LilBytes

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by LilBytes 5y ago
You nailed it. This doesn't benefit Principal Place of Residents (PPOR). It only benefits those with investment properties since that equity can be liquidated to purchase other assets and get out.
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by LilBytes 5y ago
Your link is to some one reporting the phishing email where it wasn't known to be phishing at that time. This link is to an acknowledgement from Krebs and the FBI that it is indeed, a phishing email. Not dupes.
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by LilBytes 5y ago
This is region specific. Miners in Australia are all managed by unions and are some of the best paid professionals in the Country. (1) And with that said due to the level of influence from the unions, also have great safety ratings compared
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by LilBytes 5y ago
I'm still salty CrashPlan pulled out. I would have been very happy to keep paying. - one of the salty people on Reddit who ended up building another NAS off site to make up for it.
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Fastmail – Availability Dropping Again
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by LilBytes 5y ago
He mentions it took him months in the response.
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by LilBytes 5y ago
I mean, I live here. So why not! Though I imagine considering Brisbane's circles we're likely already friends haha.
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by LilBytes 5y ago
Wait, how do you mean they're not offering local warranty? If we purchased one through a forwarder, we'd be able to RMA individual parts still? Or not?
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by LilBytes 5y ago
From the father comment, that was what you took away from his message? > "People are generally more relaxed to the point that it annoyed me for years. I attribute this to the lack of any concept of 'hustle' and not being w
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by LilBytes 5y ago
Noticed this too, though it came back up quite quickly (> 10 minutes). Office 363 at it again.
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Like one of the GP comments said, >* "Your brain cannot turn off habituation' The entire argument falls apart, and quickly. If the statement 'its the drivers responsibility' relies on us completely ignoring human beha
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by LilBytes 5y ago
All or most cops have guns in Australia for what it's worth. That they're not used as often is likely due to training and the likelihood that the person you're arresting won't have one though.
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Cops have a bad reputation in most places, but this might be media bias or media coverage. I can't say in the countries I've lived in (most countries in the UK, France, Germany and now Australia) are anything like what you see cov
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Cause: 'What's behind the price rise? Climate change-related weather events have affected key coffee-producing regions and global supply chain issues are hurting importers. Drought and severe frost are estimated to have destroyed
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by LilBytes 5y ago
Amazing feature. Couldn't be happier as a 1P and Fastmail user. Thanks!
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by LilBytes 5y ago
I'm a current user of Fastmail and set up a wildcard alias for this purpose: https://www.fastmail.help/hc/en-us/articles/1500000277942-Ca... When I get spam to a particular alias, I blacklist it to my sp
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by LilBytes 5y ago
> Let's talk money. As you may have noticed from the subtle but effective messaging, this service isn't free. That's because we want to avoid having to sell photos of your vagina to shady Russian oligarchs to pay for our s
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Fair enough, I had missed that.
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'Hi @idk, we have a few issues on our end that are causing a delay for some add-ons to be signed or released right now. We’re still trying to work through the backlog (and we understand that some developers have been waiting quite awhi
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by LilBytes 5y ago
Yeah, I understand she's a woman. Just pointing out dude isn't sex specific. Or hasn't been in my experience.
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by LilBytes 5y ago
Yeah that was more my point. If Dude is to become contentious and it's not to be identified as unisex, then so be it. It hasn't been a sex specific pronoun for me in Australia or in the UK where I use to live. As you said, I don&#
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by LilBytes 5y ago
Dude is a unisex term. Dudette was the feminine equivalent for a while but hasn't been the case for a while. I got corrected a while back. The more you know! https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dude
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by LilBytes 5y ago
> You're adding emotion to my statements where there is none. With the noblest of attempts here, take a moment to read your comment again and take a breath. There's a lot of emotion here that might be escaping you.
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by LilBytes 5y ago
Not always, with Telstra the MAC address was also responsible for authentication. Though I believe it's since changed, my last interaction with DOCSIS was 4-5 years ago. I seem to recall there's a captive portal involved now but p
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by LilBytes 5y ago
Can't speak for all Telco's but in Australia, DOCSIS modems are registered by their MAC address on the modem it's self. Not by IP address. I can't imagine this is different else where so it's likely the replying com
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Very common in Australia.
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Same here. Don't use a client server method for LibreElec or you'll find audio and video stutters a lot, completely unseabke. Instead have the RPI4 running LibreElec access the shares directly instead and you're off to the ra
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by LilBytes 5y ago
A colleague who runs security at an ASX 200 company found crypto mining running within a day of the vulnerability being announced. They've since patched and cleaned up the hosts they run Data Centre on. Patch quickly, and check for the
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More power to them. The rest of us 'Ops' guys are slowly transitioning to DevOps Engineers and SRE's and are gladly taking handfuls of cash because I both know how to read hex dumps, and are also smart enough to know your IP
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So far indicators are IT groups if a few last and current employers will be loving this product

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