fulldecent2

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by fulldecent2 7y ago
Here is a legitimate practical use of editing your MAC: https://fulldecent.blogspot.com/2013/12/how-to-connect-your-...
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by fulldecent2 7y ago
Everyone uses Desmos now.
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by fulldecent2 7y ago
I have previously been on site for an SAT II reading session (this is the part following the proctoring). It was hard enough to get the logistics right for getting all the scantron sheets and papers to where they needed to go. And overnight
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by fulldecent2 7y ago
I am surprised that more NSLs have not been leaked or "hacked". Just store the NSLs next to your user data so that when it gets stolen and published then your NSL is published as well.
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by fulldecent2 7y ago
So... reincorporate subsidiary in Micronesia and ignore the laws from there?
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by fulldecent2 7y ago
LinkedIn is a public website? Every time I click from DDG it shows a login page and zero content.
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by fulldecent2 7y ago
You're doing it wrong. My top repo has ~5,000 stars and some contributors. It was fun, it lets you broadcast AM on a stock MacBook or iPhone. That's how I found Hacker News, it found me. Zero dollars. Virtual tip jar, zero tips. I
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by fulldecent2 7y ago
Also just want to say this plainly. If you ever will take a polygraph in the future, you should read about it online even if you "have nothing to hide."
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by fulldecent2 7y ago
Polygraphs can be "inconclusive" many times. Especially if you the kind of person that is uncomfortable sitting still and breathing in the same rhythm for an extended period.
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by fulldecent2 7y ago
Me too. I'm interested to know when this was because I am reading between the lines and believe little has changed on the questions between when you did it and I. At my time I was told that all interviews at a certain exit off I-95 in
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by fulldecent2 7y ago
If you have a similar story: stop reading, open a court case in small claims court and come back to post about it. You will get all the support you need here from extremely qualified people, including specific filings you should make and al
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by fulldecent2 7y ago
Understood. Also, I bet every sibling comment to this one will be terribly low quality and fail to convince anyone of anything.
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by fulldecent2 7y ago
At our company, we use an ETL script to suck all our Google sheets into MySQL then we run queries for reporting. It's pretty nice, we'll probably open source it. The worst part is that as a database, Sheets is not one-tenth as goo
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by fulldecent2 7y ago
There is only one actual solution to this problem. 1. Get the list of phone numbers of everybody working at AT&T (Sony style) 2. Set up robocalls randomly from each of these numbers to each of the other numbers 3. Share this list and yo
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by fulldecent2 7y ago
What options does a Safari user have to prepare for war on the web?
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by fulldecent2 7y ago
The demise of SQL has been greatly exaggerated. If somebody wants to actually propose something better, the threshold is high. They should publish: - A tool which transpiles their new language into (multiple versions of) SQLite, MySQL, Post
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by fulldecent2 7y ago
They haven't found a way to be profitable because they are not seeking a way to be profitable.
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by fulldecent2 7y ago
Much pixels and ink have been spent on this topic. I am much more interested in first-party services for tax filing in the 50 states.
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by fulldecent2 8y ago
I am working on this problem and contributing to https://code.mil . This project explains to DoD managers /how/ to set up an open source policy. It's going to be a long process, but we can do this!