Nightshaxx

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by Nightshaxx 6y ago
No worries. Just definitely find some support somewhere. Whether it be your family, therapist, or someone else. God bless.
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by Nightshaxx 6y ago
Hey man, please feel free to email me at me at focalPoint49 (at) protonmail (dot) com and/or look for counseling online. I'm not a counselor but at least I can be someone to talk to so you don't feel as alone.
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by Nightshaxx 6y ago
Google is basically the grim reaper of products....
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by Nightshaxx 6y ago
Source?
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by Nightshaxx 6y ago
The first thing I thought of when I saw this was this was almost certainly some sort of precursor/inspiration for the Facebook Portal which is a video conference focused smart....thing. I'd say your #1 is really on point.
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by Nightshaxx 6y ago
I feel like notifications would be the only thing on that list I could see myself using. I know you can make the terminal make a noise, but I sometimes prefer visual alerts.
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by Nightshaxx 6y ago
Not sure about Ubuntu's support for it, but they may have just decided to leave it for virtualization OSs specifically made for this purpose. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LXOaCkbt4lI
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by Nightshaxx 6y ago
I should clarify: I meant to say that the first line was trying to indicate the comment was not specifically focused towards arguing for or against the weapon.
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by Nightshaxx 6y ago
You clearly didn't read my comment. It starts with "we can debate the level in which America needs to be involved." I was not interested in getting into whether or not these tactics should be used. My point was the OP said &q
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by Nightshaxx 6y ago
Well then what constitutes misinformation? Is speculation misinformation? Are opinions misinformation? How does misinformation differ from someone exercising their right to free speech, but miswording what they say? I think that is a slippe
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by Nightshaxx 6y ago
While we can debate the level to which America needs to get involved, are you forgetting 911 or any of the other terrorist attacks? It honestly feels downright insulting to the victims of terrorism that you would imply these extremist group
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by Nightshaxx 6y ago
So I tried to show this article to my mom and she had no idea what it was saying. When you introduce terms (and you are targeting non-"computer" people) you have to clearly define them right away. For instance she was really confu
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by Nightshaxx 6y ago
I know a Riya whose name sounds like Ri-yuh, so I don't think you are completely wrong.
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by Nightshaxx 6y ago
Darn, you spoiled it for me! I clicked anyways just to check :)
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by Nightshaxx 6y ago
Thank you torrent freak for putting the legal documents directly linked at the bottom. I'm not sure why some news outlets don't do this.
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by Nightshaxx 6y ago
"Correlation does not mean causation" has nothing to do with the amount that correlation is the result of causation. It means that the former does not directly imply the latter, you need to add more to your argument than just the
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by Nightshaxx 6y ago
That makes sense! Thanks!
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by Nightshaxx 6y ago
That's pretty dope! Any plans for adding VR at some point?
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by Nightshaxx 6y ago
I bought the Zenfone 2 which had an Intel processor, and had a similar experience to the sister comment. The only super annoying thing that happened was when Pokemon Go came out all my friends had it but it didn't support Intel. By the
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by Nightshaxx 6y ago
I saw you post this comment multiple times. Correlation does not equal causation my friend.
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by Nightshaxx 6y ago
While I definitely think Mozilla is great for the internet, their main product is terrible from a business perspective. Trying to monitize a piece of free software that you are selling on this privacy benifits is a loosing battle. The reaso
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by Nightshaxx 6y ago
As the article says, it's not about what they are collecting. It's about what they would do with that information and who they would ban. Yes the US government does collect information, but at least to some extent they can be held
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by Nightshaxx 6y ago
I don't know much about if jobs pushed blame, but I read a book written by someone who worked closely with him. He actually had a really great talent which was understanding the consumer. He knew how to market and sell the products and
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by Nightshaxx 6y ago
But compared to the lottery, the skills needed to exploit the right place and the right time are not trivial to learn.
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by Nightshaxx 6y ago
The accusations against China is that they do not follow the rules. Stealing IP is very illegal in the US but that didn't (allegedly) stop Waweii. So just saying "make more rules" is not a valid solution if the accusations ar
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by Nightshaxx 6y ago
Without profit, people couldn't have created those things in the first place. Not because nessarily even they wouldn't have wanted to out of greed: if you can't feed your family at all with something it is less likely you wil
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by Nightshaxx 6y ago
I think it might be worth it to consider what coins we use nowadays. When the half-penny was abolished, it had more purchasing power than a dime. [1] Could we get rid of at least the penny so there is less waste? [1] https://www.
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by Nightshaxx 6y ago
Considering the fact it cost more to make the penny than it's worth, I'm not surprised.
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by Nightshaxx 6y ago
You expect a lot from low-level dealers. We might even be talking highschool kids here.
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by Nightshaxx 6y ago
Also I'd guess that hijacking the sitting President's twitter would make the hack much worse in a legal sense. Plus now you've pissed off the president who will make especially sure your life becomes he'll.

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