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noja
6y ago
"I have roughly 2 tesco bags of Emulex FC 8Gbit cards and 1 tesco bag of QLogic." Brilliant.
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6y ago
Is everyone here missing the point? Amazon aren't going to "request" just any old correction, the news is that they don't want an internet connected microphone and speaker to have any mental connection to the "m&quo
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6y ago
Don't people always say exactly that? What are the chances of a collision if we simultaneously use multiple hashes, does it become significantly less likely?
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6y ago
> also known as a file What? Visit https://drive.google.com/ and your files are there.
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6y ago
If you're lazy, never do this. It's not very visible and you or someone else will lose hours troubleshooting it later.
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6y ago
Photo https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2006/03/3272/
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6y ago
All knives, or a certain size of knife?
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6y ago
When you compared it recently did you use the same monitor, cable (analog or digital), and resolution?
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6y ago
But steps help with time keeping don't they? Swimming in the sea or somewhere with less frame of reference would be a better experiment.
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6y ago
Why does this make sense for Oracle?
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6y ago
I use Netflix on the Fire TV Stick (not through Kodi).
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6y ago
Stupid question: why does a puzzle follow a grid?
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6y ago
> Which is also littered with ads and prevented side loading of kodi before iirc I use it just fine. Not sure what adverts you are referring to past the tv season suggestion on the home screen, but I use a pihole. You can use a recent P
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6y ago
Kodi runs fine on a Fire TV Stick.
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6y ago
It's literally the third paragraph of the article - did you read it before commenting? He didn't have one, but he did have a Pi.
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6y ago
How easy is it to use me_cleaner? Last time I looked it required some wiring and a Raspberry Pi.
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noja
6y ago
You don't need to call an ambulance when you break your leg, but your browser has at least five high vulnerabilities (and one critical vulnerability).
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6y ago
Perhaps the GP is receiving malware through a targeted or non-targeted advertising campaign.
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6y ago
Don't do that. Both are bad. The existence of one does not prevent the discussion of the other. Please do not try to derail or distract the discussion.
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6y ago
I swear cell phones have a slight latency compared to a landline too.
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6y ago
If the kidnapper rubber hoses you* then keeps your activities active and gradually corrupts your syncthing backup, you have a problem. Time for version 2! * https://xkcd.com/538/ (or a health emergency quarantines you
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6y ago
Isn't that a GDPR violation?
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6y ago
and it's not a Leaf!
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noja
6y ago
Because the dirty secret is that "new" does not mean you are the first customer to open the item.
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6y ago
Don't they have special letters (I can't remember the name) to prevent articles being run in the press? Don't they have separate courts?
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6y ago
No, because soda doesn't have another meaning.
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6y ago
Sure it does, like many English words that have different meanings. And a marketer will choose the word with the fewest negative connotations.
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6y ago
It is a linguistic trick. Same as "credit card" (a loan card), credit implies the opposite.
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6y ago
and Kinder Eggs are not allowed?!
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6y ago
Lots of commas in those sentences.
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