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iamdave
9y ago
Excellent, thanks!
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VLC can also play youtube URLs directly I legitimately did not know this, thanks for the knowledge share! Can it follow playlist s of videos? There's a few video game streamers whose commentary and remarks are so funny and well writt
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9y ago
You already do if you plan to expunge or seal records with the court system. Not to excuse it but to highlight the precedent.
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9y ago
Heh. This brings back a lot of memories. I got into a whole world of trouble as a teenager in the summer of 1998 when a friend and I, a couple of bag boys learned how this worked. Hilariously enough? I work for a telecom startup now. Thanks
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One of my chief complaints about social media once we entered the age of Facebook was "I miss being able to use the platform on my terms". Stop telling me I should check out this, or react to that, or signal my approval to the oth
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So if you're not going to take it straight from the horses mouth, what then is your complaint and how can anyone ever hope to resolve it? This isn't personal, I just find it increasingly odd when people in online discussions gripe
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9y ago
Telling the FBI to bugger off when they came and asked apple to crack their own encryption isn't enough of an example, exigent as it may very well be, whatever your personal opinions of due process are?
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9y ago
Are people going to want to burn the history books at their local library next because it contains some information they don't like reminding people of? Funny (read: sad) that you should mention this https://www.washington
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9y ago
Then why submit it for peer review at all?
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Not really :( I'm looking to replace my router entirely soon anyhow, and hoping this does the trick. My hardwired devices don't seem to have this problem.
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To answer the question asked: Spectrum. I have Spectrum and have been fighting this exact problem for months. Trying out your steps now and hoping for success.
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I think I grok what you're referring to when you say "political" but if anyone Dell came closest to fixing the financial problem with their Ubuntu laptops wouldn't you say?
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Ohh I didn't know of this, thanks for the recommendation will definitely check it out.
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I was trying and fell short of something witty to say. But you're right. I use feedly and have chrome extensions that's give me full articles in a readable fashion. I would LOVE to visit some of my favorite sites and read articl
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9y ago
Matter of perspective and individual spirituality, no?
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9y ago
I once installed sl on a server. Completely forgot I put it there. It laid there dormant for MONTHS without anyone tripping over it. Then....it happened. "What the...why is my screen blac--is that a train-AW DAMMIT". That person w
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Your earlier post seems to intimate that technological leaps like this precede the start of wars, but your follow up comment intimates that technological leaps like this help win wars, and now I'm not sure I'm exactly followin
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9y ago
Are you my coworker? Because you sound like him /s No really I appreciate risk management but when it cripples your ability to make decisions, innovate or otherwise ACT on information that could help you be a more efficient team and th
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9y ago
http://theweek.com/articles/474339/facebookinsider-memoir-sk...
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Ahh okay. Thanks for the correction.
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9y ago
A given day could have multiple instances of open/close price n for any number of trading intervals though couldn't it?
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I too had thoughts of Betteridge but in the opposite: it definitely applies and he article gives us a few examples. But after a second read of the article I think the answer instead of being a flat "no", the answer would probably
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9y ago
The conversation at the root? Not so much. But yeah the rhetoric and seeming lack of nuance around it makes me roll my eyes from time to time. Edit: instead of driveby downvotes, Id welcome some commentary on what was so incendiary about th
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Aha cheers!
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Wow. That website is probably the best example I've seen in a long time of "show don't tell" when it comes to marketing your skills and services. Going to either extremes are chuckleworthy too.
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>I just downloaded all the data that FB has on me. Where can one do this?
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Just curious, why the aversion?
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In our unique case, it would have meant we could have exported old DMs from users who have since left the company after a recent merger. I'm using my example to think forward: an employee leaves due to workplace conflicts, and later (n
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I'm finding myself in a situation where this is actually kind of welcome news involving a workplace bully who operates via DM. I'm moving on very soon, but I've shared many of our interactions with management, management has
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what would it look like to create a public/government arm of social media? Ever been to the talk page of a Wikipedia article?
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