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by Spoom 11y ago
Just a reminder that as a sole proprietor, there is no corporate veil. Your are 100% personally liable for anything you do in business. This is one of the real reasons that businesses incorporate, and possibly the most important one. Inc
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by Spoom 11y ago
I would very much like to read your post.
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by Spoom 11y ago
FWIW I was able to get a 50% discount for a year on AT&T U-Verse internet-only. I think they might be playing hardball now though since their retention department claims that that discount is no longer available.
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by Spoom 11y ago
Couldn't banks and aggregators just implement OAuth, so the aggregator gets just the level of access they need, and you never have to give them your password?
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by Spoom 11y ago
Get the contact details for a good attorney should shit hit the fan, but IMHO I would stay out of it until you're formally accused of something. Divorces seem to bring out the crazy in some people. It could very well just blow over.
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by Spoom 11y ago
Thunderbird does this as well.
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by Spoom 11y ago
Futuri Media | Cleveland, OH ONSITE | http://futurimedia.com/ | Web and Mobile Developers We are a profitable startup serving broadcast media clients around the country and the world from the heart of downtown Cleveland. W
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by Spoom 11y ago
Movies just stop, but TV shows will flow through to the next episode within a season on many Netflix platforms (including Chromecast).
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by Spoom 11y ago
What's preventing the companies from then simply dropping you as a client?
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by Spoom 11y ago
down down down down down enter
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by Spoom 11y ago
Not to mention that the only reason he's actually doing any time at all is because he plead guilty.
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by Spoom 11y ago
You have two options: 1. Access the settlement. This is like an admission of guilt as they will record that you viewed the settlement. If you access the settlement and subsequently reject it, they will almost certainly sue you and win i
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by Spoom 11y ago
This would be a question for a copyright lawyer. My unenlightened guess would be that you would be breaking the terms of service of the website, and if you argued that you "never agreed" to the terms of service, then you didn&#x27
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by Spoom 11y ago
Judging by past experiences, I am specifically avoiding Amazon-branded electronic products. Amazon, the store, is great and very convenient. But Amazon-branded stuff always tends toward lock-in and lacks interoperability with other servic
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by Spoom 11y ago
The National Suicide Hotline in the United States is 1 (800) 273-8255. If you're having thoughts of suicide, you should give them a call, they will hook you up with some help. You can also let us know what's going through your m
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by Spoom 11y ago
I'm not sure we're allowed to copy and paste dead comments, but you can turn on showdead in your user profile and see it yourself.
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by Spoom 11y ago
FWIW I run Linux Mint on a Macbook Air, and it supports the (admittedly quite nice) touchpad well. Obviously a little different than your particular issue, but I thought I'd comment for anyone reading.
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by Spoom 11y ago
Yes, but not sending the "no thanks" email protects them from potential lawsuits over something said inadvertently within the email that a lawyer thinks might be actionable.
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by Spoom 11y ago
Did you upgrade your antenna with the digital switch?
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by Spoom 11y ago
The encryption happens in a browser extension or mobile app, or in client-side Javascript in the case of accessing it directly through their website.
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by Spoom 11y ago
JSONView is a godsend for my development; it basically automatically pretty-prints JSON from APIs when viewed directly, and all of our APIs output JSON. uBlock Origin for better ad blocking. LastPass because I believe it makes me more secur
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by Spoom 11y ago
Strange. I would assume it lets you through based on the referer; you may want to make sure that you allow that when clicking through the link from Google.
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by Spoom 11y ago
Pay / authwalled. Google the URL to bypass.
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by Spoom 11y ago
Well, because at best it confirms and solidifies a low anchor for their side of the negotiation, and at worst reveals them as a liar with whom the employer may not want to work.
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by Spoom 11y ago
Not AFAIK. I use my Chromecast all the time and unless there's something I don't know, Google never gets a cut of anything streamed through it.
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by Spoom 11y ago
Install the Amazon app, but not the Amazon app from Google Play, the sideloaded one directly from their site, and then do a bunch of convoluted stuff to install the Prime Video player within that app.
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by Spoom 11y ago
Hell, until recently, you couldn't play Prime Video on Android at all without resorting to Flash trickery in the browser. (But, of course, you could play it on Fire OS devices, even though they're running a fork of Android.) Am
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by Spoom 11y ago
For a long time they didn't support Android at all, just their fork of it on their devices. They seem to be very big on lock-in.
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by Spoom 11y ago
If I was an employer asking for your previous salary, the very next request would be for proof.
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by Spoom 11y ago
They are generally reliable, but recently their entire push architecture has kind of faltered: https://developers.facebook.com/bugs/972415209463920/ I guess you get what you pay for.

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