nathanm412

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by nathanm412 10y ago
Trump has threatened to overturn Obama's executive orders, which are not law. They're just orders passed down to federal agencies instructing them how to conduct their business within the framework of the law. In this case, howeve
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by nathanm412 11y ago
Wouldn't a culture of rumors arising from a distrust of government press be better tackled by establishing freedom of the press rather than adding more restrictions?
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by nathanm412 11y ago
Assault weapon is colloquially defined as a firearm with a detachable magazine and a pistol grip. I've seen this definition in common use going back 30 years, whether or not it helps anyone's political ideals. A thorough discussio
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by nathanm412 11y ago
As a cashier when I was a teenager, I was told to ID and call in anyone with a check # under 500 with the assumption that low check numbers were less likely to be reliable. When I ordered my first book of checks a few years later, I started
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by nathanm412 11y ago
I would imagine that many in Silicon Valley has pushed the issue of hyper valuation into a deep dark pit inside of themselves. They don't want to consider what would happen to them if this turns out to be a bubble that may one day pop.
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by nathanm412 11y ago
I feel like I'm using it constantly. I even find myself creating appointments more often for what I know is coming up just so I can get those departure reminders. I've uninstalled the Flixter app because it seems to show me movie
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by nathanm412 11y ago
https://web.archive.org/web/20061124021646/http://www.justic... He was threatened with 55 years in jail for abusing an account with the American College of Physicians after clicking accept on the EULA.
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by nathanm412 11y ago
Just an FYI, this is a TP-Link router that is being rebranded by Google. (TP-Link TGR1900)
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by nathanm412 11y ago
It only works for three cities in the US as well.
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by nathanm412 11y ago
The global warming debate is long settled by pretty much everyone doing research in that area. If that is an example to your case, you didn't make it very well.
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by nathanm412 11y ago
If Avast is affected by this and the file is a critical system file, real damage can be done to user's systems. Mcafee had this problem five years ago.
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by nathanm412 11y ago
It now seems more likely that he turned to parolees because he knew he could control them better and they probably already knew the business.
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by nathanm412 11y ago
I tried something similar and got a similar pattern. After a few changes, I just started seeing mailinator and mailinator2 over and over.
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by nathanm412 11y ago
The feature is opt-in. What am I missing here?
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by nathanm412 11y ago
Softcard was shutting down anyways. They really never recovered from heavily investing in branding a product named ISIS and then having to change their name after that budget had been spent. On top of that, the early adopters that would hav
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by nathanm412 12y ago
The waste brine water is pretty toxic to the environment. Nobody believes that this will cause people to die of dehydration. Worst case scenario, if you look beyond the severe inconvenience factor of having to regulate when you can water yo
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by nathanm412 12y ago
Definitely not true. I worked at a grocery store a long time ago. A power outage that lasted three days caused the egg case to smell horrendous. Hundreds of eggs were spoiling within a few days.
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by nathanm412 12y ago
Page 32 has a description of hay fever by a 10 year old girl in 1849. It's really quite interesting. Page 59 has her hoping that she'll live to see the 20th century in 50 years. Not the year 2000 though, she doesn't want to w
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by nathanm412 12y ago
More or less, that is a contradictory statement. As per the FAQ, the story is on topic if it's something that good hackers find interesting. This subject obviously appears to fit the bill considering the amount of votes and discussion
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by nathanm412 12y ago
This might be an attempt to use existing means to pressure mobile device manufacturers from enabling full device encryption by default. I know the executive branch hasn't been too happy with the latest announcements from Google and App
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by nathanm412 12y ago
This site is literally talking about the entire planet being forced to rotate 90 degrees due to a rogue planet passing nearby. This sudden rotation would supposedly cause the crust of the planet itself to slip and rotate due to inertia. Sci
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by nathanm412 12y ago
I feel that since I truly don't do anything that the NSA could be interested in, if I do something that puts me on their list for higher monitoring, I'm just wasting resources that they could be spending on looking for people who
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by nathanm412 12y ago
Cold weather performance is trumpeted a lot by EV detractors, but the number one selling new car in Norway last month was the Tesla Model S. http://www.reuters.com/article/2013/10/08/tesla-norway-idUSL...
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by nathanm412 12y ago
Coin doesn't handle the chip and pin problem at all for the moment. Even they say that the next version of the card will work with chip and pin. As far as the battery is concerned, Coin will just stop working after two years. At least
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by nathanm412 12y ago
I still use Dropbox, but I've started using SafeMonk within Dropbox for sensitive files.
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by nathanm412 12y ago
I really appreciate the sentiment of this comment. It shows that whatever does end up making it to the screen should be pretty well thought out.
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by nathanm412 12y ago
I get the impression from the site that they have the fare rates, but are calculating distance and drive time using google maps and estimating the cost of the service. If this is true, they wouldn't need to use the API to run the site.
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by nathanm412 12y ago
add -hostgator to the search query and you'll find best-seller-watches.com dominating the list. Add that one to your query and things get really strange. https://www.google.com/webhp?gws_rd=ssl#safe=off&q=site:goog.
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by nathanm412 12y ago
Back in 1998, when I had to buy one, I was given a choice. I could get any of the TI, Casio, or HP options. Most of my classmates got the TI-83, but I chose the TI-89. Mine was much faster and had more memory. I could create better applicat
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by nathanm412 12y ago
Yes, they'll send you to collections. The collections company will take their word that the debt is valid and try to contact you. Until you pay them, they will report the debt on your credit. If you manage to convince them the debt is

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