Libcat99

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by Libcat99 3y ago
If that's the case, how long after the purchase of a new iPhone does your imessage subscription expire? Of course it does not. The per user cost of delivering imessage is so low, Apple doesn't care about the individual user. In bu
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by Libcat99 3y ago
The new start menu stuff is absolute garbage and somehow gets worse all the time. I'm not sure how searching a list of a few thousand things can just not return the software you specify by name, but it does.
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by Libcat99 3y ago
This is a big one for me. I have lots of household projects I believe I'm capable of completing, however many of them require taking something out of commission until the project is done, and if I screw up that could be longer than I a
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by Libcat99 3y ago
I'm off the opinion that anything that can be wired should be. If a device is stationary and used often, wire it. It's not just about a better quality link that device, it also means less contention for your other devices that mus
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by Libcat99 3y ago
In the same way that your phone, in your pocket, is thrown on the ground every time you take a step, sure.
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by Libcat99 3y ago
I think the important takeaway is such a weapon could potentially target a DNA profile while ignoring others.
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by Libcat99 3y ago
My understanding is that if you list on Amazon, you agree not to sell for less anywhere else, including your own site. Advertising on Amazon is nearly, but not quite, a requirement in the current marketplace. This has been part of the recen
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by Libcat99 3y ago
If the vendors pirate your money, it's only fair you pirate their content.
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by Libcat99 3y ago
A tax credit based on work from home days per employee would do more for emissions reduction than many other more expensive options.
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by Libcat99 3y ago
As one should, when dealing with anything that interferes with your ability to use your own purchased devices.
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by Libcat99 3y ago
For show. Brother in law often complains he can't carry anything in his truck because of the giant tire in the back.
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by Libcat99 3y ago
I know a couple folks, including family, who have spent tons of money modifying their vehicles for off-roading. Lifted, added light bars, full size spare taking up the whole bed, the works. I'm sure someone somewhere actually uses it,
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by Libcat99 3y ago
This used to be an easy problem to fix, by replacing the battery. Shame that seems to be harder and harder to find on new phones.
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by Libcat99 3y ago
I am confident the dealerships will be fine. Manufacturers will find new ways to break "your" stuff, unless regulation is put in place to prevent it.
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by Libcat99 3y ago
If you can entice the customer base to leave so easily, it sounds to me like you're offering them a better product and should be allowed to.
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by Libcat99 3y ago
The media has been pushing for years that playing outside is dangerous and to be punished. It's not just laws that need to change, it's public opinion.
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by Libcat99 3y ago
This battery per device just means more devices would be broken, too. Just like the numerous ups and raid batteries I've had that reported they were fine until the moment they were actually needed.
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by Libcat99 3y ago
In much of the US it is expected that kids will be driven everywhere. Walking is often dangerous. It's disturbing.
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by Libcat99 3y ago
Or it's a stepping stone in design that shows a technology can function. Future designs could be more efficient.
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by Libcat99 3y ago
Believe it or not, it's possible not to scam people at all!
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by Libcat99 3y ago
If they were the tiniest bit decent they wouldn't be working in ransom ware. If they delete the files, it's not out of decency. It's out of a desire to build a reputation of post-ransom trustworthiness so others will pay in t
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by Libcat99 3y ago
Some lenders do require inspection, and FHA loans do require one. They have some value buyers for sure but inspectors also have an interest in finding something to make it seem worthwhile.
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by Libcat99 3y ago
There's numerous audobon centers in the US, including one in Audobon Pennsylvania with examples of his work. His works were life sized, so the book that contains the is enormous given that we have some very large birds across the count
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by Libcat99 3y ago
Most of the old rechargeable aa or aaa batteries were NiCd, which would be 1.2V vs the 1.5 you get from alkaline. I believe the voltage drops off more slowly than alkaline, but since the starting voltage is lower some devices just can'
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by Libcat99 3y ago
Toyota is running ads explaining why a battery vehicle isn't the best choice. Right now.
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by Libcat99 3y ago
The reasons why I want api for my consumer apps have more to do with my own automation desires than with any personal assistant. Our kids use a kid friendly debit card product where we can fund their accounts on demand. I also have a chore
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by Libcat99 3y ago
Toyota is out here running ads "you should probably skip our electrics and buy a hybrid" so I'm not shocked they're having trouble selling. Good EVs sell.
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by Libcat99 3y ago
This is why I largely play single player games, or games at least with the option of bots. I booted up the computer to take a break from the assholes, not to get shot by them.
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by Libcat99 3y ago
Not through vandalism and scammyness, but maybe that's why I don't work in advertising.
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by Libcat99 3y ago
More efficient for the mega-vet, sure. Once you've consumed all the competition, there's no need to compete on price anymore. Prices can go up quite a bit before it becomes economical for a new entrant to take a risk in the market

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