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I want to know what changed between 2016, when the FBI bought a tool to hack the San Bernardino shooters iPhone[1] for $900,000[2] and now — with presumably an up-to-date iPhone running 2019 iOS — that forced them to come to this conclusion
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It also looks to be no mention of streaming Premier League games. Does anyone know if NBC owns those rights to stream stateside? IIRC, NBC Sports is the Premier League hub while Fox Sports tends to host more Bundesliga (German football club
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How to Get into Farming with No Money (1980)
(smallfarmersjournal.com)
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>most people don't want to pay for shit I’ve paid for news before and they still bloat their pages with ads to track me. It’s not a matter of people not wanting to pay. Customers are willing to pay for X and Y if and when it nets th
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This three stage weapon was actually a 100 megaton bomb design, but the uranium fusion stage tamper of the tertiary (and possibly the secondary) stage(s) was replaced by one(s) made of lead. This reduced the yield by 50% by eliminating the
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I think, and someone correct me if i’m wrong, that the $25/yr sub is mostly to enable archiving, which gives you full-text search through all of your bookmarks. You can search by tag or URL on a standard account.
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First, you rid yourself of the Google Overlord that is tracking any and all input from its user — You! On a more serious note, Pinboard can be incorporated into so many different services, even his competitors. Do you use Instapaper? Pinboa
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for those wanting to learn more, here is a Q&A from NASA and they delve into some specs on the STS-111 main engines [1] >Darrel from Ft. Payne >How much horsepower do the shuttle's main engines produce at the time of lift off
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How does 55,000HP compare to modern launches (e.g. SpaceX)? Have they become more efficient in harnessing less power to produce more thrust? I’m a lay person when it comes to engineering, but my assumption would be that we do not need close
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If homelessness is a problem, why should the alternative be to put them in jail or prison? For something as simple as car camping, it seems like an unjustifiable punishment for a simple offense. Without getting into much of a semantics argu
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The author doesn’t mention gaming in the article at all and I don’t think any person with decent knowledge of Mac products would assume the new Mac Pro would be a gaming machine. What the author and many others are trying to convey is that
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if not pictures, i would say license plate numbers are at least recorded digitally inside of their report.
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Cars killing people also usually do not have a wide reaching effect beyond the community it happened in.
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>It's the fact that the 23 people killed in school shootings in 2018 - tragic as these deaths are - have managed to take away all the attention from the over 3,000 children killed by motor vehicles that year. Should we really be com
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While it is true about contract law and international arbitration, it would be inadequate to compare courts of early Soviet Union and today. As stated in the article, these agreements were meant to be privately handled between Adolf and Sta
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Criterion’s streaming service covers this pretty well. Kanopy — if you have access via your local library — also has a large selection of lesser-known and older films.
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24 hours seems a little fast. I’ve encountered bodies that have sat for 2-3 days unnoticed (estimated) inside of their house, in the summer, and it’s not too terrible of a smell. If anything, you’d start to see bloating and discoloration,
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>Although Rivest initially released the puzzle’s code in Java, Fabrot realized it could be solved faster if he used the GNU Multiple Precision Arithmetic Library, free software written in C for doing “precise arithmetic.” So Fabrot dedic
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I agree with you on this more than the original response. From my time renting — houses and apartments — the former has always been more of an “as-is” type rental. In a house rental, the landlords tend to usually only be responsible for the
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Manufacturing jobs may have become less in numbers but they are no way near gone. So i’m not sure that really counts as a valid answer. Same with mechanics. These jobs are not gone but possibly shrunk in total # of jobs. Quality may have
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Also as a vegetarian, there is a clear difference in the earlier veggie patties that Burger King served—Morning Star possibly, not these—and that of a regular whopper meat patty.
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Let us settle this: they were intelligent enough to know how to create programs that were not so good for the public and dragged FB’s reputation down.
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That’s another issue itself buried inside of this report. Here’s the meat of what the report is bringing awareness to. >Among children who had gastrointestinal illness, 84.6% (family income <$35,000), 86.1% ($35,000–$49,999), 90.3% ($
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Not sure on his source or argument but my guess would be accounts advocating for Maduro to be displaced by Guaido. If you look at it from that POV, you will clearly see how Twitter is playing a vital part in an US-backed coup against the Ve
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in the clause you signed to delete or deactivate your account, you give that username & account up after the 30 day window.
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Bare with me while we go down a small rabbit hole of Civil War rosters. Taking the only available information from the article--that being the two doll's names--I did the first thing I could think: Search the roster of soldiers during
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I wouldn’t necessarily say Meng being indicted is “nothing at all.” Nonetheless, the story does a great job of illustrating what type of activities LE must do during a type of operation and investigation of this magnitude.
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There was recently a segment on NPR with a researcher for future automation. I’ll try to dig up a link but he made the opposite point of you. He claimed self-driving cars will give us more traffic but it will be much more efficient thanks
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While the account does seem a bit odd — especially in our current state — it stills boils down to the fact someone discovered a bug and they seem to have receipts. Linked tweet shows an email signature on reply from “Deven” of “Apple Produc
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Rumor mill: FaceTime bug was submitted to Apple on 20 January 2019 by a concerned mother after .. her 14-year-old son discovered it. >My teen found a major security flaw in Apple’s new iOS. He can listen in to your iPhone/iPad witho
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