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by ineedtosleep 9y ago
Pretty absurd that they're asking for all of this and: > [...] In addition to their social media histories, visa applicants will be asked for five years of previously used telephone numbers, email addresses, international travel and
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by ineedtosleep 9y ago
Yep, I also did the same and accidentally clicked on the "Pay Instantly with Paypal" button -- which indeed did what it said it would. I supposed I'm not too torn up about it since I put a large majority of the purchase towar
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by ineedtosleep 9y ago
I used PIA with relative success. The caveats being: 1. DNS resolution may not work, so you'll need to find a way to resolve the domain name (i.e. hk.privateinternetaccess.com) to IPs for your config. 2. Even if you get an IP it may no
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by ineedtosleep 9y ago
I was in China this year and found it surprising that it's as powerful as it is. Consequently, I also found out how powerful not having the entire internet is. The amount of information/sites I wasn't able to access due to it
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by ineedtosleep 9y ago
The first tier is not $15, it's $1.
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by ineedtosleep 9y ago
The obligatory podcast about this: http://www.npr.org/sections/money/2017/01/11/509378842/episo... Very worth the listen.
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by ineedtosleep 9y ago
Wholeheartedly agreed. I'm in Southern California and we're just spoiled for choice here. I've personally brewed and helped friends brew. Although I vastly prefer some of our brews, the amount of time/effort required is
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by ineedtosleep 10y ago
> The official supporting libraries and tools — vue-router, vuex, vue-loader and vueify — have all been updated to support 2.0. vue-cli now scaffolds 2.0-based projects by default. Very nice. Personally, I've been waiting for the vu
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by ineedtosleep 11y ago
Ah yes, Juno. Along with NetZero and Freewwweb, I journeyed the path of the "grey"-side with free internet hacks (which just blocked the ads). My parents didn't yet see the value of internet -- nor did they have the extra cas
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by ineedtosleep 11y ago
Yup. Additionally, Radiolab had an episode about this too[1] and it changed how I now think of "exotic" hunting. [1] http://www.radiolab.org/story/rhino-hunter/
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by ineedtosleep 11y ago
I knew something was up when they removed the time since the item was posted. This change will just make me unfollow the bigger users that I follow and check them manually.
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by ineedtosleep 11y ago
I honestly can't tell if this is an elaborate prank or if it's a legitimate service. I feel as if it's just saying to just use email instead of $SASS_PRODUCTS{A..Z} since they are all trying to replicate basic email features:
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by ineedtosleep 11y ago
They don't (or shouldn't). I've been using the IE8-IE10 images for a long while now and nothing ever auto updates.
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by ineedtosleep 11y ago
Is it too early to be suggesting Argon2? I've not heard of it until now, but the Wikipedia entry[1] shows that the paper was just released late last year. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Argon2
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by ineedtosleep 11y ago
Oh definitely. This is a fine example of how to do a service shutdown. Sadly, I await the comments from unprepared customers next year. If you make apps and use any sort of {P,B,S,I,}aaS, do you yourself a favor and follow/subscribe&#x
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by ineedtosleep 11y ago
"Questionable people" is hardly a concrete descriptor, nor is it something immediately obvious. Let's say I meet a guy at a party. Facial scanners detect me with him. He seems like a nice guy, but he is currently on trial for
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by ineedtosleep 11y ago
From personal experience as someone who's had a computer since around 8 years old (and is nearing 30), I have to say that I've learned to speak more confidently, especially in less-than-ideal situations; however, I will always be
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by ineedtosleep 11y ago
Probably. It would actually be nice to see statistics for how many businesses (i.e. bars, gyms, restaurants) have cable/satellite subscriptions, especially for sports. I too am without cable, but there's hardly a shortage of place
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by ineedtosleep 12y ago
I'd say it's feasible. Practical? Probably not. I'd imagine it would be like a very linear, horribly written story: * John goes to the store and meets a woman named Jane. * Wait, actually her name is Alice and she w
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by ineedtosleep 12y ago
I've always joked around about Asians rinsing their rice: "The world would save so much fresh water if Asians only rinsed their water once." My mom would usually get mad at me since I usually rinse 1-2 times when she does aro
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by ineedtosleep 12y ago
> [...] there is this sense that you have to say something to justify whatever choices you've made. Whenever I somehow get time to work on a new "weekend project", I go through that every time. I know better and should sti
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by ineedtosleep 12y ago
Over 90% of public roads service drunk drivers, drug dealers and most known and unknown criminals. All users of such roads should be searchable at any given moment.
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by ineedtosleep 12y ago
That was my interpretation as well, however, people who build their own computers should probably look in detail what the license entails as it may be like Windows 8 System Builder Edition. AFAIK, the System Builder Edition is bound to your
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by ineedtosleep 12y ago
From the article referenced ( http://www.gamesindustry.biz/articles/2013-10-23-game-devs-w... ) > As we get deeper into the process we discover that things that sounded good on paper don't work in practice. Thing
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by ineedtosleep 12y ago
Poisoning the well much? Even if true, one biased article does not make them into "another mouthpiece."
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by ineedtosleep 12y ago
> I just thought I'd get that out of the way before the usual flame war erupts, Then you post an ad-hominem and ignore any evidence that this site breaks the web. Bravo.
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by ineedtosleep 12y ago
In all honesty, this comment and its children should just be deleted. It has degenerated this entire submission and, whether or not it was intentional, ruined any sort of discussion about the crux of the matter. If you're a bloodthirst
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by ineedtosleep 12y ago
Congratulations on getting funded! And thanks for the reminder -- I've been meaning to back the project since it's from a fellow San Diegan (as well as being an awesome project). Looking forward to that launch party.
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by ineedtosleep 12y ago
Just had to say that your last sentence was surprisingly touching (obviously IMO). I have my own qualms about the article in the OP as I've studied written/spoken language patterns a good amount in my time, but your point of relat
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by ineedtosleep 12y ago
I've downvoted you as well, but mostly because you're framing your comment as fact, which, according to all these replies, is not the case. I run regularly up and down steep hills and go cycling ~15 miles at least once a week. I a

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