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>He/she comes back and can't remember their passcode. >2) Unlock phone any time after 7 days ?!?
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>part of public record >entirely within the US Court documents are only public in the US if the government wants them public.
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8y ago
Root, remove, unroot.
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8y ago
Both. One is a Reddit joke and the other is wrong no matter what the linked article says. There are hundreds of studies that link mental health problems like Schizophrenia and Vit.d deficiency.
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8y ago
That just underlines that northern countries are happier even more.
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8y ago
Output of what?
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8y ago
Wow..
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As always discussions about GDPR on HN is 99 % FUD.
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He produced an app and used the platform.
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They couldn't disarm of nukes they didn't have.
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>North Korea is utterly untrustworthy on this of course Maybe, but compared to who? It was the US that introduced nuclear weapons into Korea and broke the armistice, not NK. A fair deal would require the US to pull back first as they are
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8y ago
The slowing metabolism is a myth.
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8y ago
I have no idea what you two are talking about. Could you enlighten those of us that don't know?
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No matter how cheap you got your degree (which doens't seem to include any university?), who do you think gets the most knowledge out of it: A: that works 25 hours+ while studying at a school chosen because of its price or B: that stud
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There is quite a big difference between students alone paying 100 % (or more like 500 % in the US) and every citizen in a country sharing the price between them. Not only is it cheaper overall per capita but you also get much better tuition
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Wow, keep this up and soon working for Amazon will be as bad as making iPhones!
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Hard call when the functionality is far better with OK Google.
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When they are done cleaning up they should start with all the places depleted uranium is killing people years after the US was done bombing for peace.
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8y ago
Firefox has containers and a special one just for Facebook. Apple will only do so if the have a way to get money out of it.
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He is likely holding it wrong.
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Would you mind answering why it took the US more than 20 years to catch somewhat up with Russian rocket engines even though they had access to information on how it was made if it is so easy? The best Russian rockets from the Soviet era was
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>Western Allies, which is also at war with Germany, provided continuous aid to that "superpower" in addition to their own soldiers at war. On D-day the nazis were on the run, pushed back to Poland. The USSR did more than 90% of
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>but it's acceptable under EU data protection reqs No it isn't. This is what got Facebook in hot waters awhile back. Marking a picture as deleted isn't the same as deleting it. Some other mechanism could easily point to wh
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If you upload personal identifiable information about me surely I should have the right to get it removed? You already have no right to upload the data in the first place without my explicit permission, so the problem in your scenario is no
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And in the US you can buy beer openers that fit in the seat-belt sockets when not in use.
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I'm getting tired of all the Russia bashing. Sure Russia does a lot of bad things but it smells a lot like someone wants everyone to look elsewhere. Russia blocks Telegram while the US splits cables and installs snooping devices betwee
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You should seek work in Whatsapp's PR department. You sound just like them.
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> the article does not address it in a way that gives me a good feeling about the safety of this system in the presence of moisture It clearly states that salt water in the rail only gives off 1 volt at road level and that you can walk o
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Try taking that off the rails and go shopping and see how it works. No comparable at all.
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It is Sweden. If anyone knows salty road crap it is Scandinavians.
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