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by SaltySolomon 7y ago
In transparent mode it will only protect against somebody pulling the Stick, in per page mode it will depend on the mode.
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by SaltySolomon 7y ago
So, how do you now install Add-Ons on computers without internet access?
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by SaltySolomon 8y ago
So, you want all the benefits of reddit, without any of the drawbacks, and for free?
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by SaltySolomon 8y ago
Teamspeak does it too, but it scales a lot less. Discord only allows you to be a membere of one channel at a time. It is not an uncommon set-up for fleets to have the important people have their own channel talking about secret stuff and an
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by SaltySolomon 8y ago
But it is really slow in comparison to lets say Germany or Austria where 80%+ votes are counted after 2 hours.
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by SaltySolomon 8y ago
As I read it they didn't include what they remove automatically as spam, just what they as humans remove.
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by SaltySolomon 8y ago
Yeah, because not using a second factor is less secure than using even a middling one?
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by SaltySolomon 8y ago
.io is not a new domain tho, it's the country tld for Indian Ocean.
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by SaltySolomon 8y ago
DPO turns almost always into always in the EU because you got more than 10 people that work in HR or Work with Customers.
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by SaltySolomon 9y ago
OS X has a much smaller installerbase, and even they manage to screw it up. Chrome is a piece of software that is much less complex and has a much shorter cycle time than a PC. So you are pretty much comparing apples to oranges.
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by SaltySolomon 9y ago
The easy solution would be to tax all earnings worldwide equally, but that doesn't work either because then they will create a subsidiary in that country which will store the cash and the mother cooperation will have no earnings on it.
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by SaltySolomon 9y ago
1. The issue here is what browsers are expecting with a <video> tag, which is long-form content and that's what they are optimizing for. 2. Depends on the browser and the player that is used. 3. Well, the <img> tag is by de
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by SaltySolomon 9y ago
It would have been probably been rejected by anti-trust regulators.
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by SaltySolomon 9y ago
But open source projects have no other way so they need to work that way, also there is little pressure to meet deadlines and such.
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by SaltySolomon 9y ago
I feel like they are trying to invent the wheel anew. Yes, electric cars have some differences, but everything besides the drive system has been a ton of times and there are a lot of companies and people who know how to get what you want. A
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by SaltySolomon 9y ago
Not really all that suprising.
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by SaltySolomon 9y ago
Well, yeah, that is kinda the point of inflation, to stop people from storing their value in money and instead use it and invest as to not loose value. If we had permanent deflation nobody would invest because the most reliable way to not l
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by SaltySolomon 9y ago
My point is being that they could be compelled to hand over all future messages to your account, because if they are doing spam detection then they will have it in a readable unencrypted state.
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by SaltySolomon 9y ago
Because one of the core tenants of the EU is rule of law. And secession is illegal .
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by SaltySolomon 9y ago
So, do they employ spam filters and they can still read messages before they encrypt them if the come from a third source, right?
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by SaltySolomon 9y ago
Well, I think it depends on what you compare the two airplanes, if you go after technical prowess like speed or range, then they are comparable. But if you compare reliablility, security and practicability than the Concord is just hands dow
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by SaltySolomon 9y ago
The research talks a lot about how it somewhat depends on the implementation of the wireless client, but only in regards to Linux and OpenBSD, anybody know what the status on the Windows implementation is?
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by SaltySolomon 9y ago
But wouldn't you limit the speech of a person that way, I mean it is also the freedom of association that is given to those companies and they choose not to associate with them.
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by SaltySolomon 9y ago
Him being toxic for the workplace culture and nobody wants to work with him isn't enough?
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by SaltySolomon 9y ago
Not too, suprising, you simply cannot have such a person at your company that is basically publicly saying women and minorities shouldn't work there.
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by SaltySolomon 9y ago
Maybe I am not just into that area, but how can you win such a suit, by that logic you could sue anybody who short sells a company...
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by SaltySolomon 9y ago
I really don't get this deduction, it is basically rewarding people to take risk and makes it better to take a morgage than buy the home outright?
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by SaltySolomon 9y ago
Wait, your argument is that isn't a way to sell more hardware is that you will do it later, not now?
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by SaltySolomon 10y ago
Euro Coins are actually designed to be distiguishable by blind people, they have different edges and sizes. I once was at a blindness awareness workshop and it is just one of those things you usually don't think about it.
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by SaltySolomon 10y ago
I think it depends a bit on the topic and area how easy and/or hard it is to add anything. I also think that it is a bit easier to add something than to start a new article.

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