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7y ago
I found that using an iPad with the Pencil has been a great middle ground. The OCR in the various Notes apps (including stock) is able to recognize my horrendous writing (it’s really bad).
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7y ago
In Florida, our ballets are very long legal pieces of paper and can sometimes be 7-8 pages worth... So I definitely see the appeal here. The font is tiny for the population, as well. A lot of our population has problems filling the bubbles
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7y ago
Exactly. I think that machines can be used just fine in a very specific configuration. I.e. you go to a machine, select the choices you want, that machine prints out a ballot with your choices. You review that ballot. If the ballot is corre
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7y ago
Because they could already be running a node that's indexed and has the guard flag.
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7y ago
Your last point falls flat if they’re already running a public guard though.
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7y ago
If you read his various articles, and even in this article, he mentions that the Tor team is resistant to a lot of his proposed changes.
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7y ago
Given that the two markets he listed are the markets I know Zipline is in, I’m willing to bet yes.
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7y ago
I’d be normally more upset about this, but the last sentence is a biggie in this situation. Psyonix is offering full refunds for the base game (which is better than nothing, although I wish it included DLC etc) to anyone, even outside of th
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7y ago
I wouldn’t call that an ad, but even then I never had it trigger. Must’ve hit a JavaScript error on my end or something.
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7y ago
I did not get such an ad on my end? And this browser has no blockers of any kind. I scrolled through it in its entirety.
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7y ago
SoftLayer, now IBM Cloud, does not provide “DDOS Protection”. Their filtering service is only up to a certain amount, iirc max 5.5 Gbit or something like that. It is absolute trash and pretty much kills all traffic legitimate or not. If you
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7y ago
Yes, generally the lock you see is the simple registrar lock.
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7y ago
I especially love my projects made out of pure hatred for the status-quo, though!
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7y ago
Very cool! I was just wanting this last night, will test it out.
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7y ago
What you (the customer) think is a painfully obvious and blaring bug is not always that blaring to those that built it. People are really good at finding different bugs when you don't have the tunnel vision from developing it.
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7y ago
However, it seems, that isn't even out yet: "Bank syncing is a critical feature that is coming soon!" You can manually import QFX/other standard formats though, but not all banks have exports of this, and it's very
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7y ago
I’m a gal, but exactly. I really wanted to support a company at the time who was supporting the community (they were a freenode sponsor), but I just hated dealing with the stress and potential that my domains could just disappear over night
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7y ago
Wanted photos of passports, but they would always reject the first one for an unknown reason. The second one would always go through, but I do not understand why they wouldn’t just keep it on file. It was more than twice a months usually, a
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7y ago
They were a freenode sponsor.
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7y ago
It was a matter of them refusing to keep my identity on file, and the threatening tone of each ticket. It grew tiresome quickly.
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7y ago
They never had a real "no bullshit" policy. When I had my domains with them, I had been asked to verify my identity 34 times in 12 months. 34 separate fucking times. Because "ICANN says so" or some stupid shit (their wor
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7y ago
Or the inverse: because someone had to work harder, the experience of finally winning only made the feeling so much better, and released a ton more endorphins. Or maybe .. neither really contributes or detracts from “gamer addiction”.
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7y ago
I have really enjoyed using my pairs (had a 1st gen, bought the 2nd gen later on for the much quicker connections). They work absolutely amazingly with my iPhone, iPad, Macbook Pro. The switchover is mostly glitch free, and I can pair them
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7y ago
How'd you manage that? I must've missed something, I've owned every single product Panic has put out and never got any marketing emails about it :(. How's it been?
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7y ago
At the time nobody was thinking about that though. Times change, we get smarter, new flaws are exposed, etc.
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7y ago
I enjoyed this blog post from Daniel too: https://daniel.haxx.se/blog/2019/04/29/what-is-the-incentive...
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7y ago
The reality is a lot of _us_ did, because we were trying to train the older generations some sensible internet habits. At the time, it was just easier to say “look for the green, and the bank company name next to it.” When we started killin
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7y ago
I see maybe one a year, they don't reach the front page .. ever.
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7y ago
I can't really believe we're not hearing about other cases. The media absolutely _loves_ to crap on Tesla any chance they can get for any reason, their fault or otherwise.
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7y ago
I’ve not heard of any, and spent the last 15-20 minutes looking for any and still haven’t.
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