Multicomp

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by Multicomp 9y ago
Hmmm let me get this straight: 143,000,000+ people have to pay Equifax $3-20+ to get their credit frozen, and you get to just walk away and retire with oodles of money from your illicit stock selling and severance packages? There is no just
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by Multicomp 9y ago
I'm sorry, just downvote me but "I'm scare to be an adult because climate change"? Really??
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by Multicomp 9y ago
Finally a great-great-grandchild for my 380XD
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by Multicomp 9y ago
Company I work at still has their core HR, payroll, security, inventory, customer service, and other systems in a Visual FoxPro application backended by a SQL database.
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by Multicomp 9y ago
This visually reminds me of some of the Federated Wiki concepts Ward C has been working on for awhile [1] [1] - http://sandbox.fed.wiki.org/view/welcome-visitors
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by Multicomp 9y ago
I can't wait to see the Youtube videos of people 'taking a selfie' just to unlock their iPhones
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by Multicomp 9y ago
If you look at the site ToS you can send an opt out to arbitration by mail to them within 30 days, at least for the Equifax general ToS
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by Multicomp 9y ago
See, it's little things like this that made Windows 2000 my all-time favorite version of Windows. It has as much personality as Windows 98 SE minus a ton of unreliability. By the time XP rolled around, they had made the OS so corporate
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by Multicomp 9y ago
Very interesting article, one rhetorical question popped up for me: So - who gets to 'own' English? By the numbers of speakers, it would be the Chinese By cultural popularity (in the west), it would be the Americans By originality
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by Multicomp 9y ago
If Atlanta gets it I'll eat my shoe polish
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by Multicomp 9y ago
Best guess: Dallas Forth-Worth?
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by Multicomp 9y ago
Clickbait title. Doesn't actually claim Trump was correct for ending DACA, just goes on to say that it is an opportunity for Congress to pass an actual law on what to do with children brought illegally to the US.
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by Multicomp 9y ago
Where I live, our community's patrol cars are late model Dodge Chargers or Ford Tauruses with souped up police packages that can go blistering speeds - but the local laws say they can't go above 95MPH even in a car chase for safet
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by Multicomp 9y ago
Not to be pedantic but haven't our open-office plans shown us that a lot of non-porous surfaces can be used a whiteboard including glass, formaldehyde(as seen in the article), and even most thin gloss plastics? I could totally be wrong
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by Multicomp 9y ago
Long since moved to Peggo. Works just as good but even has a video saving option
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by Multicomp 9y ago
Well duh. Between cliques, crazy parties, and general irresponsibility, I ended up treating getting my bachelor's degree as I treated my HS diploma: that place I have to go to for four years while avoiding just about every so-called &#
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by Multicomp 9y ago
If you don't eat, your life ends If you never get on Facebook again, what? You have to write snail-mail letters or use group MMS? How has HN become an argument for why eating food is not in fact mandatory?
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by Multicomp 9y ago
Reminds me a bit of the old dreamcast memory card
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by Multicomp 9y ago
What was it they said about article names that have click-baity names that end in a question mark? Something about "the answer is no, don't click the link." By the by these are pretty much Disney-villain level options here, e
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by Multicomp 9y ago
On the one hand, Windows Phone 8.x/10 devices have had a shelf life just shorter than that of a banana. On the other hand, Windows Mobile 6.5-based devices are __STILL__ sold by the likes of Datalogic for warehouse and embedded/in
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by Multicomp 9y ago
I have one and love it to this day. I keep 100 actively tested good floppy disks from floppy disks dot com just for that camera. Super fun.
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by Multicomp 9y ago
Using a WP7 device has really forced me to come to terms with all the online cruft and clutter I look at all day. When I only have email, calls and text, I really do seem to see a lot more in life.
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by Multicomp 9y ago
If the general public would learn and implement even one out of the below list items, they would significantly improve their online security 1. Learn how to type facebook.com into the URL bar vs. Googling for Google, then searching Facebook
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by Multicomp 9y ago
$50 bucks per device per year? For what, extra management frameworks on a chromebox? What a bargain /s
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by Multicomp 9y ago
That's the main draw I have to try out the BB KeyOne - I can still type faster on my physical keyboard on my Dell Venue Pro than I can my Nexus 6, but if I could swipe on my BBK1, who knows?
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by Multicomp 9y ago
Yeah, if you could keep your hands off from collecting my data without my consent, that would be great. Otherwise I might as well just use Chrome. Hopefully some PR guy will pour some water on this before it turns into a dumpster fire.
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by Multicomp 9y ago
Yeah so can I get a phone with the thickness of the old Motorola Milestone/Droid but with current guts and a proportionally higher capacity battery? Edit: grammar
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by Multicomp 9y ago
I see the future, and it looks like a rack of 8 monitor arrays inside my HP VR headset. If I need my coworker to see a screen or image, I simply send a temporary permission to view it to their VR headset and it just slides into view next to