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by jijji 7y ago
i use devices that do frequent device updates, but the point is they dont force them on you and reboot your phone without human intervention...
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by jijji 7y ago
Same here. I thought IOS was cool in 2007 when most people first got it, but then the constant forced-upgrades and forced-updates of the phone where it would randomly reboot the phone while sitting idle on your desk and where you would ran
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by jijji 7y ago
thats not true, its well documented how various bittorrent clients can work through tor. the main drawback is that its slower than a direct connection, but that does not mean it doesn't work...
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by jijji 7y ago
alot of times its also a zoning issue... Most cities won't let you build a room that is less than 150 square feet in dimension. Then you need one bathroom per four bedrooms. And then the city tries to regulate the length of time that
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by jijji 7y ago
pretty soon when the technology exists to read minds remotely, police will have an equally efficient and less intrusive way to find suspects, similar to this... if we treat our DNA like public photographs, its only a matter of time before w
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by jijji 7y ago
I would think that police would need a warrant from every person that hits on the the database, not just the targets, but every person whose DNA is included in such a database. If there are 50 million records of DNA included in the databas
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by jijji 7y ago
For decades I'm paying $80/month for each 2U dell poweredge R815 with 1TB of RAM and 48 cores, hosted in a datacenter with redundant power. I'm sure it is fun to play around with all these expensive services Amazon offers, b
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by jijji 7y ago
Hosting terabytes of data on an S3 bucket where people would download 45TB per month ($0.023/GB == $1000+/month) sounds like a really expensive way to distribute your data to people...
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by jijji 7y ago
yes thats because this article isnt about vaping nicotine/vg/pg, its about vaping thc/mineral oil (or any oil) which causes inflammation/damage to the lungs+death
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by jijji 7y ago
The argument from the parent about using a laptop is "orders of magnitude" less safe than using a iOS or android device is just not true. It depends what you're running on each device.
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by jijji 7y ago
maybe in a windows laptop, but people who run laptops using linux probably have more security in the laptop than on their phone, most browsers are pretty safe.
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by jijji 7y ago
it really seems like a slippery slope to be fining companies for selling products that are tightly regulated to begin with. next they will apply the can-spam act to billboard and television advertisers, which might not be too far off and eq
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by jijji 7y ago
it seems like a marketing message about cloudflare... I'm sure most people don't know what "cloudflare" is, how it relates to a message board like "8chan", and most people don't even know what 8chan is, an
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by jijji 7y ago
The article makes the assumption that the likes of Walmart, Walgreens and CVS should be responsible for "monitoring" what doctors legitimate prescriptions are being asked to fill, as if they were doing anything illegal by doing th
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by jijji 7y ago
Any demos of the phone making an actual phone call, sending an sms text message?
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by jijji 7y ago
have your script test for your own network possibly being down, then if it gets a bad response, put the transaction in a queue to be retried later
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by jijji 7y ago
its pretty disturbing when you type in "men can" on the google search screen and the suggested search keywords that follow are "men can get pregnant", "men can have periods", and "men can have babies"
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by jijji 7y ago
not much different than php print var_export(json_decode($json,TRUE), TRUE);
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by jijji 7y ago
i was evicting some tenants who had a brand new bed from rent-a-center, and the guys came to pick it up.... one of them forgot his hex screw driver, and called into the manager to say he "saw bed bugs" and then they gave the guy t
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by jijji 7y ago
you can buy all of that on craigslist for ~$700 ... $100 for each bed, $100 (or free) for sofa, $200 for fridge $100 for tv, ac for $50 and dining table for $50.. If you plan on relocating in six months to another city, that might make sen
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by jijji 7y ago
Playing with any water system requires permission from the water management district in your local area, or the health department, or both. Plans would need to be drawn and stamped by a civil engineer, inspected and approved and then final
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by jijji 7y ago
is it a conspiracy theory that it was quoted by the lead investigator that Seth Rich was talking to Wikileaks on a computer that the hard drive was found to be missing on? Is it a conspiracy theory that the lead investigator was quoted as s
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by jijji 7y ago
The story you are quoting talks about how at the time when wikileaks was going to publish the john podesta email archive, he received another message about more financial information relating to hillary clinton campaign. The story appears
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by jijji 7y ago
> Assange let himself be used by the Russians, Has there been any actual evidence that Russian people were involved in the leaking of the john podesta emails? To the contrary, Seth Rich was mentioned as the likely leaker from the very be
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by jijji 7y ago
i've noticed a lot of banks/hedge funds will invest in property tax certificates with a typical return of 18%, and then pay out a lower interest rate back to the customer... its alot safer to do it that way than to invest in rando
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by jijji 7y ago
carry two phones, one used only when traveling across the border. Swap sim cards when needed.
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by jijji 8y ago
when they do that, i have sent an invoice to the recruiter for the hours they wasted of my time... didnt get the payment lol
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by jijji 8y ago
A large investment bank Knight Trading would queue orders after the market closes, and then in the morning they had software that would insert their own buy/sell orders based on what was sitting in the queue from the previous night. D
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by jijji 8y ago
Do any web sites based in the USA have to honor these takedown notices from countries based in the EU?
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by jijji 8y ago
changing the zoning laws is really hard when you have people in the hotel industry spending huge amounts to not only keep it the way it is, but make it even more restrictive. Cities are fining airbnb, using code enforcement to put huge lei

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