Fuxy

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by Fuxy 12y ago
Not to mention it's plain stupid. What if there's actually a legitimate need to use a cell phone like a big car accident. Or all the data connectivity some devices need for navigation. If you want to jam signals jam it on your far
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by Fuxy 12y ago
Well it's ok however i have a few issues with it. 1. Support for it in most themes is non existent so no more dark themes until they update 2. The Open menu button cannot be moved (Wanted to move it back to the left where the old firef
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by Fuxy 12y ago
So... Anybody have a list of cool companies that don't have any business in the US? Lack of ties with the US is becoming more and more valuable every day. Edit: I love how the reason the judge ruled like that is because it's too m
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by Fuxy 13y ago
Wow and they expect you to pay them for this shit? I seem to remember HP wanting customers to pay for firmware updates. Would you pay to get your hardware bricked?
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by Fuxy 13y ago
I don't know why this is being voted down i wasn't being sarcastic or anything. I like her way of thinking and would probably get along with her if I were to meet her.
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by Fuxy 13y ago
Both very good solutions although i prefer the Linux Foundations answer. I'm amazed however that it took the Heartbleed incident to make big companies realize that hey we have been using these free and open source pieces of software ev
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by Fuxy 13y ago
And this is why the US won't be a super power for much longer however they will resort to insanely crazy laws in a desperate attempt to exploit and suppress their own population before they die.
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by Fuxy 13y ago
More respect to her she sounds like a cool person.
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by Fuxy 13y ago
That's a good idea but the main reason google+ failed is a lot simpler than that it just alienated all the geeks and early adopters by forcing it down their throught too much. If they would have allowed it to grow naturally and wouldn&
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by Fuxy 13y ago
I love how excited he was when he got to take his bug friend home :)
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by Fuxy 13y ago
That sounds like wishful thinking to me. Realistically companies including Microsoft will pay as little as they can to anybody and if they get such nicely detailed bug reports for free why would they ever pay.
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by Fuxy 13y ago
An unfortunate view most companies in Eastern European countries share. It is not uncommon to get fired for not voluntarily giving up your time or even weekend sometime although they won't tell you why you get fired it's pretty ob
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by Fuxy 13y ago
Well at least it's neatly organized into functions :P
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by Fuxy 13y ago
It's the best option at the moment arguably not perfect but better then anything else out there. I wish the owner of that website would would make a better alternative instead of complaining.
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by Fuxy 13y ago
I don't know however I suddenly have the urge to make a few asbestos grinding machines to plant them in the ventilation system of these big asbestos companies and their disinformation allies as an "experiment". On a more seri
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by Fuxy 13y ago
Modularity has its advantages too. You could always run a bare bones phone with only the hardware you actually use attached to it while having a very good battery.
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by Fuxy 13y ago
That's why it think these kinds of contracts should have very strong limitations since as it stands now an employer could potentially make you sign a contract that would effectively make you unable to earn a living and survive for year
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by Fuxy 13y ago
As long as the employer doesn't trow you onto the street and threatens to sue you fair enough. If they want that separation they have to be willing to pay for it. Would work wonders in software development where the code is complex eno
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by Fuxy 13y ago
So by your reasoning he can never work in that field ever again because of the "proprietary" information he may have. Can we apply that to bricklayers as well? They might have "proprietary" information on how to make an
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by Fuxy 13y ago
I would disagree. What you do in your personal time is none of your employers business he is not paying for that time and he does not own whatever you create in that time. Not unless you signed a ridiculous contract saying something like th
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by Fuxy 13y ago
That's probably because i treat them the same way they treat me. Their attitude makes sense and sometimes it's actually necessary for a companies/entities survival. We all face hard choices between what's moral and what&
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by Fuxy 13y ago
I agree with you however companies are completely the void of morality their only purpose is profit and they will hire shady lawyers to interpret the law in their favor fire people without giving it a second thought or collude with other bi
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by Fuxy 13y ago
What are you talking about it keeps your immune system prepared :P
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by Fuxy 13y ago
btsync works wonders if you have a personal server always on.
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by Fuxy 13y ago
Better yet what's the point of doing that anyway a pasted password is likely to be more complex (read as secure) than a regular one.
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by Fuxy 13y ago
I use it as the DNS for my domains actually love that service.
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by Fuxy 13y ago
I hate to chip in on matters i know nothing about but that contract looks suspiciously one sided even for someone who knows nothing about this situation. As in something only a trusting gullible person would sign based on a verbal agreement
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by Fuxy 13y ago
Regular storage mediums are just too fragile and if you have a lot of data transferring it over takes too long we're still digitizing books. Long term storage medium capacity doesn't need to progress in line with regular storage m
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by Fuxy 13y ago
Now we really need a long term storage medium. Has anybody else though about just how fragile data is these days I mean these books/manuscripts are ancient? What is the likelihood of any of our data surviving for over 1000 years in the
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by Fuxy 13y ago
Yes... because companies with high profits hire more people... not. You only ever hire when you need more people and if you're making tonnes of money it means your network is OK compared to everyone else and you don't need to inve

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