Farfromthehood

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by Farfromthehood 4y ago
Oh. Just learning about this now. I haven't fired up the quest (or Go) I'm about a year. Suppose I'll probably have to side load whatever's been removed.... Once I eventually fire up the machine again
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by Farfromthehood 4y ago
I use a double edged blade and one blade lasts six months for me with daily shaving. The blades have four edges, not two: you can flip the blade over and use the other side. Sounds weird, but it works.
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by Farfromthehood 5y ago
Glad to know I'm not the only anti-ad person who was incensed.
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by Farfromthehood 5y ago
I have a paid premium subscription with optery. I provided them with minimal informed and have been pleased thus far. Good customer service. Fairly quick response time. For years, I've performed monthly searches on my name and naturall
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by Farfromthehood 5y ago
Isn't messenger supposed to be encrypted??
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by Farfromthehood 5y ago
I have a rule: I do NOT communicate with anyone who threatens or implies legal action, and I immediately forward any emails to my lawyer. Like others, I strongly recommend you immediately stop all communications with the client or their rep
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by Farfromthehood 5y ago
I checked the MSDS years ago and commented on the Amazon listing for Fellows "shredder oil." It always helps to check the MSDS, for many reasons. :-)
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by Farfromthehood 5y ago
FakeSpot has purposefully limited prior functionality from their site and only allows those features via installing their browser plugin. They really want that browsing history. So perhaps use a private tab.
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by Farfromthehood 5y ago
And the pricing link doesn't lead to pricing. Just list it. Don't make us jump through hoops to pay you.
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by Farfromthehood 5y ago
Your privacy policy is a 9 page PDF, which as an immediate red flag. You also auto share registrants' info for marketing unless we opt out. I wish it was opt-in meeting.
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by Farfromthehood 5y ago
Supposedly my base level 1999 Tacoma is worth $13,295 with over 160k miles. Which is unbelievable because I paid $6,500 for it in 2006.
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by Farfromthehood 5y ago
According to this site, my 1999 base grade "poverty edition" Toyota Tacoma with 160k miles is valued at $13,295. I realize it's a seller's market, but that's just crazy. I paid $6500 for it in 2006.
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by Farfromthehood 5y ago
Common fish. They eat shellfish. They taste like crab.
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by Farfromthehood 5y ago
Bit rate1 kbps Maximum packet size is 192 bytes
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by Farfromthehood 5y ago
Thank you. I got about 50% down the website marketing fluff and noped out. HP needs better copy.
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by Farfromthehood 5y ago
I wish the posts quantified their compensation. I have spare time for side gigs, but I'm not cheap, and I don't want to put my information out there (by applying) only to get a lousy offer.
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by Farfromthehood 5y ago
Whelp. You were right. Their first shady move is auto-opting all signups for their newsletter. Thank goodness I used a disposable email address. Why would anything think it was a good idea to spam users?? I'm taking them for a test dri
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by Farfromthehood 5y ago
I've heard the Comcast "retention agents" have a quota or retentions vs cancellations they must maintain, hence ask the disconnected cancellation calls. For a time, I resorted to having an attorney cancel my Comcast service
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by Farfromthehood 5y ago
At least the family has some proof of life. Maybe the videos can help push for his release. Although I'm sure these aren't the reasons YouTube approved the ad(s).
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by Farfromthehood 6y ago
Whoa. Searched my name and found my sealed court records from when I was barely a teen (25 years ago). The records even state "sealed/exempt from public" at the top. This is pretty neat as I have never seen the records, even
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by Farfromthehood 6y ago
I look forward to testing it out. I wonder how this will impact Sendgrid, Constant Contact, etc.
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by Farfromthehood 6y ago
God bless you
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by Farfromthehood 6y ago
Sendgrid user for many, many years. I believe we disabled 2FA because it broke /prevented our client's ability to send via SMTP. No idea if they've fixed the issue (and honestly don't care). Make security easy to adopt
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by Farfromthehood 6y ago
But it's not quite free.
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by Farfromthehood 6y ago
FYI, source article is from a fringe, right-leaning "news media." I belong they have a staff of 5.
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by Farfromthehood 6y ago
It would still be a privacy issue for me. Mozilla would still have my real address tied to my account, and there's no mention of encryption of email content or the anonymous generated email addresses. Still...It's a great step in
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by Farfromthehood 6y ago
I'm a Naborly user (landlord) in the USA. Naborly emailed repeatedly asking for this information (I refused). Interestingly, they asked about my tenants' payment on April 1st, not even taking into account grace periods or such. Al
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by Farfromthehood 7y ago
PornHub didn't ask for help. Just sayin'
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by Farfromthehood 7y ago
AdGuard for Android works fairly well. I may spring for the premium version. Elsewhere I use LittleSnitch on my Mac, followed by Firefox (w/associates plugins like everyone else).
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by Farfromthehood 13y ago
I thought about making an app like this and open sourcing it for the hell of it. It wouldn't be too difficult to limit the scanning (read: image recognition) to just 5 notch Kwikset and Schlage (standard/ residential) keys and out

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