Svexark

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by Svexark 9y ago
He probably writes his tweets in a word processor and copies and pastes them into Twitter before sending the tweet. This appears to be a confirmation code. I don't think it has to be for a bitcoin account. It could be for anything pers
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by Svexark 9y ago
One group convinces themselves that it is impossible and never builds anything. Musk's group convinces themselves it is possible and never builds anything. At least the former is honest.
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by Svexark 9y ago
Yik Yak destroyed itself by ignoring their users and making changes that undermined the reason people used their app in the first place. They're only "struggling" because of a series of self-inflicted wounds.
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by Svexark 9y ago
Finally, someone provides an explanation for what's going on at Uber.
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by Svexark 9y ago
They called and threatened his mother. Private investigators followed him. He had $400,000 in legal fees from the layers they hired to harass him.
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by Svexark 9y ago
It's like those services that popped up in the 90s that tried to translate things into the internet age. Like the service that would use your printer to print an entire newspaper for you ever morning.
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by Svexark 9y ago
It's a felony to access a computer system without authorization, access a computer system to obtain unauthorized computer services, degrade or disrupt a computer system, take data without authorization, or to use data obtained through
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by Svexark 10y ago
> The functions listed above are not mainstream use cases for legitimate software. Who decides what is "legitimate" software? Do you want to live in a world where you have to get the government's approval before writing co
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by Svexark 10y ago
I thought it was obvious. We're still living in a housing bubble and the people who would otherwise live in buildings such as these are in homes they're struggling to pay for. There's no market for them until the inevitable c
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by Svexark 10y ago
He's pointing out a sentence that wouldn't pass muster in a primary school book report. Yours is the only "unsubstantive comment" I see here.
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by Svexark 10y ago
When I buy a book from Amazon, I pay Amazon, not the seller. Therefore, the seller is an employee of Amazon.
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by Svexark 10y ago
You don't understand. He was arrested for being a pedophile. All of his friends and family will know about it. Everywhere he goes people will be looking for suspicious behavior involving children. Forever. He had a career working with
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by Svexark 10y ago
These senators filibustered for 12 hours in 2013 to protest Obama's drone strikes. It was kind of a big deal at the time. #StandWithRand ring a bell? Perhaps you're not old enough to remember. Rand Paul (R) Ted Cruz (R) Marco Rubi
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by Svexark 10y ago
In 1997, congress lowered the tax on capital gains making non-dividend-paying stocks cheaper than dividend-paying stocks. It made it very attractive to invest in companies that didn't pay dividends like tech company IPOs which were pop
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by Svexark 10y ago
It's not true that the people you mention in the first paragraph were punished after a single instance of fake news. The truth is that networks like NBC are as loose with the truth as Breitbart and have been for decades. Millenials won
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by Svexark 10y ago
A few days ago I used this guide to install Yosemite on an AMD computer with Windows 10 as the host using Virtualbox. It works but there's no accelerated graphics so it feels like working remotely. https://techsviewer.com&#x
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by Svexark 10y ago
Virtually everybody has a friend of a friend who ran into a cop who lied or abused them. It's foolish to inject race into the discussion of police abuse. A lot more people would support reform if the discussion wasn't narrowed to
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by Svexark 10y ago
> The Obama administration + Congress did that. Irrelevant. The quote I provided is from the current administrator of the EPA who was appointed by Trump.
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by Svexark 10y ago
How is it an assumption? The administration just gave $100M to help repair the pipes in Flint. It's in the title of the article. Also in the article is this quote from the administrator of the EPA: > especially focus on helping Mich