transit regularly I would read sometimes but there was too much noise and movement around me
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by DKnoll 8y ago
I was curious about this so I looked it up. Apparently there was a PHP 6, but it was scuttled and had some of it's features backported to PHP 5.3.
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by DKnoll 8y ago
I'm surprised they didn't mention it in the article, but Alberta (a province adjacent to British Columbia on the east side) is mostly rat-free (infestations per year at 0 or in the low single digits since 2000. It is entirely land
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by DKnoll 8y ago
There have been 15. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_attacks_on_U.S._territ...

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