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by adolfojp 5y ago
In addition to what others have said, Microsoft accounts back up your full disk encryption keys to the cloud. Microsoft ships Bitlocker with every OS and given the TPM requirements one can speculate that it will be turned on by default on e
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by adolfojp 5y ago
People are employed, just not formally, and they're paid in cash. https://theconversation.com/informal-economies-are-diverse-s... It's the same situation in many developing countries.
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by adolfojp 5y ago
For the uninitiated. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chinese_room
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by adolfojp 5y ago
The theory that allied countries purchased the F-35 because they were bullied by the USA into doing so doesn't fit the fact that allied countries refuse to purchase American airplanes all the time. France makes its own combat airplanes
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by adolfojp 5y ago
Your F-35 criticisms are a meme that we repeated so much that we convinced ourselves that they were true. The F-35 is not one airplane. It's three. The fact that these airplanes share technology and components is a good thing. The clai
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by adolfojp 5y ago
The praise that I heard was about the quality of the transparency mode and the integration with Apple's ecosystem. On the reviews that I saw the reviewers were very careful not to claim unmatched audio quality.
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by adolfojp 5y ago
This is a great article that echoes many gripes that I have as a Latin American. The fact that it wasn't able to find an audience on this website is sadly fitting. Thanks for sharing. And now for a mini rant: hey tourists, authenticity
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by adolfojp 5y ago
Thank you. I've been ranting about the "let's use a big rocket to provide visual impact but then forget about it when it's inconvenient to the plot" thing since the movie came out. Interstellar is the type of movie
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by adolfojp 5y ago
Because Sabine is easier to type and pronounce than Hossenfelder.
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by adolfojp 5y ago
I don't think it supports AAD, just AD. You got me way too exited for a minute.
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by adolfojp 5y ago
You can also launch the Windows file explorer the same way. "explorer.exe ."
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by adolfojp 6y ago
Independence by subterfuge has a very high chance of succeeding in Puerto Rico. The status quo party was taken over by independence politicians (soberanistas) and they're restructuring the party as a Compact of Free Association party.
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by adolfojp 6y ago
Sort of but not quite. Sending CC info through email violates the PCI DSS. The PCI is a private organization so noncompliance is not a violation of the law. There is no unified law across the US that deals with data privacy. Several states
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by adolfojp 6y ago
I know of a reasonably large travel agency that asks their customers to send a photo of their passport, driver's license, and credit card to a random employee's personal email account. I warned my brother against sending them his
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by adolfojp 6y ago
I saw a toddler trying to swipe an advertising screen at a mall. Months later the video screen had been replaced with an interactive touch screen.
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by adolfojp 6y ago
Your map of the article is partially wrong because the article, at least part of it, is wrong. In order to make the "boring" parts of Taíno genetic research interesting to your casual reader some magazines sell this false romantic
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by adolfojp 6y ago
This is nonsense and a bit childish but if you want to compare, here are some things that Microsoft had before Apple: 1. A journaling filesystem 2. Protected memory 3. Preemptive multitasking 4. Access control 5. Intel chips 6. Tablet compu
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by adolfojp 6y ago
Is heart disease transmitted from person to person?
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by adolfojp 6y ago
That's a solid good point. But that still doesn't explain how you end up with t-shirts and shorts at the goodwill.
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by adolfojp 6y ago
They become "yard work" clothes when they're too bad to give away, with holes and stains like I mentioned above. And I used "yard work" as code for "any kind of work that would ruin nice clothes" but I thi
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by adolfojp 6y ago
It might be a cultural thing or lack a wealth thing but I've never fully understood the concept of second hand clothes. I mean, who gives away used clothes that are still in good conditions? And I'm not passing judgement. I just d
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by adolfojp 6y ago
And the ARM chips are?
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by adolfojp 6y ago
Yeah, remember when the PC world adopted the Intel chips after Apple gave them social proof? Or journaling file systems, or preemptive multitasking, or protected memory, or true multi user support. Apple always leads the way, right?
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by adolfojp 6y ago
Distinguished Engineer.
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by adolfojp 6y ago
Only one cable, ALBA-1, is accesible to Cuba. The other cables connect Guantanamo Bay to PR and Florida.
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by adolfojp 6y ago
What is Bill Gates selling?
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by adolfojp 6y ago
Does my name trigger a similar response in you?
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by adolfojp 6y ago
That's really it. I live in Puerto Rico which is one of those places where Amazon kind of sucks. Items used to take over a week to get here and I was OK with that because I understand geographic limitations. Now they often take a month
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by adolfojp 6y ago
You're not exaggerating. There's definitely some suggestive underage content in there. Some of it looks like random photos gathered from the web but there's also some pedo / ephebo shit that was purposely made.
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by adolfojp 6y ago
Joke's on you. I'm behind CGNAT. Joke's on me. I'm behind CGNAT.

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