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by moftz 7y ago
If it is that confusing for you, just go buy a Samsung or iPhone from your carrier.
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by moftz 7y ago
There is probably some courier service that could have picked it up and handled the FedEx shipment. It would have cost a little more but you would have only needed to make a single call.
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by moftz 7y ago
It is pretty easy to run homebrew on older Switches now.
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by moftz 7y ago
https://puri.sm/faq/supported-networks/ They already have a list of LTE bands that will work depending on if you buy the Europe or US variant. That list is only for the Gemalto PLS8-US and PLS8-E. There is another
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by moftz 7y ago
They would have run it into the ground. Maybe their search would have gotten a little better but Yahoo wouldn't be what Google is today.
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by moftz 7y ago
Greece has a program where you invest 250k euros (real estate is a common one) and you get a residency permit good for 5 years and can be renewed as long as you still own that real estate. After 5 years you can apply for a permanent residen
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by moftz 7y ago
Very little news coverage on the Wuhan protests. Maybe it's not as big as it seems. Although all it takes for a revolution to start is for everyone to realize that everyone else is not happy with the situation. You can point to protest
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by moftz 7y ago
China is really betting on the media coverage helping the pro-China side. They control the narrative and the discussion in official channels but that doesn't mean they control everything. Hong Kong is insular enough that they could bec
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by moftz 7y ago
If you can prove your money is in there and can also prove that the money wasn't proceeds of a crime (selling illegal drugs, firearms, etc) then it's yours. I'm guessing very few people really wanted to tell the FBI who they
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by moftz 7y ago
Breaking into computer systems was already something that was happening then. Maybe they went a little overboard with the wording but it's not like Congress invented hacking.
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by moftz 7y ago
They can seize that too and then auction it off later. The FBI seized the SilkRoad's escrow account, 26k BTC.
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by moftz 7y ago
At minimum, setup some VLANs on the router to keep devices meant for personal use (tablets, cafe PCs, PS4s, etc), work use only machines, and critical systems separate from each other.
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by moftz 7y ago
There are also Ka-band Doppler radar systems used for sensing speed on the vehicle (exactly like how a radar gun works). You mount it on the vehicle to point to the ground at an angle and then connect it to a speedometer. Accuracy is usuall
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by moftz 7y ago
There is usually a picture of the car along with a time and date of the incident. You would just simply appeal it and say that the car is clearly on a trailer and that the truck pulling the trailer is at fault.
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by moftz 7y ago
These closeup shots of the VL805 are probably good enough to figure out most of the pins. https://www.viagallery.com/via-labs-vl805/
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by moftz 7y ago
What does that cloud formation have to do with earthquakes? That cloud was filmed in Boulder, not anywhere near southern California. The light thing seems pretty neat and there looks to be a bunch of possible explanations for the source. Al
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by moftz 7y ago
There's nothing wrong with digital modes. It really is the next evolution for ham. But there is something wrong with proprietary, blackbox encoders that only allow people with specific radios or licensed software to use it. The world g
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by moftz 7y ago
The physical contacts are different though. You can look down into a USB 3 plug and see the new 5 contacts just as you can look at a USB 3 socket and see the new contacts right up front. Also I don't always see blue in new USB 3 cables
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by moftz 7y ago
You might also need the FaceID sensor as well. It turns your nose a little bit too apparently so I imagine that it's creating some sort of mask and mapping your facial movements onto it.
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by moftz 7y ago
I'm just hoping that it will correct my eyes so I can watch TV in the background while my girlfriend thinks I'm looking at her during the videochat.
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by moftz 7y ago
Seems like the case includes a display, buttons, what looks like a speaker, a kit of sensors and actuators, and a breakout board to plug them into. Plus, I'm sure all of the software on the SD card is already setup to talk to those par
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by moftz 7y ago
That's kind of how it works. He may have friends of friends or met someone from a professional's organization that learn either what kind of business he's in or what kind of resources he has access to. Contact is made and a r
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by moftz 7y ago
Air travel was more expensive back then so having long car trips and the picnics that go along with them weren't uncommon. Additionally, cheap fast food joints weren't as prevalent so it made more sense for families to just pack f
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by moftz 7y ago
Plenty of companies will mass upload your music to all of the streaming sites for like $20-30/year which sounds pretty cheap compared to the old days of needing a record label to do anything other than play in bars. Those companies are
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by moftz 7y ago
They probably figure that with the amount of clicking on threads that people on reddit do that the site will capture almost everything except for that very last page you upvoted on before you closed the tab and went to bed. However, you&#x2
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by moftz 7y ago
Why would you want to try to pump video over VHF? You have line of sight to everyone when you are in an airplane. Use a higher frequency band that allows for much more bandwidth and therefore higher data speeds. The little 1.2GHz video tran
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by moftz 7y ago
You don't need that for Slack but if you want a quality machine to carry around to handle your workload, that's the price neighborhood.
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by moftz 7y ago
Author mentions the uplink downlink would be the same since the speed of light hasn't changed. That's not really true. While NASA still has communication links to spacecraft that use the same waveform that Apollo used back in the
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by moftz 7y ago
$195k would be enough to probably only cover one state-employee programmer for one year. Think about your salary, now double it. That's how much you cost your employer. I'm sure a state employee costs even more with how inefficien
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by moftz 7y ago
I think you misunderstand the real quality of running an IRC client from anywhere on anything. I don't need to carry around a $4000 laptop to get my work done when I can use my home dev server from anywhere using a 10-year old Thinkpad

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