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by ben1040 12y ago
The poster may have had the Verizon model; it never got 4.3. They just abandoned it at 4.2.
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by ben1040 12y ago
It depends upon the state. Some states, CA and IL for example, treat vacation as earned and owed, yet unpaid compensation. Because of this, it represents a liability, so it's got to be shown as such on the books. Which is also anoth
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by ben1040 12y ago
That's assuming the attacker would be a fellow student connecting to the wifi network, and not the school, who has full control of the the network beyond the access point. I'm long out of undergrad so I've never used this app
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by ben1040 12y ago
Nature is published from London, the article was probably embargoed for publication on December 2 at midnight local time.
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Ferguson Grand Jury transcript index(github.com)
2 points by ben1040 12y ago|0 comments
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by ben1040 12y ago
For what it's worth, this article is 2 weeks old and it seems Verizon may have either stopped this or is now respecting opt-outs. I'm curious if others are seeing this. While I was definitely getting that header added to my outbo
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by ben1040 12y ago
I've found that the best way to fix this is to get everyone who participates in the group conversation to delete the conversation from their phones. Then once everyone's done that, one person can send a message to everyone else an
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by ben1040 12y ago
I imagine it's to stop people from committing the social faux-pas whereby they're handed a phone, and they start swiping through pictures in the gallery (and possibly stumbling upon pictures the phone owner did not intend to be se
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by ben1040 12y ago
Same, but also hoping they'll call the corporate hardware/services company "DEC."
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by ben1040 12y ago
It's a one-time fee to enroll the device in their MDM service, not an ongoing charge.
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by ben1040 12y ago
In fairness to the celebrities accused of being cheapskates, I thought it was the case that the trip record in the dataset didn't include a tip amount if it was paid in cash.
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by ben1040 12y ago
As in, you haven't seen old POS terminals replaced with new ones? At least in the US, you're going to see lots of this happening in the next year. Starting October 2015, the major card brands have dictated that merchants will be
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by ben1040 12y ago
It seems mostly lost to the memory hole now, but I always thought one of the most cringeworthy corporate anthems was the Sun song set to the Huey Lewis tune. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tzeu-gqMy0A
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by ben1040 12y ago
>And somehow nobody has ever used this as an opportunity to kick everyone out, hijack the plane and crash it into a building. Because how much damage could you really do with one of these, versus a widebody jet fueled up for a long fligh
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by ben1040 12y ago
Doesn't seem that way. The sensor revolves around the subject being scanned, but the images that have always been shown as coming from the machine are just front and back images. From L3's sales site for the ProVision MMW machine
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by ben1040 12y ago
I always thought it was funny that for a while Starbucks operated two shops on opposite corners of the same intersection at Robson & Thurlow in Vancouver. https://www.google.com/maps/@49.284602,-123.12482,3a,75y,229
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by ben1040 12y ago
>Maybe it's the "star rating" system that's broken. While less so for product reviews, I feel like restaurant/hotel reviews are more like movie reviews. Just like Battlefield Earth, there are some bad restaurant
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by ben1040 12y ago
I stayed at a Hilton property maybe a month or two ago and they already had converted the door locks over to use NFC. The room keys were your typical keycard size, except they had no magstripe and there was an NFC tag embedded within the c
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by ben1040 12y ago
I had one driver tell me "if you didn't vomit in my car or swear at me, you get a 5."
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by ben1040 12y ago
3D printers don't print objects out of nothingness; they require feedstock of some sort. And as the USPS document notes, that's going to need to either be shipped to you or purchased locally.
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by ben1040 12y ago
Yeah, the first thing I thought was "AOL employee gets the AOL treatment."
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by ben1040 12y ago
The water there is kind of muddy w/r/t the 5c because in addition to being available in multiple colors, it's also basically 2012's phone. They took the product that would have otherwise occupied the "value buyer&q
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by ben1040 12y ago
It means their handcuffs are fitted with one of these covers: http://www.handcuffwarehouse.com/cs5thmoblbox.html It covers the key holes to prevent tampering attempts, and it looks like it'd also increase the rigidity
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Google Play Services 5.0 Is A Monolith Abomination(jakewharton.com)
1 points by ben1040 12y ago|0 comments
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by ben1040 12y ago
>they sold and developed for Unix throughout the 1980's Even into the late 90s. I remember trying out MSIE 5 for Solaris circa 1999. It ran like crap, but that was probably just as much a function of the SS20 I was using at work a
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by ben1040 12y ago
It's amusing how VA has gone from a company that made and sold Linux systems, to a company that makes and sells funny T-shirts to people who use Linux systems.
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Synology NAS Boxes hijacked for Dogecoin Mining Operation(secureworks.com)
6 points by ben1040 12y ago|0 comments
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by ben1040 12y ago
Agreed. When you set up an account on the device it asks you to opt into having your photographs auto-uploaded. It's fairly clear, and having said "no" on one of my devices, I've not had it subsequently ask me again or c
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by ben1040 12y ago
This one? https://developer.apple.com/library/ios/documentation/CoreBl... If so I think you're reading into it too much. It looks like a generic watch, the way watches have looked ever since watches cam
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by ben1040 12y ago
California law has put caps on the increase of assessed values, and a full re-assessment only happens when the property changes hands. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/California_Proposition_13_(1978... So if you've o

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