lancepioch

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by lancepioch 6y ago
Eero has been great to me, but yes, it requires an account.
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by lancepioch 6y ago
Are you talking about the Play More Unlimited plan from Verizon? That costs $80 per month for one person and also includes taxes and fees.
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by lancepioch 6y ago
Charging $.50 + 5% would mean that every $1 app would now give a 55% cut to apple and every $2 app would still give 30%. I believe the majority of the apps are $1. So I think this scheme simply increased the total Apple receives overall...
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by lancepioch 6y ago
Google has basically the same profit margins with their Pixel phones compared to Apple and Android has 85% market share. Yeah you can sideload any app you want on your Android, but I've heard of no even half serious 3rd party competito
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by lancepioch 6y ago
You gave an example of price fixing, not anti competitive behavior. They don't have to meet up in a secret room either for it to count. If they are constantly adjusting their prices to all be exactly the same, that is illegal in the U.
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by lancepioch 6y ago
Funny enough it redirects back to the root domain for me. Probably because of my location.
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by lancepioch 7y ago
Where I live, as long as you're in the intersection before the light turns red, you're fine.
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by lancepioch 7y ago
It looks like it completely depends on there being other types of radio waves and modifying them. If you were security conscious you could either check if radio signals were being modified somehow or just shield off certain rooms (faraday c
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by lancepioch 7y ago
Bring your own ip: https://www.vultr.com/features/bgp/
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by lancepioch 7y ago
Excluding CCTLD's, I don't think there should be private TLD's. Restrictions are fine (such as .museum for example).
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by lancepioch 7y ago
Because having to deal with glasses/contacts is a small but annoying life problem.
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by lancepioch 7y ago
I just used that with yeti.com and it's actually amazing how well it works.
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by lancepioch 7y ago
It seems like they are able to take existing blood and modify the type so that even people that aren't universal blood donors can still have it used on anybody that needs it.
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by lancepioch 7y ago
Can you have an option to do that? I imagine in some cases it might be better for people (in certain regions or roles) where their IP being hidden is a core component of "Privacy First".
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by lancepioch 7y ago
I may be wrong, but I think that it's completely encrypted and that Apple couldn't even access it without your password. I can't say I'm a huge fan of being locked into the ecosystem, however I am relieved to hear that m
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by lancepioch 7y ago
Maybe it shouldn't be possible to have a single company that with such an enormous number of people that it's larger than every single city and town but the largest 70 in the whole country (with a total of nearly 20k cities and 16
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by lancepioch 7y ago
Where I live and have been, it's not uncommon to get pulled over for going the speed limit or lower.
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by lancepioch 7y ago
Eliminating competition isn't illegal. Creating monopolies isn't illegal. Using a monopoly in one industry to negatively affect businesses in another industry or gain a monopoly there is illegal.
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by lancepioch 7y ago
I could be wrong, but I think that's more because of restrictions from the countries themselves than Apple. I don't think Apple would put unnecessary restrictions in if not for the legal requirements from various countries.
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by lancepioch 7y ago
Which law are you referring to?
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by lancepioch 7y ago
You could import your Steam/Origin/Gog/etc library of stadia compatible games.
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by lancepioch 8y ago
2FA has nothing to do with user privacy
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by lancepioch 8y ago
Race is constitutionally protected, sexuality is not.
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by lancepioch 8y ago
That's almost entirely because of the competition with Gitlab.
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by lancepioch 9y ago
I've heard that GPS is only accurate from about 3-5 meter radius. I think this was also in the same thread talking about the government improving it though.
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by lancepioch 9y ago
Some states have it, some don't.
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by lancepioch 9y ago
In the US, once you commit a crime, it'll follow you for the rest of your life, even after you paid your time and money.
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by lancepioch 9y ago
Why are you trying to freeze his credit? I don't think he'll even be in their systems until he gets his first financial account, presumably years later.
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by lancepioch 9y ago
Adults that have credit history, I believe.
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by lancepioch 9y ago
I thought that the statue of limitations requires you to not leave or flee. Since he's in the embassy, isn't he technically on foreign soil?

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