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by Meph504 3y ago
Without piece rotation it just more frustrating than fun, but the concept is a nice twist on an old classic.
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by Meph504 3y ago
I mean, in the grand scheme of things, the air force was born from the army air corp. So abstracted enough I guess there is some truth to that.
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by Meph504 3y ago
That entire article could be summed up in a simple sentence. They advancement of low frequency radar made it obsolete. I suppose it is just me, but really can't stand when a simple answer is drug out to a massive, article like this.
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by Meph504 3y ago
I don't think this invalidates your point, just I would say reduces it significance in the choice to allow encryption. Additionally, I haven't seen an old folks home that doesn't have cable in many years. OTA signal is more c
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by Meph504 3y ago
I hope you submitted that as a comment, as I think it is well said, and should be heard.
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by Meph504 3y ago
did you look at the repo, there are several binaries that don't require anything more than download and install.
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by Meph504 3y ago
I blows my mind how people who make any random thing see it as something worthy of a subscription. Really $8/month there have been free products doing this since the early 90s.
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by Meph504 3y ago
kernel-mode based memory allocations don't show in user-mode application reporting. Anything allocating memory such as kernel-mode device drivers, etc.. will make it appear that there is something amiss, but as many others have said it
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by Meph504 3y ago
Microsoft trapped us by offering better services, prices, support, and integration.
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by Meph504 3y ago
I'll play devils advocate here, but to me this doesn't sound like meta is saying take us to court over your ability to not advertise. It sounds like they were likely required to place the notice saying that you could take them to
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by Meph504 3y ago
Firstly operating in the EU doesn't mean your entire global operation has to conform to EU regulations. Unless the user in question is in the EU, I think they would be hard pressed to apply fines. But Reddit is a bit off the rails righ
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by Meph504 3y ago
I think Reddit, like most U.S. web based companies aren't overly concerned with GDPR in many situations, and they are focused on what looks best for their IPO.
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by Meph504 3y ago
>there's always another scab Please stop misusing this word for some sort of charged effect. Reddit moderators aren't union labor, and their protest isn't even over their specific issues, but that of 3rd party APP apis. I
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by Meph504 3y ago
Well said!
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by Meph504 3y ago
You have the option to syndicate information from your site at your leisure. You are not obligated to provide it to whoever wants it,and to cover the cost of providing or insuring it is available. This is a radical notion. As for the for ev
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by Meph504 3y ago
I just hope they can sustainable enter the market and don't end up like the Elio
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by Meph504 3y ago
IMO, I certainly think it is the goal, I think they are trying to invent a projected revenue stream, increasing ad track through 1st party views, and layoffs are all about looking more valuable for IPO. None of it seems to increase value to
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by Meph504 3y ago
I doubt you could find any direct metric that attribute new members to that UI change, and it is more likely because of reddit becoming more popular and commonly mentioned in other places.
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by Meph504 3y ago
Captcha challenge to upvote is a pretty poor design choice. having it consistently not recognize accurate input is problematic also.
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by Meph504 3y ago
Firstly, though I see the concept behind cash bail I don't agree with it. But people has a misconception of the likely result of removing it. Judges now, don't need or required to use cash bails, they choose to, they can release
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by Meph504 3y ago
Posting judgemental shit on website is a valuable use of time though right?
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by Meph504 4y ago
The problem is you are comparing the best to the worst when in reality it is rarely that. Hastily converted spaces with subpar equipment, dirty when you arrive but you are required to clean, and pay a large fee for the perk. And there seem
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by Meph504 4y ago
There is absolutely something you can do about it...Stop using this shit service. It cost a crazy amount in most cases, you accommodations are hit or miss and you have little recourse, let's not forget the insane cleaning requirements
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by Meph504 4y ago
Sorry this is way too narrow a viewpoint it doesn't actually relate to users and is literally proven false by countless people buying endless parades of goods they don't need. People don't buy what they need, they think they
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by Meph504 4y ago
You find that term plays a lot more on TV than the courts, but feel free to roll those dice.
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by Meph504 4y ago
Many states have laws that are specific extra penalties for this sort of malicious behavior. Not only could it cost you the cost of undoing any damage you've done, but criminal charges on top of it. probably not the best advice to be g
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by Meph504 4y ago
Firstly this is complex, it depends on what plans and tiers you have, your resell partner, and what region you are in. But the basics each user gets their own quota of 1 to 5tb,then there is also a shared quota (share point, Ms group storag
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by Meph504 4y ago
Yes it is different, and the difference between gov edition and ltsc is that. The gov edition isn't designed for long term support without change, but to increase security of windows and remove all the telemry and forced integrated ser
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by Meph504 4y ago
Correct
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by Meph504 4y ago
Have you tried the competing software in a business environment, it is pretty easy to see why MS productivity software dominates. For like $12/u/month you get full web and desktop office software, MFA, and AzureAD, which you can u

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