dmosley

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by dmosley 4y ago
This right here. I've done the same. It's absurd the level of password hoops at some places. I appreciate the secure password, but when it's hand written in marker and faded it can be quite frustrating.
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by dmosley 4y ago
What kind of implant you do have? I can't get mine to read the LF side of my NExT. I think it's the type being emulated but I don't have a different ID to test.
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by dmosley 4y ago
Quibi was launched April 6th, 2020 and dissolved December 1, 2020. It lasted nearly 8 months.
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by dmosley 4y ago
Is this a record for shortest lived premium service? I feel like it may be...
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by dmosley 5y ago
*History has entered the chat I am officially asking for source material to back your "almost everyone" assertion.
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by dmosley 5y ago
"Hawking hawking. Stephen Hawking peddling aggressively." That's rather rude considering the man was wheelchair bound, don't you think?
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by dmosley 5y ago
I can't agree enough about invasions being bad. You acknowledge the issue with the US so I'll abstain from Pot-Kettle analogies. Although, I would ask that your awareness of current conflicts the US is engaged in actually become p
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by dmosley 5y ago
Germany turned off instruments being used on a joint project that si currently at Lagrange 2. This in turn resulted in Russia shutting down the project completely. This is hardly "nothing happened". Perhaps you should have "w
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by dmosley 5y ago
Post-Installation Disabling. It's like John Deere for space parts... "And a German astronomy team, led by the Max Planck Institute for Extraterrestrial Physics in Garching, switched off a German-built instrument on the Russian ast
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by dmosley 5y ago
Surely one can just block the update service via something like a pihole? I do this for my Vizio TV. They're notorious, as as most smart TVs now, for calling home and everywhere else.
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by dmosley 5y ago
Experience and a basic level of observation would show that you're reaching to find a justification here. It's clear that the masks are covid-related and not pollution related. Gymnastics are for gymnasts not for research.
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by dmosley 5y ago
I am continually amazed at how quickly people are willing to wholeheartedly believe everything that comes out of the PR offices of organizations they once rightfully recognized as being corrupt and unethical simply because it now fits their
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by dmosley 5y ago
I agree wholly with this. Living in Southern NM we have a lot of stars. Just short drives and we can see the actual Milky Way band. I've always been saddened when I think of people who live in large cities and don't get to regular
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by dmosley 5y ago
In other news, chocolate rations have been raised to 20 grams.
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by dmosley 5y ago
I agree these bugs that Signal has are serious. With hat said, your examples aren't that great for counters. "a nation state storing their communications in a database" - The power differential and historic missteps of govern
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by dmosley 6y ago
When the username screams satire, but the namesake of the username screams eugenicist...
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by dmosley 6y ago
"This is akin to Fauci saying he didn't think we should be wearing masks, and changing his mind as more data came in." Only that's not what happened. This is a bad analogy, or a good one depending on how you view the ove