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by briffle 4y ago
my 350Mhz Pentium 2 cost about $700. So did my 19" CRT monitor..
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by briffle 4y ago
I get the point you are trying to make, but usually the holding is on the servers. Most mail and communications servers allow for this.. (ie, don't actually delete any emails that mention the company ACME because of a legal hold numbe
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by briffle 4y ago
My Gmail Trash folder auto deletes after 30 days. I have never made that as a change, its a default.
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by briffle 4y ago
>Overeating is a psychological problem. Many would argue that drugs like this and Ozempic are showing that overeating is more of a hormone problem then a psychological problem.
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by briffle 4y ago
Are we to agree with you that its clear because your a known expert in the field? Many people don't think its clear, that you can't have more verification without disenfranchising many, many voters. (My grandmother is 90, legall
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by briffle 4y ago
Their everything is covered enterprise warranty does not cover roadside bombs in war zones :) That was an interesting call with some of our auditors in Bagdad... Thank goodness for online backup software.
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by briffle 4y ago
This winter, Rackspace had malware get into their hosted exchange environment. The only solution they offered for weeks was moving to office 365. Anybody who only used webmail lost all emails, calendars, and contacts.
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by briffle 4y ago
their markdown code block formatting is mostly working this week. 2 weeks ago, it didn't handle new lines correctly, for about a month. a few weeks before that, it stripped any whitespace from the start of a line for a few weeks, and
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by briffle 4y ago
honestly, I would probably subscribe to apple news if they did this. Or another similar tool I want to support good journalism, but I don't want to have multiple subscriptions to manage and deal with.
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by briffle 4y ago
Once a vehicle is over 8k lbs, its considered a commercial vehicle. which is why all 3 major companies '3/4 ton' pickups are just a hair over 8000lbs..
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by briffle 4y ago
Opinions quickly changed when this Russian equipment broke down constantly, or flat out did not work, or had key parts stolen while in storage for all these years. It turns out NATO has been equipping to fight the military Russia said it ha
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by briffle 4y ago
In fact, yahoo would probably still be a major player. (remember them)
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by briffle 4y ago
The other thing is, you don't need everyone covered. All the other grocers know that someone can just quit and go work at the grocery store down the road and get a certain level of pay and benefits, so they need to at a minimum, meet
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by briffle 4y ago
> What do you expect to happen when you sign up for the subscription ink? The same thing that happens when I sign up on amazon for a 'subscription' of diapers or dog food. When I stop the subscription, I expect them to stop sen
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by briffle 4y ago
that works to some of the same things firefox can do, but you can also tell firefox to "Always open this site in my banking container" and the next time you load it up, from any container, it will switch it the one you prefer. Al
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by briffle 4y ago
> It's even worse when you think about just how many Dunkin' Donuts there are. It's likely the kids didn't even have to cross a major intersection. Interesting how that works. My state has zero dunkin donuts. But I
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by briffle 4y ago
if npm and pip are DARK AGES what does that mean perl's CPAN is?
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by briffle 4y ago
It bothers me to no end that the cash price I pay is drastically higher than the cost the insurance company pays. especially since insurance is a royal pain to deal with, and requires specialists for billing, etc. But then again, I can&#x2
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by briffle 4y ago
I think at this point, they need to get purchased by Experian, so they can combine into such an ugly mess of problems, that identity laws get overhauled.
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by briffle 4y ago
that sounds like an awesome deal, but the latency for me in the US would be painfull. Looks like they do not offer US hosting for this.
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by briffle 4y ago
for a single person, sort of. for a team, with multiple people, multiple on-call schedules, schedule overrides, etc, its so much nicer.
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by briffle 4y ago
depends, are you looking at brazen bribery or collusion? or some 'free speech' activities like campaign contributions?
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by briffle 4y ago
While I agree with you, at the same time, I can't help but think having someone take a pill or shot weekly/monthly/etc is whole lot simpler and easier than fixing the homeless problem, the cost of medical care, and training u
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by briffle 4y ago
They had a small nuclear reactor in the 60s. But removed it in the early 70s. Could be a perfect place for a new SMR. http://large.stanford.edu/courses/2014/ph241/reid2/
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by briffle 4y ago
Which is WAY better than Firefox for IOS.
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by briffle 4y ago
Hey now, I received my $5.21 check from equifax for their huge data breach! I’m sure that taught them a lesson, but I don’t think it’s the lesson I’m hoping for….
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by briffle 4y ago
you should see how much per MW/h it costs for power from a "Peaker" power plant. Looks like $150-$198/MWh https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peaking_power_plant
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by briffle 4y ago
My neighbor has been waiting since Dec 20th for his background check to complete, so he can get his new shotgun (not a handgun, not even a semi-automatic). Given how far back he is in line, and how much it moves in a day, he is looking at
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by briffle 4y ago
> For example, if you're being harassed, it's very often in the company's interest to stop that happening. Unless of course, the harraser is a top performer, or VIP in their market. Remeber all that fun with Susan Fowler,
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by briffle 4y ago
The US deer population is now 100 times larger than it was a century ago. Fees from hunting brings in billions for conservation and habitat programs.

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