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10y ago
Upbright makes cheap PSUs, so I suspect its a fake.
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kayfox
10y ago
My surname is Fox. Its very hard for CS agents to spell correctly.
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10y ago
Noone can log in and it cant process transactions. So, if you are logged in already you can use offline mode. If you use their point of sale software to track cash sales and are not logged in already, your pretty screwed at this point.
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kayfox
10y ago
Offline mode is only available if your already logged in.
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10y ago
If you have been rejected recently you will be pulled in for secondary screening even if your on NEXUS. Also, its difficult to get a NEXUS card if you have been rejected recently, but they wont take yours away for being turned back unless y
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kayfox
10y ago
The SSL2 issue was fixed in 11.2.1 HF11 and 11.4.0, so it should be long fixed in all supported versions at this point.
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10y ago
Session tickets are not enabled by default on F5 Big-IP.
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10y ago
News reports the maximum possible sentence for a crime, whereas the crime would be sentenced under the Federal Sentencing Guidelines, so 10 years max is often 1 year for a first time offender. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki&#
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kayfox
10y ago
And even when its not a fake or not the correct brand, it can be expired.
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10y ago
I switched to a totally nonmetallic belt and they always have me take it off. I also always get a patdown and hands run on the inside of my pants waistline. I think this is because I have long hair and the scanner operator punches the wro
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kayfox
11y ago
Orwellian.
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11y ago
This reminds me of the book Interface by Neil Stephenson. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Interface_(novel)
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kayfox
11y ago
Eh, its been used as recently as 2007: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spirit_of_Washington_Dinner_Tr...
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11y ago
You should watch some of Dave's (EEVBlog) videos, he's hilarious.
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11y ago
I am in a position to hear a lot of comments on Paypal from freelance artists, and I often hear of them freezing someone's account over some transaction or for no expressed reason at all. I often wonder how they can get away with thi
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11y ago
Clarification: Sending deauth packets on networks you control is fine. The issue the FCC is taking is with systems that send deauth packets to other networks.
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kayfox
11y ago
Its more subtle than that. The FCC considers sending deauth packets to networks you are not supposed to be in control of jamming. So, still a bad thing here, but not quite the same reason.
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11y ago
I have always thought that at least part of that degree implies that you have the initiative and self-guidance to achieve things with little outside direction. I have noted a few employers who ask for a four year degree, but not in any sp
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11y ago
You can always hire a tutor if your having trouble self-driving your own education.
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kayfox
11y ago
I don't think the dangers need to be downplayed. The incidence does need to be looked at. I think we blame drones for all sorts of things that are not drones these days.
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11y ago
So, the solution to people who are struggling with instability as a result of and causing them to be poor and have issues surviving is to threaten them with more instability? We have seen time and again the solution to homelessness is stabi
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11y ago
In my experience this sort of situation is helpful for business owners who want some sort of enhanced police presence, building owners looking to solve traffic problems with their garages and event runners who want some (really) enhanced se
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11y ago
Convention runner here. Between $100-750 per day. Some plans charge per device, some per jack, some per event. At some events you can get away with using hotel guest Internet, which is cheaper ($10-15 per day). Typically other network co
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11y ago
Bonus points: "Jamming" is not used in the law.
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11y ago
It looks like they were part of a Freedom of Information Act request.
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11y ago
Probably 30, but you dont need existing transistors needed to divide 60hz down to 1hz, so the change in parts count might be smaller. Edit: Previously said 30, but it looks like its 60. Each JK flip flop takes 4 transistors. Edit: Back to
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11y ago
Mitsumi still manufactures a large portion of Nintendo's product.
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11y ago
Or just an HP-48GX
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11y ago
But the extrodinary includes issues discovered by those processing the data.
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11y ago
And my friends wonder why I'm still using CS3 and in some cases Photoshop 6.
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