camiller

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by camiller 16y ago
Correct, now it is only easy, loser pays makes it ridiculously easy.
452.
by camiller 16y ago
Much higher that win98. I wonder if my 12yr old daughters machine is the last win98 machine on the internet?
453.
by camiller 16y ago
Left off Alaska, but there is plenty of unallocated gray area in the Africa outline so I'll call it a wash.
454.
by camiller 16y ago
I thought that also but then found this from 2008: http://www.usatoday.com/tech/news/techpolicy/2008-02-07-encr...
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by camiller 16y ago
Apparently not, although I though I had read of an earlier case where there was a judge that ruled that a password had to be revealed. http://www.usatoday.com/tech/news/techpolicy/2008-02-07-encr...
456.
by camiller 16y ago
nah, the police can't torture you for your password. Only the evil criminals can do that. The courts can incarcerate you for not revealing a password, it's is up to you the criminal to decide if the punishment for not revealing the passwo
457.
by camiller 16y ago
According to my wife men have this capability built in... Kidding aside, really good earplugs, the kind they wear where really loud machinery is in operation, effectively gives you that. Get the foam one that you roll between your fingers
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by camiller 16y ago
>Under previous law, there was no legal limit on flex spending accounts. Obama care limits them to $4k. Maybe in that last sentence your confusing HSA with FSA? Under previous law there was/is a $5,000 limit on Flex accounts. As far a
459.
by camiller 16y ago
I have an FSA. If it looks like I might have money at the end of the year I stock up on over the counter stuff, cold medicine for us and the kids, ibuprofen, hearing aid batteries (for my 9 year old son), maybe an extra pair of glasses for
460.
by camiller 16y ago
>The problem of course is there's no "there" there. Any funds collected today by payroll taxes, and not used for today's benefits, are lent to the general fund and spent. There are no funds being saved for next year's benefits, much les
461.
by camiller 16y ago
Sure it wasn't a Beagle Boys/Scrooge McDuck comic?
462.
by camiller 16y ago
Wonder how fast it runs. I could dig out the old Apple //e load up kermit and transfer the hard hat mack runtime over. If I can find a kermit client for windows. And probably a serial port card. And a null modem cable. And if the old f
463.
by camiller 16y ago
I don't think he is. According to comScore Palm managed to not lose market share in the last three months while Microsoft, Apple, and RIM lost a collective 5% to Google. In the long run and with HP now behind it I think that webOS certain
464.
by camiller 16y ago
I think it would be better to say it was incomplete. What shipped worked quite well and did what it was supposed to do, but there was a lot more functionality that should have been there (voice dial for example). As meowzero says, their re
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by camiller 16y ago
That was the first thing I thought when I read the headline. Ranks up there with Who Represents (www.whorepresents.com) and Pen Island (www.penisland.com). Edit: I still think it is a good idea, but the domain name lends itself to obvious
466.
by camiller 16y ago
I don't think book creator grabs history pages.
467.
by camiller 16y ago
I sometime go back and look at edits, especially if it is a controversial topic that someone might have vandalized. Of course I don't mean blatant vandalization but the more subtle kind.
468.
by camiller 16y ago
I make considerably less than Warren, and virtually none is capitol gains. After home mortgage deduction, charitable deductions, etc. My effective federal tax rate was like 7.2% (If I remember what TurboTax told me correctly). The previou
469.
by camiller 16y ago
While not directly related, seems appropriate: Laws, like sausages, cease to inspire respect in proportion as we know how they are made. --John Godfrey Saxe, 29 March 1869
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by camiller 16y ago
I don't think he was doing it to necessarily save money but to have more control over the process, or possibly to create a under-modified malt suitable for decoction mashing. None the less, he turned 50 pounds of seed into 20 pounds of see
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by camiller 16y ago
So Campaign Monitor is a email marketing tool. Gmail excels at segregating unsolicited marketing into a folder called "spam". So when I don't open those emails it makes Google look like a smaller proportion than those email clients that
472.
by camiller 16y ago
B) Carrots - my father-in-law did carrots once. Horribly bitter taste. I don't know if there are different varieties or if it is just soil composition but ugh.
473.
by camiller 16y ago
There is a story about a well know homebrewer who wanted to try to grow and malt his own barley for brewing. The story goes that after the wildlife were done with his barley patch and losses during winnowing he had managed to turn 50 pound
474.
by camiller 16y ago
Agreed. I've been using it for close to a year as my default in Eclipse, I like it a lot.
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by camiller 16y ago
Also some of the old phone company (AT&T prior to the 1974 breakup) employees had their retirement benefits whittled away over the years, my father-in-law included. Additionally most private sector employees are not under any sort of c
476.
by camiller 16y ago
I can't see it either (I'm in the US) I'm going to guess that it will take a bit of time to propagate across all Googles servers?
477.
by camiller 16y ago
Oh, it wasn't the four of diamonds? I was afraid ♥ ♠ &clubs would get jealous.
478.
by camiller 16y ago
It solves the problem of knowing if your target is at home before you go to rob it. Seriously, I can't ever see myself using this. I don't want people to know where I am because then they know where I'm not. I'm also appalled by the (lucki
479.
by camiller 16y ago
If everyone were carrying firearms there would be less people (remaining) carrying Samurai umbrellas.
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by camiller 16y ago
Sorry I don't. This was quite some time ago, like maybe Clinton's first term. It was probably something I read in print rather than online.

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