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camiller
9y ago
At the rate things are going I'm going to need a curated list of curated lists...
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camiller
9y ago
What about those of us that can't afford first class!
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10y ago
I'll concur with the others on wifi network support. - FLAVOR: Ubuntu Desktop - HEADLINE: Improved wifi network support - DESCRIPTION: Most of the time I don't have an issue, but occasionally (ok once a month at the venue that hos
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10y ago
Interesting, I am/was of the understanding that there are also vegetarian rennet's made by extracting enzymes from certain plants; fig, thistle, etc. The place where I buy my cheese making supplies (well, would buy if the first at
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camiller
10y ago
That is what I was trying to say. Apparently there is some number of designers that believe that that whole email verification process is too much friction for registering a user, so they simply opt not to do it at all.
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10y ago
I have (first initial)(mid initial)(last name) at gmail. Same as my HN id. And a very common last name! 16 months into my first job out of University I got a call from a headhunter intended for the other Chris Miller sitting 2 cubicles away
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10y ago
'legit users' There isn't a day that goes by that I don't get an email intended for someone else, often including personal information, due to a mistyped email address. Whoever decided that email verification was a poor
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camiller
10y ago
1) yes 2:) only for 9 months
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10y ago
Yes, they are including AMC, BTN, SYFY, ESPN etc. https://youtube.googleblog.com/2017/02/finally-live-tv-made-...
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10y ago
See the blog post mentioned elsewhere, there are a number of cable only networks as well.
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camiller
10y ago
Probably due to live sports blackout policies and such.
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camiller
10y ago
You have to go up to the $35 PS Vue tier to get BTN.
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10y ago
You omitted AMC from your list, or are you not a fan of The Walking Dead and Into The Badlands? Regardless, yeah, my wife likes Nebraska Football and I like Purdue Basketball so a service without BTN would be a deal breaker. And If I droppe
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camiller
10y ago
You can have 6 user "accounts", but only three simultaneous streams.
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10y ago
thanks for that, confirming that BTN is offered will help me convince the wife, if she can't see her Nebraska Cornhusker Football it would be a non-starter.
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10y ago
I stand corrected.
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camiller
10y ago
You are not on Android 7 yet. Prior to "Nougat" the fine grain permissions control was not available so permissions were an all or nothing thing at install time. Starting with version 7 you only enable a specific permission the fi
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camiller
10y ago
I believe it want's access to media files and photos to allow the newer download for offline playback functionality.
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10y ago
I can honestly say I have never went into "news mode" on the main search site before. If I know I want to search for news stories I go to news.google.com and search there. At any rate you have to choose "news mode", it i
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10y ago
Yeah, but this isn't their search site, this is their news site. Google has become more than just a search engine.
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10y ago
Flip side, having driven in England 20+ years ago. In England, when stopped at a red they politely blink a yellow light when your stop light is about to turn green. In the US not only do we not do that, but many localities put extended shie
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camiller
10y ago
I actually keep it in my keepass password manager, so it is encrypted and on my phone.
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10y ago
I assume many are being updated for 2017, googling for the Navy list gets a different address, with a message that they are upgrading. Please don't hate me for what I'm about to say.... Wonder if any of these dod lists will add &q
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10y ago
I know that, and have a well worn copy of the book myself. Was just surprised to see a work of fiction, no matter how insightful, on a "Military Reading List". But I guess I can see the point.
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10y ago
I use people switcher on my laptop to switch between my two google accounts, but on my wife's laptop I see no reason to leave crumbs of my presence behind.
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10y ago
It includes Starship Troopers? ok... I would suggest adding The March to the Sea and Beyond: Sherman's Troops in the Savannah and Carolinas Campaigns it was the textbook for the civil war part of my History of American Military Affairs
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10y ago
Not really private, just keeps your local machine clean. Despite TeMPOraL's labeling it "porn mode" my most common use case is if I need to log into my Google account from my wife's laptop I'll use an Incognito mode
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10y ago
8 USC §1182(f) which states in part: "Whenever the President finds that the entry of any aliens or of any class of aliens into the United States would be detrimental to the interests of the United States, he may by proclamation, and fo
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10y ago
I think the law the president is relying on is 8 USC §1182(f) which states in part: "Whenever the President finds that the entry of any aliens or of any class of aliens into the United States would be detrimental to the interests of th
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10y ago
I had an econ professor assert that as cars got safer there were more accidents because people trusted the car to protect them more.... Logically, to reduce accidents due to carelessness we should put a 12" sharpened spike right in the
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