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691.
by nodata 13y ago
Which wins, the TOS or the law?
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by nodata 13y ago
A lot of TP-Link routers work with the OpenWRT firmware.
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by nodata 13y ago
Apple did exactly the same thing in Europe (worse actually, they lied to make people buy AppleCare). In China too iirc. Use your legal rights, and advertise what you did. If you don't know your rights you'll probably have a bad ti
694.
by nodata 13y ago
I don't know why you are posting this on HN. Anyway you have several options: 1. Go to the vendor you bought it through 2. Go to your credit card company 3. Look up the consumer protection laws of your country and use them
695.
by nodata 13y ago
Let me guess, you want a programmer to do all the work for free and in return they get equity in the company?
696.
by nodata 13y ago
You added a word: " government censorship". This is the same argument that companies like to use when they shift blame onto a third-party contractor. Back to my question though. Third party or not, how is this not censorship? (Yo
697.
by nodata 13y ago
That's an excellent point. There needs to be a mechanism added that would make removing an item from the filter as easy as adding an item to the filter. Some way of doing this without putting reputation at risk. Any ideas?
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by nodata 13y ago
It's opt out, not opt in. How does it stop being censorship just because there is no centralised list?
699.
by nodata 13y ago
This sounds awfully like regular crash dieting.
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by nodata 13y ago
I think he means that Spotify is a better model for him.
701.
by nodata 13y ago
Interesting, but if you RTFA... It seems that the first 295 miles of the route can be accomplished .. without .. encroaching on private property.
702.
by nodata 13y ago
Your point?
703.
by nodata 13y ago
Or the classic bank telephones you and asks to verify your identity by answering your secret questions and answers. facepalm
704.
by nodata 13y ago
That's not an issue, that's freemium. You can pay if you want to.
705.
by nodata 13y ago
So set the secure flag on the cookie.
706.
by nodata 13y ago
Pay with Paypal and you don't have this problem, only they have your card number. (yadda yadda weren't a bank, etc.)
707.
by nodata 13y ago
Integration and ease of use is what the GP is looking for, not another website.
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by nodata 13y ago
On early Macbook webcams it was electrically impossible to turn on the webcam without activating the light next to it. I'll see if I can find a source. Edit: the story refers to precisely these early Macbooks. Yikes.
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by nodata 13y ago
Think of it as a holiday surprise.
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by nodata 13y ago
Max file size?
711.
by nodata 13y ago
I thought Valve didn't pull it off once it got to a certain size? http://www.wired.co.uk/news/archive/2013-07/09/valve-managem...
712.
by nodata 13y ago
Same here: "11th January" sounds British to my ears, "January 11th" sounds American.
713.
by nodata 13y ago
I thought it was because, to an American at least, the month was most important, then where you are in the month, then the obvious part (the year).
714.
by nodata 13y ago
Some hardware (such as the raspberry pi) has its network speed limited by the usb network adaptor.
715.
by nodata 13y ago
The file it saves your password in is only readable by you. Pidgin needs to supply the plaintext password to the server to authenticate.
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by nodata 13y ago
I haven't seen it fail, but I have only used the desktop view when coming from a page that then gets redirected to a mobile page. Firefox handles that well.
717.
by nodata 13y ago
Because pouring hot asphalt over snow melts it?
718.
by nodata 13y ago
Nice, but the video is unfair: in the slower video he moves his hand off camera and back every time, in the faster video he keeps it hovering above the phone. p.s. I think this is the Firefox bug https://bugzilla.mozilla.org&#x2F
719.
by nodata 13y ago
How does the puppet master get the csr unless the host has been provisioned?
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by nodata 13y ago
But a "right" is the legal entitlement to do something, as well as a moral entitlement.

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