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YouTuber Sparky Channel seeks help recovering account, 182k subs, 934 videos
(youtube.com)
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The tsunami of legal work and e-discovery work to come
(gregorybufithis.com)
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What portion of that law makes immediate seizure and redistribution an appropriate penalty? Are alleged price gougers not entitled to due process? https://www1.nyc.gov/site/dca/media/pr031720-DCWP-Emergency-..
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After 40 Years, the LexisNexis Mainframe Is No More
(abovethelaw.com)
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7y ago
Presence on this list potentially indicates individuals of higher net worth and credit history, making it more valuable than other sources?
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7y ago
We set it up at our condo building lobby on a nice MFP for anyone to use. Was a great, easy to use solution.
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7y ago
But, if you transition, you lose some significant existing functionality and integration.
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7y ago
> In my mind, fully distributed doesn't have to be the goal. I believe the number one problem for getting people to talk to their smart devices are NATs. Ubiquiti does a good job with this - they provide the interface to get into my
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I remain miffed by their recent decision to force the blue lights to on with my dropcams. I actually was able to gather critical evidence when cleaners (who were swapped out for my regular people without warning by the cleaning service) dec
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Because you can’t buy true insurance. You are buying a combination of prepaid healthcare - often including things you don’t need - with some insurance features attached.
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OR Union Wants Voters to Limit Grocers to Two Self-Checkout Stations per Store
(wweek.com)
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The i3 does have a center display, but that’s mostly for the infotainment system. The traditional dashboard functions are where you’d expect, right in front of the driver. https://imgur.com/gallery/mScDh1U
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7y ago
Yes, but you risk also blocking the IR illuminators that let it work at night.
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7y ago
How many cameras do you pass each day that have a glowing/flashing indicator on them? None of the commercial cameras in my workplace or condo building have lights. This change is extremely frustrating to me. I actually got valuable foo
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Nest Cam status lights can no longer be turned off for privacy
(androidpolice.com)
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It's also historically been difficult to get those addresses because the people who ran the block often don't respond to requests.
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Another Amazon Alexa Privacy Problem
(blog.thetravelinsider.info)
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EDiscovery vendor made the Mueller report a searchable demo of their product
(logikcull.com)
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State privacy laws no backdoor for COPPA claims in Google suit [pdf]
(law360.com)
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7th Circuit: Dismissal of TCPA unsolicited fax lawsuit inappropriate [pdf]
(media.ca7.uscourts.gov)
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A Data Commons for Law
(medium.com)
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> if Google removed or downgraded search results for Warren - a US senator and presidential candidate - that would be a worldwide scandal. Would it? A number of Republican candidates note that their email goes straight to spam in Gmail,
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Like Relativity, Nuix or any of the existing eDiscovery processing tools?
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Strangely, my YouTube suggestions keep offering me videos that explain why this is a bad idea: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-inPRBhonfY https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MXoOEuH9Jag
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Spilling the Amazon Beans in NYC
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But, when your union contracts use minimum wage as the base for their calculations, it's far easier to advocate for raising the minimum wage than it is to negotiate a higher multiple, etc. The contract for the cleaners in my office[1],
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An old Partner ACS should get the job done on the cheap.
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Insurance Company Says NotPetya Is an “Act of War”, Refuses to Pay
(ridethelightning.senseient.com)
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Apple Spends $150M on Flights with United Every Year
(thepointsguy.com)
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> high on the list of jobs that protect us from terrorism I'm not certain your statement is accurate. The TSA has itself demonstrated, time and time again, that their accuracy and precision leave much to be desired. If anything, the
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