iJohnDoe

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by iJohnDoe 9mo ago
I've tried this a few times. Windows 10. Downloaded the 2MB file, double-clicked on it, and nothing happens. Same thing when I tried it a few months again. Put it in a command prompt and no output of an error. I'm starting to worr
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by iJohnDoe 9mo ago
Does AWS actually care whether end users know a SaaS product is running on AWS? Probably not. AWS is paid by the SaaS company to host the platform. That’s the core business model. The opposite would be more concerning. If I knew in advance
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by iJohnDoe 9mo ago
Can you share a bit more? Should more read the book to get the same powerful benefit you received or stay away from the book?
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by iJohnDoe 9mo ago
Arguably, there is a major contingency that will support Trump no matter what. We know this already. They are not shy about it. So yes, there certainly would be some level of civil war. It would be wishful thinking it would only be the peop
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by iJohnDoe 9mo ago
Very true. This is why Hitler was surrounded by so many people. They went where the power was. Even if it’s not “who he is”, it is who he became. The nazis were prosecuted decades later. Tim Cook’s actions shouldn’t be magically forgotten o
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by iJohnDoe 9mo ago
If Minneapolis and the rest of the US can't understand what's happening. The Last Jew in Vinnitsa https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Last_Jew_in_Vinnitsa https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia&
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by iJohnDoe 9mo ago
It’s actually the opposite. It’s not about raging regarding the decline. It’s about many things going well and raging against prosperity for things they don’t agree with. They want to destroy America because it feels good, not because it ma
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by iJohnDoe 9mo ago
Overall, it wasn't terrible, until it finally was. We had pretty good luck with the hardware. Some refreshes were better than others. We would refresh about every three years when technology was rapidly changing. Then hardware got real
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by iJohnDoe 9mo ago
> Because, I'm guessing, Dell was dealing with too much warranty waste and decided to crack down on everyone. If that’s the case, then it’s further mismanagement from Dell. All of the parts get refurbished and go back into circulati
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by iJohnDoe 9mo ago
We dropped Dell after almost 30 years of exclusive use for our desktops, laptops, and server/storage infrastructure. They can never seems to get their shit together. Going public and then back to private. We stuck with them through tha
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by iJohnDoe 9mo ago
You had me until, “Such as life.” The point here is there is no reason life should be this way and that is why people have a problem with it. Sadly, agreed, most should expect to get shot to death by police in any given situation. Most beco
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by iJohnDoe 10mo ago
Very well done! The more I use it the more features I find. Really cool.
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by iJohnDoe 10mo ago
My takeaway, right or wrong, is that I agree with the overall point about “betting” and how we’ve seen this trend over the last handful of years. What this is really revealing is the wealthy taking advantage of the less fortunate, which see
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by iJohnDoe 10mo ago
Well said. It’s like human assembly lines being replaced with robots. Humans did those jobs for a really long time. Then they were replaced by automation. We’re on a slippery slope, because what happens when AI gets even better over the nex
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by iJohnDoe 10mo ago
That is not correct at all. How did you arrive at that conclusion? GPS has its own independent timescale called GPS Time. GPS Time is generated and maintained by Atomic clocks onboard the GPS satellites (cesium and rubidium).
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by iJohnDoe 10mo ago
You’re overall point and sentiment isn’t wrong. As a species, we do tend to focus on things that aren’t for the collective good. If some collective good actually happens, then it’s almost guaranteed another group will come along to undo it.
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by iJohnDoe 10mo ago
Looks really cool and would love to try it. Please consider adding some free credits for people to try it out.
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by iJohnDoe 10mo ago
What’s the latest on this from the OP? Did Tim Cook’s team respond? We live a dystopian world where a trillion dollar company can’t fix the account. Worse than that, out of their several hundred thousand employees, not a single one is capab
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by iJohnDoe 10mo ago
I thought we’ve been led to believe that the US has sensitive radiation monitoring capabilities that could be capable of somewhat pinpointing the location of the device or at least detect it’s still there or has spread? Satellite detection?
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by iJohnDoe 10mo ago
An associate recently racked up $300k in losses from sports betting. They are obviously struggling greatly now. Has anyone else heard horror stories since sports betting became legal?
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by iJohnDoe 10mo ago
I swear I have felt like I have dealt with this for the last few years on iPhone. So frustrating. It has forced me to use the the dictation feature.
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by iJohnDoe 11mo ago
Crazy. almost a million dollars. Also, makes sense why Trump moved fast to get his appointees in place and some with no polygraphs.
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by iJohnDoe 11mo ago
Closer to a civil war of society in the US. If there is a collapse and people start starving, and ICE continues as they have, we will have riots and crime and it won’t stop.
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by iJohnDoe 11mo ago
I would say this is pretty dang accurate.
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by iJohnDoe 11mo ago
Anyone that has had a really vivid dream will tell you the brain needs no help in creating a simulation. The idea that no computer or system could possibly be powerful enough for the complexities of a simulation is a very trivial way of loo
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by iJohnDoe 11mo ago
This photo is amazing. Can you imagine being so far away from Earth and looking back to the planet you live on? The experience is said to be life changing. The realization we’re all human and we’re all living together on this small rock tha
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by iJohnDoe 11mo ago
Such a cool device. Is it possible to buy something like this which is intended to be user installable for Linux that I could test/mess around with?
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by iJohnDoe 11mo ago
Holy shit! I had no idea they were everywhere! Do they get permission or permit to install them?
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by iJohnDoe 11mo ago
There are way too many coincidences regarding in-person conversations and Facebook ads appearing. What people don’t understand is that voice compresses extremely well. It doesn’t need to be stereo or high-def for processing. VoIP has been a
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by iJohnDoe 11mo ago
I agree with this point. I hate it when they say, for example, “Ford lays off 11,000 employees.” It really should say, “Jim Farley, the CEO of Ford, lays off 11,000 employees. Companies and employees are truly an enigma when the shit hits t

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