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by kmbfjr 5y ago
I would have no problem selling to Carvana, but buying is tied to their financing. Carvana offered me 4.15% on a 15k note for a 2021 truck. My local dealer, same truck style, 1.99% same term. No way. They’ll take cash, but make that work
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by kmbfjr 5y ago
Your qualifications first.
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Reading about incidences such as this has made me think critically about all cloud services in the United States, and the conclusion is simply not to use them. Sure, the probability is lower than getting struck by lightning. I certainly do
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by kmbfjr 5y ago
It is not overblown. I refuse to be a perpetual suspect in the possession and transfer of child pornography. Having these checks on my phone is just a short hop to checking everything the camera sees. I worked with a guy who was convicted
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by kmbfjr 5y ago
They very much did own them, you need to look at the history of ampr.org, who sits on the board and “who” applied for the /8. These did not belong to amateur radio, TAPR, the ARRL or anyone but this organization.
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by kmbfjr 5y ago
This advice is meaningless coming from people who lack friends. And it is clear why you do not.
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by kmbfjr 5y ago
55 year old software engineer , with extensive RF/analog background with dual EE/CE degrees. I can’t begin to count the number of interviews gleaned from LinkedIn where the first 45 minutes of the interview was a late 20’s early
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by kmbfjr 5y ago
Just ham, not HAM, not H.A.M.
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by kmbfjr 5y ago
We all stand on the shoulders of those who came before us. Yes, they are bad ideas. But back when those old COBOL people were on the job, it is what they had in their tool kit. It is easy to make light of decades old ideas from a modern la
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by kmbfjr 5y ago
It is an absolutely horrible way to die. This may appear to be over the top for 25 cases, but should the vector be via puppies who very much chew and bite their owners, it would certainly be more than 25 cases. It is very prevalent in rac
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by kmbfjr 5y ago
What makes you think Keystone and this pipeline are the same in any way? They are not, and you should know the difference before dragging political nonsense totally irrelevant into the topic at hand. I know, some people just can’t help them
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by kmbfjr 6y ago
As if you have never run to the bathroom during a commercial break. No one is under any obligation to accept advertising. Only since the modern web have advertisers and content providers made this an argument on ethics.
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by kmbfjr 6y ago
Sony’s commercial broadcast automation system that used robotics to feed tapes into Beta machines, ran this OS.
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by kmbfjr 6y ago
You are using one local example to bolster claims of fraud across at least four states, if not the entire nation. Trump lost by what, 8 million votes? Does dirty shit happen? Absolutely. Was it in this election? Yep. Was it enough to sw
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by kmbfjr 6y ago
Maybe the right needs to understand that no corporation is required to give them their platform. It isn’t “censorship” to toss your ass off Twitter for violating their TOS. It is censorship for the government to demand Twitter shut ya down
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by kmbfjr 6y ago
Exactly. Meanwhile, the militias in Michigan who view Terry Nichols as a martyr, continue weekend training in the national forests of Michigan.
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by kmbfjr 6y ago
Why would you store cryto wallets in iCloud unencrypted? OS X makes it easy to create AES-256 encrypted sparsebundle disk images.
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by kmbfjr 6y ago
What? No. Alternative stores will want to be installed by default, and then we're off to the bloatware races.
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by kmbfjr 6y ago
I'm sure there will be an EU mandated change that results in an extremely shitty user experience.
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by kmbfjr 6y ago
Not only that, but they are charging entrepreneurial rates for something that is now, a very mature business. Apple's woes on this matter are largely Apple's creation. However, if developers want to accept payment outside of Appl
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by kmbfjr 6y ago
What's the competition for clothing distribution inside a Macy's? I mean, c'mon, it is their marketplace. Apple's customers have willingly chosen this, it wasn't forced upon them.
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by kmbfjr 6y ago
Your concern is well founded, but what are you going to use that doesn't end up touching libraries written in...C? We're a long way from "Smashing the Stack", people are aware of mitigation and the care that needs to be
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by kmbfjr 6y ago
But how will I read about "Dakota", an avid yoga enthusiast who just happens to be a mom, who enjoys making healthy and savory meals for her family while blogging? Seriously, I hope this spells an end to the Google ranking imposed
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by kmbfjr 6y ago
I used to think that we'd emerge a cleaner more considerate society. I was naive. Too many Americans are far too selfish and inconsiderate not to return to the "way things were". We're already seeing the 1%'ers of
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by kmbfjr 6y ago
My bet is that it was always evil, no one noticed because they were distracted by the amazing customer focus and service. Google may have touted the "do no evil" matra, but looking back, their plan was always to look over your sho
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by kmbfjr 7y ago
They originally did it all with vacuum tubes no less.
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by kmbfjr 7y ago
Boeing isn’t too big to fail, it is too important to fail. The author raises a valid point that the financial engineers on the board beed to go.
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by kmbfjr 7y ago
People put these things in their pockets and fly with them. Forcing people to use batteries with a decent level of quality control is a good thing. I don't feel like dying because someone spent $15 on a replacement battery purchased a