drewmol

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   by drewmol 8y ago

   Most vehicles have hidden physical keyslots somewhere, often under the plastic cover of the door handle, but usually not all door handles. Source: worked for a valet company
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   by drewmol 8y ago

   I'm starting to get lots of end of life planning service targeted ads as a result of using 01/23/45 as a birth date since forever ago.
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   by drewmol 8y ago

   Thanks for this!
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   by drewmol 8y ago

   Value of tax liabilities and distribution of the debtors current holdings (BTC vs $) is a better metric to evaluate acceptable payment forms. Ohio state income tax rate is ~ 0.5% - 5%. Lots of 'businesses' don't owe anythin
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   by drewmol 8y ago

   Charter launched the Spectrum brand as a thin facade to escape their reputation for customer dissatisfaction. Charter acquired TWC. Charter re-branded TWC as Spectrum, a thin facade to escape TWC's reputation for customer dissatisfac
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   by drewmol 8y ago

   I've always just entered the same finger for every finger option, not really sure how much it helps however.
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   by drewmol 8y ago

   Thanks, awe inspiring video! >When you compress a gas it heats up, and eventually the compression is so violent that that air heats up enough to start vaporizing the booster. I don't think this is an accurate description of what hap
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   by drewmol 8y ago

   Specifically, 250K for single filers, 500K for married couples. Also, if you're married by Dec 31st, the IRS counts that the same as being married all year in terms of filing status eligibility, so it may pay off to get hitched before
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   by drewmol 8y ago

   https://github.com/madbomb122/BlackViperScript I was made aware of this from blackviper.com, a great place for windows service configuration information and reccomendations.
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    Judge Orders Pittsburgh, Allegheny County to Release Amazon HQ2 Bid(post-gazette.com)

    3 points by drewmol 8y ago|0 comments
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    by drewmol 8y ago

    Would this be beneficial if the aim is to monetize by: securing a guilty verdict in an infringement claim with the intent being to prevent the infringing party from using the patented technology in the future, as opposed to collecting damag
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    by drewmol 8y ago

    I think it's a combination of local cache immediately, followed up by a server response
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    by drewmol 8y ago

    >But a C D Reader? What is that? Is that like the radio that truckers used to use to talk to each other in the road? Yes, like that in terms of: expect decades for complete migration as all benificial use cases for them have not yet been
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    by drewmol 8y ago

    similarly a cheap vest will allow a canine unquestioned access in lots of places
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    by drewmol 8y ago

    If you read anxiously through the whole article like I did thinking: "Yeah I get it but what are the numbers?" From 2015 article: "The Hillsong empire they founded (she, too, is a senior pastor) pulled in tax-free revenues of
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    by drewmol 8y ago

    There's not a lot of great studies on this but if you look around at the nih.gov link there's plenty of related studies that would support the parent's claim. https://bmcpublichealth.biomedcentral.com/articles
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    by drewmol 8y ago

    >The good news is, if you use a third-party app for archives, such as WinZip, WinRAR or 7-Zip, you won't encounter the bug. I'm not excusing the bug, but 7-zip had been one of the first tools I install on any windows installati
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    by drewmol 8y ago

    For the younger readers, phonebooks were the ad supported contact directories that preceded search engines. They were forcefully delivered to just about any address with a landline across the country (typicaly yearly, sometimes by multiple
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    by drewmol 8y ago

    >On the other hand some US companies asked me if my "race"* is "Latino" whatever the hell that means. You can thank the federal government for that question.
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    by drewmol 8y ago

    expanding on that, from microG's site: "While the core operating system is still released as part of the Android Open Source Project, the majority of core apps are not. It gets worse: More and more libraries and APIs are only avai
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    by drewmol 8y ago

    Awesome, thanks for the reply. I've tinkered with roll my own Asterisk setup a few times over the years but I just ordered an OBI300 since I always loved having a portable, canned landline-in-a-box device for traveling, etc. Given
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    by drewmol 8y ago

    Any recommendations for hardware, software and good service provider for home VoIP? I've used an Obihai OBI110 in the past and it was super reliable, the only maintenance was an ~ once yearly power-cycle. Had it setup with Google Voic
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    by drewmol 8y ago

    I used Ting for a while, if I had better home coverage I'd still use them as my primary mobile provider, but I'm not in a great coverage area and it seems Verizon's 700MHz/Band 13 is my only consistently reliable service
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    by drewmol 8y ago

    And of course they did, frustratingly that behavior is industry standard even outside of malware.
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    by drewmol 8y ago

    Looks interesting. Is auth0 the only option or am I missing something? Also, just FYI I'm getting an Access Denied when clicking on the auth0.com privacy policy link.
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    by drewmol 8y ago

    Although I don't see this having a huge immediate impact on Facebook, the distinction is that if Equifax neglagently releases your PII there is little fallout as you are not the one providing Equifax with that data and cannot simply st
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    by drewmol 8y ago

    There is an important distiction: Equifax's data is not voluntarily submitted by the data subjects, while most of Facebook's is.
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    by drewmol 8y ago

    National sovereignty, which historically simplifies to war-time allegiance. This is a common classification for governments of nation-states imposing travel restrictions. Are you asking if it's justified ?
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    by drewmol 8y ago

    >calendar invites from the chaps I'm going to buy cocaine off, I'd probably just pay the fine. Maybe they considered this ;)
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    by drewmol 8y ago

    IIRC there are some historic high court rulings setting a precedent that detaining a defendant for not furnishing some information (combination to a lock) violates their protection against compelled self incrimination / right to remai