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by lysp 9y ago
The number is under-represented because US English is not used worldwide: ilovemymum: 7928 ilovemymam: 926
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by lysp 9y ago
> but violation of terms of service seems like a breach of contract I agree. But also, breach of contract can only occur if there is an actual contract. Speaking generally - if I purchase software then a contract would exist (offer/
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by lysp 9y ago
The issue I believe with stories, is that Instagram allows metrics and snap does not. Sure you can have 100k followers and say "80k people viewed my advertising story", but it stops at that. Instagram provides deeper metrics and a
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by lysp 9y ago
Because it was written by their social media team - a hired 20-25yo and not a 40-60yo.
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by lysp 9y ago
> so that’s fun for any place that was relying on it. Places can simply work out a monthly total the cost of CC fees and increase their prices overall (or on specific products) to recover that cost.
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by lysp 9y ago
It's a standard share trade strategy. The net cost is 0 - cash in = cash out. And taxation is zero because your profit is (at the time) 0. It also means you can do something else with your original investment. If it goes up 100x - cash
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HDMI 2.1 Specification Released(avsforum.com)
3 points by lysp 9y ago|0 comments
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by lysp 9y ago
Your analogy - I'm allowed to copy John Carter (2012) dvds and do what I like with them because it made a loss of $125m and the only people who saw it were the director's family, next door neighbour and pet dog. The bigger the des
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by lysp 9y ago
That's definitely a good point. The fact that a 3rd party looking at the picture managed to recognise that it was his tape (when it could have been one of potentially millions of tapes) shows that it is not significantly different.
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by lysp 9y ago
That's the whole purpose of a stock photo website. To easily track down the owner of the image and buy a license to use it for money. You can do it manually by contacting a person directly, negotiating a fee for a license to use that i
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by lysp 9y ago
Similar thing happened in Australia recently. Every member of parliament and senators have their phone bills published to the government website as part of public disclosure. What happened though is instead of deleting their phone numbers,
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by lysp 9y ago
> But this article seems to suggest that they were sending the executable in full It doesn't necessarily need to be an executable. Imagine this filter: - File type: .docx - Silent Signature: "TOP SECRET//COMINT&#x2F
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by lysp 9y ago
In Australia police do go into homes and check. They have random spot checks to make sure guns and ammunition are stored correctly (locked up separately). They check the guns owned and make sure types and serial numbers match up. And if you
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by lysp 9y ago
For HF have you looked at the upcoming airspy HF+? DC to 31 and 60 to 260 at 18 bit. http://airspy.com/airspy-hf-plus/ Only disadvantage is possibly the 768k max bandwidth.
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by lysp 9y ago
In August 2014, the whole of Australia switched from signature based to chip and PIN. I'm guessing a lot of other countries have followed too.
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by lysp 9y ago
There's also a long running discussion on the commbank forums (since 2013). https://community.commbank.com.au/t5/NetBank/API-access/td-p... However, the response is not really understood by those answeri
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(AU) Defence Dept files to be moved out of private DC after Chinese buy-in(abc.net.au)
1 points by lysp 9y ago|0 comments
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Nintendo banning modified 3DSes from online(kotaku.com.au)
2 points by lysp 9y ago|1 comments
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by lysp 9y ago
Microsoft still are supporting XP. Just not for the the general public. Organisations with high value software that relies on XP still receive ongoing support from Microsoft (such as the US Navy and anyone else who wants to pay big bucks fo
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by lysp 9y ago
It also means the machine runs quieter.
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by lysp 10y ago
Companies are only meant to use the visa to fill a need/gap where there are no local workers to fill a job. The minimum wage for the visa is $40,000 USD ($53k AUD). What companies are doing however, is hiring foreign workers (typically
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by lysp 10y ago
It 100% is fruad.
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by lysp 10y ago
Similar to the scatter-gun automated DMCA requests sent out by copyright organisations over a single word or two match from a google search.
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Australia now has its own 'Google Tax'(zdnet.com)
3 points by lysp 10y ago|0 comments
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by lysp 10y ago
"This to me means that spyware might collect data at any time of the day via my TV, but it does not send it when the TV is off. At least when the TV is turned off, the CIA, or any other agent, cannot listen into my living room live via
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by lysp 10y ago
Check the synology forums linked in the article. Quite a few units have completely died without explanation. From the descriptions given by the users it does sound like dead cpu.
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by lysp 10y ago
They could, but after the bad PR I doubt anyone (in large amounts) would want to buy them. If they did, it'd be better to make it a slightly different shape and then release it under a different name.
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by lysp 10y ago
My practise is to do: UPDATE ImportantTable SET ImportantColumn = ImportantColumn WHERE Condition = True Check the rows affected, then change it to: UPDATE ImportantTable SET ImportantColumn = NewValue WHERE Condition
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by lysp 10y ago
As Australia drives on the opposite side to the USA - the general thing to do is slow cars move to the left and most overtaking is done in the "fast" / right lane(s). In practise though, people go slow in the right lanes and
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Autofill data able to be stolen via hidden fields in Chrome, Safari and Opera(zdnet.com)
2 points by lysp 10y ago|0 comments

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