cmdrfred

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by cmdrfred 10y ago
I guess it depends on your definition. In my experience people who can barely support themselves make too much to be granted a subsidy most of the time. Myself when I was a cook included.
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by cmdrfred 10y ago
The worst part of Obamacare for me is the individual mandate. It essentially raises taxes on working class people or forces them to buy a high deductible plan that is of little use to them. The poor get a subsidy and the wealthy need not w
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by cmdrfred 10y ago
A flexible gateway would be a great add on, I also like a private DNS server while developing. If you offered a Postfix forwarder and static, clean IP addresses, you could attract home users who wish to host their own email but are behind d
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by cmdrfred 10y ago
You can make it semi-automated in a way. I believe the first 6 characters of the mac address are the vendor id, I'd get the DHCP server to assign different vendors into different isolated vlans but with short leases at first and then a
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by cmdrfred 10y ago
Interesting, I have a few thoughts. Perhaps you could sell a preconfigured pfsense box (or make a raspberry pi image to start with) that when plugged into the customers router creates a reverse tunnel via your service as well as a WiFi hots
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by cmdrfred 10y ago
Exactly, I have tons of IOT devices. I put them on a separate subnet that does not have a gateway to the internet then I VPN into that network to access them. Perhaps a product that makes that a simple process will solve the problem?
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by cmdrfred 10y ago
I can't tell you what goes on behind the scenes at Google, but I have resolved email issues to gmail by getting removed from blacklists.
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by cmdrfred 10y ago
Colonial Americans believed that they were right in displacing native Americans due to that fact that God did not stop them from doing so. Basically its moral as long as nobody stops you.
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by cmdrfred 10y ago
So manifest destiny is your arugment essentially?
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by cmdrfred 10y ago
That's relative morality, not morality.
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by cmdrfred 10y ago
From the wiki "Fell from apartment building[11] after losing an iPhone prototype in his possession.[12] Prior to death, he claimed he was beaten and his residence searched by Foxconn employees."
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by cmdrfred 10y ago
Your getting downvoted beacuse morals only apply to people in the same social caste as you. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Foxconn_suicides
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by cmdrfred 10y ago
How'd that work at Wells Fargo? Whistleblowers were promptly fired. "More than ever, our customers need a safe, trustworthy, capable financial services provider that can help them plan for and achieve their financial goals"
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by cmdrfred 10y ago
They would argue that they provided you with a great work-life, so great in fact you barely had time for your life-life.
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by cmdrfred 10y ago
It accepts my personal mail server just fine. You need to support encryption, spf, and dkim but mail will flow no problem to gmail users in my experience.
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by cmdrfred 10y ago
Then you have to wait around all day for the FedEx guy, who will pull up, not see a labeled package and speed away. He is a victim of metrics driven management as well.
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by cmdrfred 10y ago
It moved the poll numbers pretty far. It really shows what Americans care about, sex.
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by cmdrfred 10y ago
Fyi: http://www.politifact.com/truth-o-meter/statements/2016/jul/...
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by cmdrfred 10y ago
Hemingway didn't spend a lot of time trying to get the readers attention as far as I can tell.
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by cmdrfred 10y ago
>They lost credibility again this time around with daily drips right before the election. Anyone not biased realizes it is obvious they are trying to hurt Clinton. Do you make the same claim about the women who accused Donald Trump of se
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by cmdrfred 10y ago
But at $Startup they have an open office plan and meetings every 20 minutes and they make $Product!
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by cmdrfred 10y ago
I'm in IT, give me a year and 35k and everyone in the office at my clients wouldn't have to come to work. A big part is control. During hurricane sandy they made the office workers sit in a unlit office for a week just beacuse.
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by cmdrfred 10y ago
Also the way Amazon averages reviews is... interesting to say the least. https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/reviews/B01B6ZI2Y8/ref=cm_cr_dp...
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by cmdrfred 10y ago
Jeffrey Donovan and Bruce Campbell should make an appearance in the next House of Cards season.
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by cmdrfred 10y ago
I don't know of a study, but if 70%+ of the country dislikes you it will be difficult to get elected.
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by cmdrfred 10y ago
The ground zero speech[0] is why I believe that happened, while simple it stands as one of the most memorable in American history (This is coming from a kid who wore his "fuck bush" t-shirt to school). I don't think Hillary c
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by cmdrfred 10y ago
Looking at the numbers, all they have to do is not pick Donald Trump. Carson is at 44% (8% never heard of him and 12% report they have no opinion) right now with no advertising spend. Assuming he doesn't have some dark past we don&#x27
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by cmdrfred 10y ago
She's at 41%[0] (38% among only registered voters, Trump is at 37% by the same metric) and falling favorably wise, Bush was also at 41%[1] when he was inaugurated but around 47% - 48% at this point in the election. Given her probable &
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by cmdrfred 10y ago
>For commodities, in general, buyers do move on to a seller who doesn't price-negotiate---commodities are interchangeable enough that a buyer has the liberty of saying no because there are alternatives the buyer values equivalently.
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by cmdrfred 10y ago
How exactly does that work for commodities? What prevents the buyer from moving on to a seller that simply refues to engage in that practice?

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