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DKnoll
9y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tempest_(codename)
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Not really, your entire argument is silly. You should be running through ACTS/PROVE regardless of the state of your firearm or its load.
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9y ago
A 'bullet' can't be a blank, as a bullet is a (normally) inert projectile.
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A blank round looks totally different from a 'live' round with a projectile.
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If there was a human inside the vehicle, why do they think people are thanking the car?
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9y ago
2/4 of the links in your sources don't work. I don't see any evidence that the OTF is a front for the NSA, or that you think somebody with the capability to make that in a year would sell their soul for $455,000.
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9y ago
I use Backblaze B2 right now for offsite backups, I've previously used S3. I'd like to use Rsync.net but I can't afford it. I'm using restic to perform the backups.
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9y ago
I use Scrollout F1 which is an open source mail gateway appliance, mostly based upon Spamassassin. Works pretty well with minimal configuration. I'd recommend it for a SMB running on-premises Exchange.
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9y ago
Well actually I think you mean... no just kidding. Thanks for the correction. I thought CAA records would also tell clients if a trusted root was also trusted for that domain.
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Sounds like he was trying to design job security.
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HSTS only says connections must be encrypted, not with which cert... you're thinking of a CAA record. Although a CAA record doesn't mean much if your adversary controls the DNS server.
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It's the most common way of doing ad blocking on Android, you do it the same way as you would on a Linux PC. Of course, you need root, just like on a PC. There are apps that will do it for you even.
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9y ago
You can modify the hosts file on an Android device relatively easily.
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Clever idea. > [1] After the article stops being front-page-HN'd, at least. He could just check the referrer. This can be spoofed but the majority of people following links, even here, won't do that. Then he can rule out gettin
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9y ago
Assuming they mean the frozen, bagged ones.
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There is more than one 'central news source' here. CP24 gets more play than CBC in my neck of the woods.
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9y ago
I do watch it... Letterkenny is the the best thing on TV (well, CraveTV) right now in my opinion. CBC isn't the only studio producing Canadian content either. I briefly checked your comment history... you sure have some negative things
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9y ago
So still an American.
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9y ago
Name some of these remakes of American shows, please.
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The difference is TV and radio station operators choose what we consume. On the Internet, we choose. As an American your opinion really doesn't matter here... it's American influence these laws were created to limit.
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9y ago
Yes, it increased by 1% from 'The Force Awakens', which was last year (edit: 2 years ago, time flies) and also obscenely high. Don't say my statement is 'not true' then confirm it in the next sentence.
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Most theatres are not at all scared of MoviePass, they're getting paid the full admission price. In fact many chains and independent operators love it, and are looking at implementing their own version. > because theaters have all
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9y ago
Movie sales, especially for blockbusters, have pretty thin margins. They wouldn't be able to compete with retailers who use (or at least, they did) new movies as loss leaders. Also Cineplex in Canada for example will pre-sell you a dig
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Depends on the provider and codec. Who are you using for VoIP now?
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Don't worry, you'll also be able to license your OpenSSH server per core (minimum 4 per-core licenses). I'm joking.
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Yup. Fill with corn halfway, butter, then shake the bag. Fill to the top and butter again. Don't butter with less than half the bag filled or you will soak the bottom and get soggy corn. If the theatre won't do this, go to an inde
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> The popcorn isn't even good. Have you tried popcorn at every independent operator and chain on the planet or is this based on your own subjective experience? Come to Oakville, Ontario and I will give you a bag of the best popcorn
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You need to crawl before you can walk. Get a support job. With no degree and no prior relevant work experience nobody will trust you in an admin role. Not all the skills you need to be successful as an admin are hard tech skills either. - a
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That should be pretty easy considering he was born in Shenzhen...
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Good points. > Economic fairwell of all regions You're looking for the word 'welfare' here, by the way.
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