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by click170 12y ago
Except that you already know what a red lambo is, and that its safe to assume its a rare car almost anywhere, et al. You know this from experience, as do I and most other people. I think that was the parents point.
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by click170 12y ago
So my understanding is that the problem is that the raid driver throws an error when it fails to read a bit, asserting that it can't read the whole array. Does this mean that since it's the raid driver itself claiming "Hes de
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by click170 12y ago
If you haven't already, I would highly advise browsing some of the Stack Exchange sites. http://stackexchange.com/sites Maybe they don't overlap 100% but, you don't have to pay or login to view questions and
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by click170 12y ago
Why is PGP signing an unacceptable solution in your use case? It sounds like that's what I would do given a pressing need to ID a committer.
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by click170 12y ago
I'm shocked I tell you! Shocked! Sarcasm aside, honestly I would be more shocked if they hadn't behaved this way. I'm happy to continue to not buy anything from Amazon. Especially when there's folks like NewEgg around wh
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by click170 12y ago
First place I went to was "I am an online advertising / tracking company. How do I stop Privacy Badger from blocking me?". If all it takes is MaliciousCompany.com from posting some text document in the right spot to get Priv
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by click170 12y ago
I'm seeing a market for an Adblock Plus appliance that sites in-line with your router. For those who don't run Tomato or equivalent to achieve similar functionality.
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by click170 12y ago
Page doesn't load for me at all in mobile. Flagged.
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by click170 12y ago
> Level 3 isn't paying. You're absolutely right, Comcast doesn't want those. If you want them despite this, then the onus is on you to connect to Level 3 directly. When Comcast stops advertising an Internet connection and
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by click170 12y ago
This. What bugs me is that often they do have times to answer questions, but not to document the product. And then when the next person is hired and asks the same questions, they still don't have time to document but do have time to
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by click170 12y ago
You thought wrong.
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by click170 12y ago
Not only does this not seem to mention Debian at all, it links to a redhad bug tracker. Where is the Debian component coming from re the title? Sounds like maybe someone has their hate on for Debian to me.
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by click170 12y ago
I remember ringbacks something like this; One day several years ago I noticed the number of calls I was getting was going down. Then one day a friend texted me asking what was wrong with my phone, I asked what he meant and he said it had st
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by click170 12y ago
You can always monitor the swarm for some kind of analytics. I understand Netflix does this to some degree to determine the popularity of some shows.
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by click170 12y ago
To be honest I would have left it at "Execution is problematic" but I understand that not everyone agrees with me.
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by click170 12y ago
You're right that you can't get time served back, but you can sue for compensation. Which is much harder when you're dead.
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by click170 13y ago
Pay-walled. Didn't read. Why are these being submitted? I can't be the only one who is not interested in signing up just to read a story.
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by click170 13y ago
You lost me at "No ISP in the country has been a stronger supporter of the Open Internet than Comcast" I'm sorry Comcast but if you can't fullfil our agreement (Internet access) then you aren't an ISP in my mind. I
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by click170 13y ago
I'm with OP on this one. I won't read your page/blog if I have to create any kind of account to do so. Full stop. Displaying ads is one thing, this is entirely different and the loss of my privacy in that way is disproportion
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by click170 13y ago
How does this incentivize them to provide faster service? From my point of view, if they're allowed to let their service degrade so that they can turn around and charge Netflix more money to make it go faster again, how is that an ince
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by click170 13y ago
To answer your question, it depends entirely on how that company presents the opt-in, or rather, does not present the opt-in. If there is a check-box that's pre-checked and all I have to do is un-check that box as I'm signing up t
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by click170 13y ago
Evidently we don't see eye to eye on this because it seems neither of us has an argument capable of persuading the other. It sounds to me like neither of us is willing to discontinue what the other side sees as deceitful behaviour. On
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by click170 13y ago
Gitlab is an option as well. I found the README in their Github repo has additional info: https://github.com/gogits/gogs It seems like they intend to manipulate git entirely from Go. Interesting stuff!
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by click170 13y ago
I disagree with and down-voted you, here's why. The way I see it, when you send me an email, there are two perspectives at play. Yours as the sender, and mine, the receiver. You do not see the email as spam, according to you I signed
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by click170 13y ago
Can someone help me understand why naming and shaming companies for what is in the customer's opinion poor behaviour deserves down-votes? No sarcasm, honest question. Were the down-votes for something else? I honestly think some namin
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by click170 13y ago
This is one of the reasons I use the built-in always-on VPN to stay connected to my firewall at home which then blocks all advertisements. Another reason I do this is that ads are an attack vector, which I prefer to minimize.
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by click170 13y ago
Ping manages the same thing by incrementing an integer. For example.
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by click170 13y ago
I find I'm often surprised by the permissions an app is requesting, which turns me away from the app. I'm an Android user, but I prefer the unix philosophy, I just want an app to do one thing and to do it well. It's hard to f
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by click170 13y ago
I'm probably in the minority here, but if I try to install an app and it requests any permission that I think is inappropriate for what I want to do with said app, then the app is not installed. Peroid. And yes, I also decline to u
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by click170 13y ago
Given the detail that was put into describing the problem I too was disappointed with that last paragraph, though I wouldn't be surprised if that is all the author was able to get away with.

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