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by mixdup 2y ago
Yes, but, the case was only dismissed when he had a positive alibi against the charges, when the charges should only happen when there is positive evidence against him
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by mixdup 2y ago
you can also just not connect it to a network
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by mixdup 2y ago
No, because it wasn't a true channel. It took two 6mhz "channels" on the cable system in that it occupied two 6mhz wide spots whose frequencies are in the cable TV bandplan, but the actual modulation of the RF would not have
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by mixdup 2y ago
Eventually the cable guys were coming for AT&T's lunch, regardless of what happened with their monopoly. It's the rare circumstance where two seemingly unrelated utilities converged into the same business (moving bits, instead
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by mixdup 2y ago
>It’s not that technology isn’t revered; far from it. It’s just that “stopping Hitler,” “beating the Soviets,” and grand visions for society have been replaced with visions of creating lucrative businesses Universities are tripping over
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by mixdup 2y ago
Did you read the linked post? It actually has nothing to do with SMB
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by mixdup 2y ago
As a dumb American from the outside, I feel like the EU is on a path to full federalism, and they should just get it over with. We figured out with the Articles of Confederation very quickly, even in the 18th century, that it wasn't a
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by mixdup 2y ago
>Even if you enable ShowSystrayDateTimeValueName and SystemTrayChevronVisibility in the registry Surely you have those registry keys incorrect, it's not called the systray!
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by mixdup 2y ago
I mean they called it systray.exe, it had no other name in the Windows 95/98 interface, so what else should we have called it? It's like at my current company, we have a legacy product called Volcano, but we don't sell it any
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by mixdup 2y ago
> One of the largest islands on the tropical atoll, Diego Garcia, will remain a joint US-UK military base and is expected to remain so for 99 years with an option to renew. This is not the same thing as maintaining sovereignty. The US ha
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by mixdup 3y ago
yes. the amount we spend to keep people alive who have little to no hope of ever recovering is immense. of course it is cruel and leads to myriad bad outcomes if you were to even attempt to have a discussion about trying to change that (it
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by mixdup 3y ago
They don't have to though. It would have been nice if they did something like it's free if you go work in an inner city/rural area/volunteer/etc etc but if you go into plastic surgery in Beverly Hills we're goi
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by mixdup 3y ago
Well, given the numbers in the parent comment they should have a surplus of $14.7 million yearly, so they could just let the surplus go back into the endowment and that would help keep up with inflation
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by mixdup 3y ago
>COs were becoming very antiquated. I mean COs are integral in AT&T's architecture, it's where every fiber connection lands on an OLT
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by mixdup 3y ago
This reminds me of the IRS phone scams. The IRS does not have an actual voice actor record their phone messages or phone tree, they just use a text-to-speech system that is commercially available So, the scammers just use the same system so
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by mixdup 3y ago
This is why it's important to note that the group arguing against the FTC is not the automakers, it's auto dealers. the NADA is the associate of auto dealers, not manufacturers
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by mixdup 3y ago
>I wonder if other companies that want to fight unionization should do similar: hire top performers and pay them well :) I mean this also applies to the rest of Walmart, or at least it did In high schoool and college (98 through early 00
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by mixdup 3y ago
Walmart paying drivers above the typical trucker's wage is not new, driving for Walmart has always been a "prestige" job in trucking that paid well and that drivers wanted to drive for. The standards are high, though, and dri
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by mixdup 3y ago
Walmart drivers are not unionized
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by mixdup 3y ago
You can still be guilty of insider trading and not be an insider. If you get inside information from an insider and trade on it, even though you are not an insider or even if you didn't know the person you got it from was an insider, y
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by mixdup 3y ago
It also includes cities in north and north central Alabama (Birmingham and Huntsville) and Nashville and Memphis
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by mixdup 3y ago
South Fulton was not part of the City of Atlanta, it was an unincorporated part of Fulton County south of the City of Atlanta. It was incorporated as a separate city, but never as part of or separated from Atlanta.
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by mixdup 3y ago
they did..it's called the App Store
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by mixdup 3y ago
Apple has significant restrictions around web content including the fact that up until now you can only use their rendering engine. Chrome on iOS uses Safari under the hood
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Elon Musk is uncomfortable with the amount of control Elon Musk has over Tesla(theverge.com)
8 points by mixdup 3y ago|2 comments
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by mixdup 3y ago
I am suspicious that they even thought about it that far. There's no way it's cheaper to let the active customers sue them rather than just leave the license activation servers up
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by mixdup 3y ago
But they're cutting off customers who have paid and are under contracts I'm not talking about ripping off the bandaid on the new sales channels, I'm talking about the fact that customers who have active licenses they've
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by mixdup 3y ago
Yeah, I don't get why they just did the Elon thing of slash and burn without any plan. I get that they want to upend the business model, focus on whatever end of the market, etc. Why not do that in a planned out, measured way? Why conf
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by mixdup 3y ago
So this is just linkback but over ActivityPub? Also, this name has already been used in a social network: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ITunes_Ping
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by mixdup 3y ago
Yes, I get that they are going to have to remove all forwarding--even for people who have mailboxes--due to the DMARC requirements But at least by offering mailboxes to alumni those alumni would not lose access to that email address complet

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