NolF

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by NolF 4y ago
I wouldn't say they ignore the law, but legislation like FOIA has a lot of discretion to balance competing interests and that's where a judge would make the most different despite all the great articulations of the most brilliant
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by NolF 5y ago
Buy when it's low, sell high.
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by NolF 6y ago
> never taken an antibiotic I understand recent antibiotic use such as past 12-24 months, but never?
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by NolF 6y ago
Is not even a landmark law... Spain and Germany did it first... My understanding is it didn't work too well for publishers due to the decreased traffic...
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by NolF 6y ago
You can't go from iOS to android with WhatsApp without paid applications... definitely not friendly
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by NolF 6y ago
Gamer's Nexus did a video of DLSS on this game and gives some insights into how it works.
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by NolF 6y ago
In NSW that example would fall under voluntary manslaughter (murder (s18 Crimes Act) plus a defence of extreme provocation s23) which carries up to 25 years of jail (like all manslaughters s24). In the state of Victoria this defence was rem
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by NolF 6y ago
The article shows even at lower bitrates higher quality/sharpness. This also helps people on metered connections or slower connections which would include mobile consumption.
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by NolF 6y ago
When I was in Europe for a holiday I subscribed to Eurosport to watch the tennis. Unfortunately, when I returned to my country, due to geofencing, I could not access the relevant Eurosport site to cease the subscription... Fortunately it wa
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by NolF 7y ago
Apparently they won't get CVEs ahead of time, so they'll have to patch them themselves once they are made public.
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by NolF 8y ago
Couldn't the messages be encrypted using the user password?
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by NolF 8y ago
Maybe OP is mainly referring to the recent update issues where entire folders have been delated as part of the "forced" updates.
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by NolF 8y ago
5. as a non native speaker, what on earth does ‘they’re just things what we’ve used’ even mean? I've read these sentence many times and I still can't figure it out...
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by NolF 9y ago
WoW! That youtube channel is amazing. Very informative videos.
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by NolF 9y ago
Wouldn't Total War be a better engine for this? From memory many of the big battles are already as options and a quick Google shows there is an scripting engine for this very purpose.
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by NolF 10y ago
Were your grades corrected with the added information? I think grading matrixes would be well served it they assess the writing ability of the person. That is, how well can they justify their opinion with quotes and sources, rather than wha
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by NolF 10y ago
It indeed does. Firing someone with that kind of track record for incompetence within 3 weeks and then bad mouthing to all four winds about it? Something more credible would be that visions did not align, clash of personalities, or that he
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by NolF 10y ago
Thorium still has some major technical issues such as corrosion from molten salts though.
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by NolF 10y ago
I work for a very large organisation. I book rooms 15-30 minutes before my meetings start time and depending on what it is rock up then or 15 minutes early. I use the time to set up, manage any glitches, and then make any last minute prepar
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by NolF 10y ago
Do people not set up the room 15 minutes before the session starts just to sort out those kinds of issues? That way it's only 15 man-minutes rather than 15*n man-minutes. Seems unprofessional.
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by NolF 10y ago
But they should be compared. As you indicated and the statistics show the death primarily happen when people are impaired (drugs and alcohol, fatigue, distractions etc), the machines substitute these human errors by fewer and further apart
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by NolF 10y ago
I find that notion very frustrating. 30,000 people die on the road in the US every year and no one seems to bat an eye, a self driving vehicle has one and it's the end of the world. The expectations seems rather unrealistic and the med
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by NolF 10y ago
Although the internet allows for hyper-polarization, it also makes it easier to manage group polarisation by allowing alternative views to be only 1 click away. It's just intellectually easier to select information from places that con
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by NolF 10y ago
He was voted for president democratically, that's the populous signing their part of the contract.
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by NolF 10y ago
Other than when I restart the mac it sometimes connects, my android devices connects no issues, and bootcamp/VM do so too without problem, yes it could be windows. I also used to have very slow transmission speeds between the two devic
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by NolF 10y ago
MacOS has plenty quirks for me though... I cannot get it to reliably connect to a win10 samba server (my android or boot camp give me no trouble). I should probably blame Google, but the ATF app sucks and gives a lot of problems transferrin
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by NolF 10y ago
Use rules and labels to bypass your inbox. I use it in the same manner as you and it has come useful to recover their passwords.
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by NolF 10y ago
They send emails to the alternate account.
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by NolF 10y ago
You are forgetting taxes which puts it to $981AUD, and the cost of customer protection requirements (warranty periods etc) which are more onerous in Australia than US.
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by NolF 10y ago
I use an app that backs up all my SMS/MMS onto Gmail (SMS Backup+). It labels them accordingly and separates them by contact. The downside is that MMS are put on a separate conversation and conversations are limited to 100 messages. Bu

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