Sunspark

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by Sunspark 6y ago
You can follow zerohedge on their website..
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by Sunspark 6y ago
I wonder why.. did the contract specify the content could only be visible as long as that instructor as on staff? Or was this cancel culture in action? I'm fairly confident that there was no misconduct occurring in the midst of a Stanf
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by Sunspark 6y ago
I am not German, but in North America, a Judge can rule you in contempt of court and held in custody until you comply with the terms of the judical order. There is no "oh, you ran out the clock, ok off you go you scamp!".
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by Sunspark 6y ago
For those trying out this font, the Print folder will have better rendering (postscript outlines) vs the Web folder (truetype outlines). I use fonts without anti-aliasing, and this shows problems with hinting. One cannot assume either that
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by Sunspark 6y ago
I never see Iranian IPs on torrents. Is that because they are all on VPNs?
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by Sunspark 6y ago
A thought.. the Samsung Galaxy app store never removed the game Fortnite when Google and Apple both did for financial reasons. Perhaps Element could also become one of the apps there.. there's a lot of Samsung devices out there in the
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by Sunspark 6y ago
I understand Google Chrome can be used to view objectionable illegal content.
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by Sunspark 6y ago
I wonder if France will have something to say to Google about this in the EU.. France uses Matrix. Google's powerful, but they're not a legislative body.
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by Sunspark 6y ago
They should kick Facebook out of the play store. See what happens. Facebook can then pivot to paying OEMs even bigger sums of money to bundle it with their devices.
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by Sunspark 6y ago
I worked around this problem in Firefox by changing the browser useragent for the YouTube site to an older version # though the fix won't last forever. I have become accustomed to using multiple browsers and OSes simply because of all
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by Sunspark 6y ago
No, it's because they became a legal risk as they were the primary host of insurrectionists who broke into the Capitol while chanting "Hang Mike Pence!". Also, private business can do whatever they want. 1st amendment only ap
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by Sunspark 6y ago
Thank you for valuing people who have the ability to speak up. Too many managers out there who punish people for doing so.
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by Sunspark 6y ago
I enjoyed reading the text on this very nicely presented page.
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by Sunspark 6y ago
Can you build the feature yourself?
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by Sunspark 6y ago
I responded to Stretchcat with extra detail because I am that guy with a hearing accessibility challenge. In response to what you said, I will add that I live by myself. If I can't see a coworker such as yourself over video, when am I
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by Sunspark 6y ago
I'll be honest. I'm that guy with the hearing accessibility issue. That's why I'm mad about people who refuse to be seen. If we use MS Teams or Google Meet, then it's mitigable because those support computer generat
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by Sunspark 6y ago
Wanting to see one's colleagues is not narcissism. There's a valid accessibility reason as being able to see the other person helps people with hearing challenges and also, it's pretty rude to refuse to let yourself be seen.
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by Sunspark 6y ago
Just buy some sandpaper and rub it over the lens. You can get sandpaper in different grit fineness.
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by Sunspark 6y ago
Yes and no. If you live in a northern hemisphere country, it is possible to spend hours in the sunlight with pale skin during the colder months and not receive enough vitamin D if you don't have supplemental sources.
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by Sunspark 6y ago
I don't use a single LED or CCFL in my home as a lightbulb replacement. The reason is because I like a more natural color spectrum not one with spikes in specific bands. The other reason is because they flicker. Flickering can be addre
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by Sunspark 6y ago
It even happens in the real world too. I remember one guy who had been on eBay or something for years working up a huge positive karma, and then one day a switch flipped and he disappeared with everyone's money and was never seen again
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by Sunspark 6y ago
I've been on 'n' mode for awhile, but even if I was only 'g' why should I care considering there are neighbors that use 40 Hz channels on the 2.4 band? Or neighbors that set their channel to other than 1,6,11? Argua
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by Sunspark 6y ago
No, I believe this is due to the phase-out of leaded gasoline. Interesting graph here: https://ichef.bbci.co.uk/news/976/media/images/74298000/gif/...
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by Sunspark 6y ago
How is it rude? The 2.4 GHz channel is open for all to use as they please as long as they comply with power limits. I live in a residential neighbourhood, my router has both 5 GHz ac and 2.4 GHz. I run it in 2.4 GHz 802.11n mode.
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by Sunspark 6y ago
I did some testing this morning when a friend shared a link to Parler content and the server did not resolve. I don't know whether it is DNS censorship as well or just poorly configured TTL caching on some DNS servers, but if you have
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by Sunspark 6y ago
I can only use the SwiftKey keyboard for physical reasons. I have a big 6.7" device, and this keyboard allows me to type with the keyboard closer to the middle of the screen. If I type on the bottom, it's harder to hold the device
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by Sunspark 6y ago
Very cool, very interesting.
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by Sunspark 6y ago
I miss Lik Sang.
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by Sunspark 6y ago
The amazing thing is, once we had a working technology where bittorrent was hooked up to a video player. It was called Acestreams. It went away for reasons, one of which was the fact that people want to monetize ads and they can't do t
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by Sunspark 6y ago
https://www.vsynctester.com/

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