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3y ago
Not op, but I usually use the web form or an email address provided by the company. An email is great for having a "paper trail." Realistically, though, they either will comply or else there's not much you can do. I include a
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3y ago
Matrix has bridges, which allow you to send/receive messages to other services like Slack or Discord. https://matrix.org/ecosystem/bridges/
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Unless they edited, they're talking about Direct File and not Free File. The former IS a software provided by the government. https://www.irs.gov/about-irs/a-closer-look-at-the-irs-direc...
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3y ago
There are other differences, too, including RAM and interface line-rates. It was lazy of me to reference the other system without a deep-dive, sorry. I was trying to answer the question regarding QoS as different from offload, where the CPU
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Probably not with QoS, but it probably can with hardware offload. It looks a lot like this: https://wiki.banana-pi.org/Banana_Pi_BPI-R4 https://forum.openwrt.org/t/so-you-have-500mbps-1gbps-fiber-... T
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Yes, it's mostly support from the Linux Kernel. The Linux kernel driver(s) need to support the Wi-Fi generation and need to support the mode(s) for use as more than a client device. https://wireless.wiki.kernel.org/en&#
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3y ago
Apple has customers who want to use iMessage. Those customers are not able to use iMessage to securely communicate with Android users. That's pretty clear. If Apple's customers want to be able to use iMessage for such communicatio
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3y ago
Good point. That can be true if two competitors are competing on price as a primary factor. Price might not be the biggest factor, however, and improving the margin would be attainable in that gap.
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> While it does not speak to selling, it doesn't ignore it. It is factored in. I'm being dense; how have you factored that in? I agree that a higher tax will might not resolve the situation. I also think that a lower tax would
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I agree. I've always heard "charge what the market will bear." Why would a reduction in advertising costs equate to lower consumer pricing — if there's a better margin to be had instead?
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That was incredible. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Patrick_Moore_(consultant) During an interview by French investigative journalist Paul Moreira, which was first broadcast on French television station Canal+, Moore wa
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OK, but Firefox is also all over the domain, too. They're obviously funding a browser; you can download it and install it. But, sure, I'd like more information about funding Firefox in particular, too.
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> Right now it’s hard to trust that any money I give them would go to a better browser. What can't Firefox do that the better browser can? Mozilla improves Firefox all of the time. Do you think "none" is the amount of a do
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3y ago
Yes, it's necessary to have a Google account for the typical case. You can login as a guest, but the data created in that session isn't saved – it's "ephemeral."
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3y ago
Yes. The chromeOS Flex installer image can be written to a USB drive and then booted from your usual computer. https://support.google.com/chromeosflex/answer/11552529 You can unzip this archive and write the unpac
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3y ago
You can freeze or opt-out to protect your privacy. https://consumer.risk.lexisnexis.com/freeze https://optout.lexisnexis.com/
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Yes, I think it is like saying that, but I also think that OP was considering targets less than 4mm in size. The focus of the FUS wave being no smaller than 4mm, very small targets would be larger than the smallest focus. It's like s
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3y ago
Why not permit systemd-resolved to act as the local resolver along with resolved.conf? You can use Unbound listening on whatever is free on (ipv4)127.0.0.0/8 and (ipv6)[:1]:9953 (or any other free port), and configure resolved.conf to
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Cloudflare has data on this, but I'd like to see filters (is ipv6 and is mobile, for example). https://radar.cloudflare.com/adoption-and-usage
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No, there's no need to use `setfacl` over `chown/chmod` in the author's example. The reason that the author uses umask 077 and ACLs is, I think, just a mindset. By using 077, the file is restricted to only the owner, and the
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You're saying that people should be aware of Target's practices, which is why it works?
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Is your counterpoint the below? Is it claiming that Target's practices don't or shouldn't work? "All individuals should know to use /r/shoplifting and are therefore impervious to Target's case-building tra
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Target has the opportunity to correct an individual whose punishment will be a misdemeanor but instead chooses to -escalate- the individual's behavior in order to punish them with a felony. Imagine that the misdemeanor — a fine and a f
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Some people pronounce the letter "H" differently. The use of "a" or "an" depends upon the vowel sound. an aitch a haitch https://www.bbc.com/news/magazine-11642588
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I think you are asking two questions: * (1) How is a private seller different from a public seller? * (2) What is the incentive for a private seller to sell, especially in this hospice case where, presumably, the seller cares about the peop
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https://garagehq.deuxfleurs.fr Garage claims performance across long distances (up to 200ms per their front page). It's not a POSIX file system. Instead it's more like S3. You could put something in front of it, perhap
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No, not necessarily. The project officially develops secure, private access to the Play Store and its apps. My interpretation is that the project's authors prefer users to use the secure Play Store implementation over alternatives like
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That's true, and I think the article's mention of "small modular reactors" would help with that or that investment might already be in consideration of this transmission problem. I recalled reading about the Westinghouse
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You could try using DivestOS. Your device is supported on the latest builds, and that OS targets security. However, DivestOS might be very different from the stock OS from Google. You might consider using LineageOS with Google Apps (MindThe
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https://grapheneos.org/releases#changelog > T2B3.230109.009.2023031500 (Pixel 6, Pixel 6 Pro, Pixel 6a) — 2023-03-05 Android patch level but only 2023-03-01 Pixel patch until a March stock OS release is published with up
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