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by junto 10y ago
I'm guessing this is most probably the case.
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In Germany, the first season was on Netflix. There is no Syfy channel here, so I'm not sure there is any way to get legally at the moment.
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I'm very much looking forward to when they finally release the second season of "The Expanse" and "Sense8". I don't understand why the Expanse series two is being held back from Europe. Is it already available
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Depends how old the laptop is!
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I think the comment was intended to be overtly racist. LGBT folk are pretty welcome in Israel, but you "should be" sleeping with Israelis and not "Arabs".
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Apparently he had absolutely no idea, but it completely freaked him out.
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> Why not require passengers to turn their laptops on as they go through security? That would be a more effective security measure than forcing them to check them in their luggage. The reason that security checks aren't going to ask
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by junto 10y ago
But El Al is also profiling passengers before they even reach the airport. They stop people on route and question them to gain any subtle clues as to whether people might be nervous or acting strangely. They know weird shit like who you&#x2
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If I were the US government with aspirations of complete population control, I'd be using the NSA data secretly to build a database of every single person, and producing a "risk/threat score". Every action you take onlin
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One of the biggest issues with UK newspapers is ownership and political influence. There are very few owners and they all have distinct political goals, and are willing to influence elections by sidling up to politicians (and vice versa). S
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Any friends of yours who have installed any FB application will have uploaded your contact details. All FB needs to do is merge all of those profiles of you from each of your friends and they will have a pretty accurate informational profil
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by junto 10y ago
I also had this recently too. I got given a friend suggestion of someone I haven't seen in twenty years. We have no shared FB friends, nor location, nor schooling / college education. I have her email address in my contacts which
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no, the wonders of autocorrect on the new and not improved Android gesture typing. Thanks! :)
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He's slowly removing the project that are willing to stand against him. By using extreme executive orders he's able to test the water, and see who is willing to support him regardless of how extreme his actions are. He's clea
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Some of the things Trump has said are scarily effective. The Mexico wall being a great example. He turned the debate to who will pay for the wall. The argument about whether there should be a wall or not became a mute point. The slight of h
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Work for a solutions provider. Get yourself on a SAP project and ask for SAP training alongside. Work your way up. At some point you'll be senior enough to leave an get yourself lucrative contracting gigs.
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by junto 10y ago
I'm not sure we should make it a competition!
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I'm also yet to find the perfect photos app. It needs to have: - self hosted front end with a simple management interface for organising photos into albums, uploading, setting permissions - simple security so you can share only with th
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by junto 10y ago
I think that a succession of British Home Secretaries have read 1984, then have subsequently been disappointed at its lack of vision, and dived straight into dastardly evil ways in which they could improve upon Orwell's shortsightednes
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Well there are two possible scenarios I can envisage. a) The issue was an oversight and simply a bug that needs to be fixed. The question is why FB doesn't want it fixed? b) Moxie knew that this issue existed but was N
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Let's not beat around the bush here. These guys are government authorised death squads. Many of them are psychopathic or deeply scared by what they've seen and done. They learn to treat the enemy as subhuman. That leads to a lack
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by junto 10y ago
Thanks for posting the image. Twitter's mobile site does not allow you to zoom the image. Very annoying how mobile sites do that.
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Wouldn't your geography teacher be more annoyed than your history teacher, or have I missed the point?
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Because the owners are most likely US based. That makes them still targets for law enforcement, regardless of where the site is hosted. There is a gap in the market for someone outside the US to offer such a service, but ideally that countr
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You've missed: 3. Be forced to admit in court that there is no source code and the defendants were identified by the NSA illegally spying, storing and analysing the internet traffic of all US citizens. The NSA hands the IP addresses to
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You should read "The Circle" by Dave Eggers.
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So by that rationale, if a pig had a better personality, he would cease to be a filthy animal? Is that true?
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You can get started fairly easily. Take a sailing course that gives you a recognized certificate. For example, the RYA "Competent Crew" or "Day skipper". Different countries have different certifications that are recogni
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I work in a monolith driven development environment. The application is now so huge, that rather than reuse code, team members just add new but very similar methods for new features, because you can no longer identify the code you should be
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Not to mention that the UK is then dependent on the US for servicing and parts. It's not like you can shop around for a cheaper servicing contract.

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