mkhpalm

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by mkhpalm 7y ago
I think its good to read this story knowing up front the HOA managed to find somebody to move the piano within a couple days.
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by mkhpalm 7y ago
Somewhat related rant: Has anybody ever really debated a "flat earther" let alone found one? As-in found somebody who actually believed it and wasn't just screwing with you to get a reaction? I keep hearing about these peop
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by mkhpalm 7y ago
> By failing to actually specify the actual attack the writer hopes to prevent a rebuttal. I am pretty sure they are talking about EFAIL. EFAIL was itself a weird slander of the idea of encrypted email but ultimately did not show any wea
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by mkhpalm 7y ago
I'm usually confused why nobody ever mentions S/MIME. Its super easy to use with Apple Mail.
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by mkhpalm 7y ago
I'm confused why just 1 car company doesn't allow end-user developed apps. A model lineup like that seems like it'd be easy to turn dealer inventory. You have the historical success of both PC and mobile to understand how nob
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by mkhpalm 7y ago
I personally would buy one if I could. But if I'm not allowed to get parts for it and work on it then its not a viable vehicle to me. I can't be beholden on whatever schedule the service department has or how fast they can get par
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by mkhpalm 7y ago
Both parties have been very much in charge of this tax situation in America. Both parties have had many, MANY, majority rule situations over the past decades they could have done anything else about it. Nobody would have been stopping eithe
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by mkhpalm 7y ago
Do you have any concrete evidence of major attempts to stop it that failed? I'd like to see what they tried and what failed.
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by mkhpalm 7y ago
Why would you know the CEO's credentials? Even if you did I would start pointing that out very loudly. At least until any blamers backed back into their holes.
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by mkhpalm 7y ago
Does anybody besides me wonder why they never seem to do anything about it? Its really not that hard of a problem to solve.
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by mkhpalm 7y ago
What I don't understand is when teeth became luxury bones and seeing things became a nice to have. Why again are seeing and eating not considered part of health insurance?
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by mkhpalm 7y ago
Wouldn't a cleaner observation be: "depression and suicide linked to the largest cities in new global study"?
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by mkhpalm 7y ago
> and I bet Verizon and AT&T are much more cooperative than Google and Apple with blanket requests. I'm always confused by statements like this. What makes you think Google and Apple are any different in willingness than Verizon
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by mkhpalm 7y ago
I've seen people with no prior experience do it just fine. I feel like people underestimate what average humans are capable of with only meager determination.
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by mkhpalm 7y ago
Agreed, it reminds me of alienware laptops. Had all these good specs but everybody was too embarrassed to be seen in public with one.
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by mkhpalm 7y ago
Mostly the US Census and the US Office of Management and Budget I'm talking specifically about metro areas or "cities" by economic and statistical terms. What people mean when they refer to places like New York City, Chicago,
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by mkhpalm 7y ago
What is Elizebeth Holmes' net worth before and after Theranos? Are we sure she did any real reckoning?
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by mkhpalm 7y ago
Austin is 30th largest. 11th right now is actually Phoenix AZ.
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by mkhpalm 7y ago
I went through a site layoff where of all the developers only me and another guy got relocation packages instead of severance. I would have much preferred the severance since I had to put in my resignation to avoid moving.
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by mkhpalm 7y ago
Non-compete usually don't hold up in court in our field. You have to remember that somebody has to prove damages somewhere. Who do you think every court sides with when you're the only one who can demonstrate damages and they were
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by mkhpalm 7y ago
Its been the norm for a long time now. I've always wondered why printer manufacturers could get away with universally exempting themselves from security audits. People just admitted they were bad and said: "don't even look at
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by mkhpalm 7y ago
Are there any non-regime-aligned publishers around in Venezuela? I suspect you start doing that sort of thing and you find yourself facing bigger problems than Adobe Creative Cloud.
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by mkhpalm 7y ago
They have a UDM and UDM-Pro in early acces that handles the all-in-one device scenario you mentioned.
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by mkhpalm 7y ago
Its interesting how completely different the numbers are on your site vs everything else I've ever seen. Why do you think that is? Example: https://www.indeed.com/cmp/Google/salaries vs https://www
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by mkhpalm 7y ago
With a lot of the music played on tv and radio, sure. Same old recipe where friendly corps are trying to capitalize on "pop music" they can pump out with their many song writers, hand crafted stars, contracted labels, and the hand
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by mkhpalm 7y ago
What about country, blues, etc?
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by mkhpalm 8y ago
> Xmpp is a disaster, I have otp enabled and all too often messages are delivered to the wrong machine, but encrypted with a different key, so it is pure garbage and lost forever. What part of XMPP is doing that? I think you're talk
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by mkhpalm 8y ago
I just don't see how government regulation will stop those same governments from doing the things we are talking about here. Its not companies like Google coming up with social credit programs.
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by mkhpalm 8y ago
Kind of, yeah... Your work doesn't have to be forced open but you can't monopolize the findings of the research your product is based on. In other words, if the research says elements X and Y seem to have some affect on cancer. Yo
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by mkhpalm 8y ago
Your comment reminded me of this study. Testing Theories of American Politics: Elites, Interest Groups, and Average Citizens https://scholar.princeton.edu/sites/default/files/mgilens/fi... TLDR version:

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