LordKano

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by LordKano 11y ago
I never got around to learning to use MacsBug. I just stopped running applications that caused too many crashes. I miss those days dearly. I LOVED being a Mac user during the 1990s.
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by LordKano 11y ago
I suspect that the issue you're experiencing is due to your delivery. You're coming across as condescending and abrasive. Sometimes I make comments that are unpopular and sometimes I'm down voted for them but not usually. Pre
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by LordKano 11y ago
I go back to the days of System Bombs and Unimplemented Trap errors. It was maddening.
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The FBI has been doing it for over 40 years. From the Black Panther Party to Elohim City, they have a long history of taking people who were angry but otherwise law abiding and trying to goad them into criminal violence.
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by LordKano 11y ago
Apple isn't being asked to publish the modified iOS version at-large. Compelled speech in private is still compelled speech.
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by LordKano 11y ago
Since I'm not a resident of that state, I don't know their laws but in my state, we regularly give competitive advantage to one company over another. Municipalities restrict which companies can offer cable TV service within their
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by LordKano 11y ago
According to her version of the events, she didn't do anything close to that for 11 years. By her own account, she ghosted, blocked and ignored in the hopes that he would "take the hint" except for when she was bored or lonel
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by LordKano 11y ago
There is a huge gender bias in play. In the US(and probably most other western countries), domestic violence is viewed as only something that men do to women. It's treated as a joke when a woman is violent against a man and it's c
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by LordKano 11y ago
Exactly. What she did would be interpreted by someone with limited social skills as sending mixed signals. She went out for a meal with him when he showed up unannounced and gave her a gift. She'd block or ignore him sometimes and enga
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by LordKano 11y ago
So... Why didn't she just give him a firm, but polite "I'm not interested"? I'm not saying that stalking and/or harassment are acceptable. I'm just saying that she probably could have avoided 14 years of m
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by LordKano 11y ago
In the earlier days of DNA analysis, they routinely overstated the certainty of matches. They were testing too few loci for the kind of results they were claiming. Matches that were called something like one in 8 billion were sometimes more
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by LordKano 11y ago
I don't feel quite so bad. I got my B+ and about two months later, the 2 was released. I got a 2 and about two months later, the 3 was released. I should hurry up and buy the 3.
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by LordKano 11y ago
One time, back in the 80s, American Express had some kind of disagreement with the union that my step-father belonged to and the members of his union went out and every time they'd see the American Express credit card applications, the
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by LordKano 11y ago
Taking turns with my son, playing Super Mario World on my RPI2 with Lakka is every bit as much fun as playing that game originally.
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by LordKano 11y ago
For a while, there were people who used to drop them all in the mail. Force the publishers and advertisers to pay the postage for them with the idea of making it less profitable to include them with the magazines in the first place.
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Violent conflict seems to follow our species where ever we go.
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by LordKano 11y ago
One of the items, specifically alleging that the 16th amendment wasn't properly ratified has some merit but there's an even better counter-argument. The government will seize your property and incarcerate you if you don't pay
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by LordKano 11y ago
The Tea Party's "political beliefs" literally include "not paying taxes". [citation needed] The TEA stands for Taxed Enough Already(backronym). They're not opposed to paying any taxes, they're opposed to
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It shouldn't be possible to brick hardware by running 'rm'.
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I'm thinking about world-scale adventure and combat games.
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by LordKano 11y ago
I have been using TaxAct for about 10 years. Thus far, I'm very happy with it. There is one minor gripe that I have, they moved the location of the data files so the process of making a backup copy is a little different but that's
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by LordKano 11y ago
The "well regulated militia" is still the same. Crypto is just another weapon in the arsenal.
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It's funny to me because I feel the same way about this as I do about mandatory "smart guns". Basically, not only do I not trust the government but I don't trust that the information won't fall into even worse hands
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by LordKano 11y ago
I'm not willing to go into detail but my divorce was very much about sexual incompatibility.
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It's easier to live with being broke if your sexual needs are being met. If you're broke and sexually unfulfilled, that's not going to last.
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by LordKano 11y ago
You can have a grown-up, amicable breakup with the wrong person for you. The wrong person for anyone will destroy your life.
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I like this. I look at this project and see all kinds of potential.
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by LordKano 11y ago
Back from 2009-2010, I did work as a web developer on an ecommerce site. A month or so in, I discovered that they kept all of the user password unencrypted in a database. I went to my boss and explained that we can't do that. It's
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by LordKano 11y ago
I was a long time Mac aficionado. I loved Apple and their products. It was a heart breaking experience when I felt like it was time to move on. I paid about $2,300 for a Performa 550 back in 1993. That machine served me well. I added memory
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Because they don't want to spend the time. After too many incorrect pins, there's a time delay before another attempt can be made. The FBI is also thinking about the next time. They want to be able to take a phone, plug it in and

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