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kweks
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Hi Ted. This event seems to have been triggered from abuse complaints - and involved the registrar not reaching out to the client in question. Curiously enough, I had a very similar incident with Namecheap last week: an unsubstantiated emai
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I love namecheap - customer for over 10 years - but a recent incident has me rethinking my patronage. We recently received a "lawyer DDOS" - where a law firm sent multiple letters claiming /alleged/ trademark infringemen
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Many people jump out of planes in 200+ km/hr of wind without getting snapped into pieces. Perhaps it's comparable to that.
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Recent advice on alcohol is to avoid it completely: https://www.thelancet.com/journals/lancet/article/PIIS0140-6...
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8y ago
The legal area you are probably referring to is trademark law. If you do not defend a trademark, the mark risks becoming diluted, and is open to overturn. ( https://secureyourtrademark.com/blog/trademark-101-can-lose-..
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Shopify Payments Hostages clients: How not to roll out a product
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Buy a China Mobile Hong Kong 4G China data roaming SIM in Hong Kong airport (arrival concourse). $15USD, rechargable - and 4G unfiltered internet in mainland China.
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8y ago
Depends on the border. For about two years after the attacks, the A1 (major highway between France and Belgium) was restricted to one lane, with barrier chicanes before reaching the border. Eventually the three bored policemen at the border
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Hi - small note from someone who has worked extensively with homeless. While each bullet point you make has a superficial logic, they are (unfortunately !) Incorrect due to erroneous assumptions. If the "problem" was as simple as
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I found that XMPlay replaces Winamp perfectly. Tiny footprint (less.than 1MB), support for all modern codecs, active development, API and plugin environment, streaming. Combined with the minimal skin, it's my first install on any new w
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He is actually working for Espressif now I believe, due to his work on the ESP8266 framework!
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Of similar ilk and made by the community super star sprite_tm: https://pocketsprite.com
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Yup. You can purchase unlimited packages in a large selection of countries. Been using the service for years now. Amazing. And no need to swap Sims, or replace your home sim
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8y ago
Knowroaming.com Essentially worldwide coverage, cheap rates, unlimited plans as well, no monthly fee, and only kicks in when you need it :)
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Shopify integration ?
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We've all but given up on Stripe's radar. We plugged in Signifyd, and it's amazing to see how often Stripe gets things .. completely wrong. Now obviously Signifyd scrub, but we haven't seen a case where we've had cl
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9y ago
Do they actually have GPS? The Chinese bikes have a dirt cheap BLE module; the App pulls GPS data from your phone. Which is to say, when people displace the bikes "manually", the maps are no longer accurate.
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Absolutely. The Turkish army occupy a few buildings on the "main road", with regular patrols, floodlit streets, etc. When we were there, there was also a UN presence, about 1km down the road from the Turkish HQ. There's a con
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Visited Varosha a few years back. http://ninjito.com/_2015-04-14-Varosha Our goal was to traverse the entire city, and to then rooftop a hotel on the beach. The military presence is very real, and the city has a beautiful &
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Supermarket checkouts in France are woefully slow and ineffecient. I've lived here for 10 years, and it drives me crazy. - Cashiers do not pack for you. (Most other countries, they will bag as they go. Groceries are plonked on the othe
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Furthering the other replies, manufacturing is hard . In a similar vein to the way software devs roll their eyes when a client says: "..It's just a tiny change, it won't take any time", there are so many hidden gotchyas
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9y ago
Fascinating, thank you very much!
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For anyone interested, Iran has some amazing examples of mind bending mosque decoration. If you're a fan of maths, tesselation, art or architecture, it's all there. They have a style that I can only describe as 3D honeycomb stalac
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9y ago
Except for: 1. Jordan (Decriminalised) 2. Turkey (Legal) 3. Lebanon (Allowable) 4. Oman (Illegal but tolerated) 5. Bahrain (Legal) 6. Iraq North (Kurdistan) 7. Palestine Capital punishment is "only" carried out in: Saudi Ar
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Hi ! Very strange juxtaposition of your examples of "irrational" or "stupidity without established merit". Subdermal magnets aside, BASE comes in many forms. You may think of it as guys in wing suits zooming past the gro
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This is very likely a "lost in translation" or "false friend" moment. The French "exceptionnel" means: one of a kind, typically due to extenuating cricrumstances. (When your local bakery is closed because the b
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Depending on the age of the site, its uniqueness and competition barrier to entry, typically between 1.5 - 3.5x I've just gone through the process via dealflowbrokerage.com - good experience so far.
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You are correct, but tethering ability is controlled by your carrier, meaning many have it disabled or charge for more if you tether. The wifi to wifi ability is fantastic when you are in hotels, etc that charge per device. It's the o
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The one missing "tweak" - open tethering. MyWi was an amazing Cydia app, allowing for 3G > wifi, and even wifi to wifi sharing. The iPhone still feels totally crippled without this functionality, and there's not even any w
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Looking forward to the post-mortem on this one.
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