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by clamprecht 7y ago
And if your family were actually threatened, what would be your excuse?
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by clamprecht 7y ago
Is there a normal browser website for Apple maps, or plans for one? I often use Google Maps website first, then "Send directions" to my phone. If there's no Apple maps website, then I can't do this.
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by clamprecht 7y ago
Exactly! If I could have a Facebook minus any news, that would be awesome.
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by clamprecht 7y ago
"the right to publicly publish..." seems redundant.
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by clamprecht 7y ago
But if the opponent knows you subscribe to this rule (assume ignorance over malice), couldn't they take advantage of this?
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by clamprecht 7y ago
I wish Apple would introduce a "Border crossing mode". Not gonna happen.
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by clamprecht 7y ago
Is there some kind of "Yelp for websites for blind people"? In other words, a web site for blind people that lets you know whether a given site works with your screen reader? It seems like it could be a big time saver.
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by clamprecht 7y ago
From a comment on reddit: "los narcos ya no podrán usar photoshop" (now the narcos can't use photoshop). https://www.reddit.com/r/vzla/comments/den9r5/adobe_cierra_o...
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by clamprecht 7y ago
I recently watched a video of an Argentine-Canadian telling his story of why and how his family left Argentina in 1970, during the military dictatorship. He described how the government employees would treat citizens like garbage, how they
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by clamprecht 7y ago
For what it's worth, someone just pointed out an article from March 2018 saying that Amazon is "very close" to opening a $300M data center in Argentina (Spanish): https://www.lapoliticaonline.com/nota/111
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by clamprecht 7y ago
Presidential elections are coming up in Argentina on October 27. I wonder if this news will play any part in that.
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by clamprecht 7y ago
Potential business opportunity - iPhone "virus scanner" device or service?
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by clamprecht 7y ago
I learned before I went to prison.
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by clamprecht 7y ago
You can still visit Butch Cassidy & the Sundance Kid's ranch cabin today just off Ruta Provincial 71 in Cholila, Argentina. Here's the location on Google Maps: https://goo.gl/maps/pJuzdodbpJeejLEu7
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by clamprecht 7y ago
One of my favorites is searching google images for "immigrant" versus "expat". Guess which one is whiter!
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by clamprecht 7y ago
Non-programmable calculators were fine - computers were not. A programmable calculator is basically a computer. In a computer you could store data that they couldn't access (encryption, even if it's very basic). Could be a list
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by clamprecht 7y ago
In prison, only non-programmable calculators were allowed. A friend somehow had gotten a TI-85 in. I programmed it to say "NON-PROGRAMMABLE CALCULATOR" as its startup message, so they wouldn't take it during a random search
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by clamprecht 7y ago
The Lotus Exige (and the Elise I believe) has a single blade. It might have to do with the unusual curvature of the windshield.
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by clamprecht 7y ago
I wonder if the beef industry has their PR machine in force. Remember when the Texas beef farmers sued Oprah Winfrey? https://www.texastribune.org/2018/01/10/time-oprah-winfrey-b...
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by clamprecht 7y ago
Make a separate account on your Mac for just this purpose.
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by clamprecht 7y ago
Such a succinct article. I wish journalists could explain things this well.
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by clamprecht 7y ago
I'd rather accept the security risks of not having encryption backdoors
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by clamprecht 7y ago
Here's my litmus test: If you want to see how free Libra is, try donating to Wikileaks using it.
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by clamprecht 7y ago
The 5th Amendment is a loophole that gives defendants due process.
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by clamprecht 7y ago
It's interesting to compare the general sentiment of the comments on that post, which was posted 8 hours earlier than this one. Presumably those comments are more from Europeans, and comments in this post are more from people in Ameri
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by clamprecht 7y ago
Last time this was submitted, it only got 2 upvotes. That just wasn't good enough.
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by clamprecht 7y ago
When I got my first PC around 1981 or 82, one of the first games I played was Microsoft Adventure, a text-based game. My mom recognized the game. It turns out that in the late 1970s, she and her friend had played and solved the game -- en
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by clamprecht 7y ago
Can you just open your own HSA account and do it yourself?
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by clamprecht 8y ago
Lo and behold, the domain is already setup! https://dontasktoask.com/
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by clamprecht 8y ago
But now TSA has started asking me to remove any food items from my bags for the scanner. Does anyone know why?

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