nucleardog

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by nucleardog 14y ago
Mhmm. It's really annoying when I register for something, activation e-mail, fifty other steps, get to the payment screen... No country dropdown. Only United States. It's bad enough that I can't use any ing services here, but quit wasti
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by nucleardog 14y ago
If I operated a business and told the shareholders "Yeah, we've gotta spend some money on lawyers so we're not going to sell to California." I'd be out so fast you'd hear a sonic boom.
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by nucleardog 14y ago
Or, y'know, any *nix. Just do a minimal/base install and build up from there.
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by nucleardog 14y ago
I'm pretty sure the content ID stuff is self-regulation - not a formal DMCA request. After the set number of strikes, stop allowing them access to the content ID 'convenience' tool and require them to mail in a formal DMCA takedown notice.
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by nucleardog 14y ago
Take a look at the state of copyright law in the USSR circa 1961 ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Copyright_law_of_the_Soviet_Uni... ). Essentially, once something was published, it was pretty near free game. 103(4) grants: > The permissi
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by nucleardog 14y ago
FreeBSD 7.1-RELEASE - No ~/.local, ~/.config FreeBSD 9.0-RELEASE - No ~/.local, ~/.config Linux 3.2.0-23 - No ~/.local, ~/.config Linux 3.0.0-16 - No ~/.local, ~/.config Linux 3.0.0-12 - No ~/.local, ~/.config Honestly, I'd never even heard
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by nucleardog 14y ago
> % find ~/.local | wc -l Missing something?
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by nucleardog 14y ago
> Also, another thing I’m particularly proud of is that getting this thing up was completely free. ... By pirating the one thing you could have bought. I don't know if I'd be bragging about that, bub. I'm happy you're excited. It's grea
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by nucleardog 14y ago
Flipside: Do you like Google and all their ad-supported services enough to click and help pay for them?
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by nucleardog 14y ago
It usually doesn't. If the strings or pegs are worn out, those may need to be replaced, but from what I understand that's a fairly infrequent occurrence. The strings are under a lot of tension, and if they're way out of tune simply cranking
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by nucleardog 14y ago
Maybe because a couple of DMCA complaints stacking up in the states would result in the site being taken down with most economy-style hosting, and given the nature of the site they're bound to get a few... Maybe the Netherlands just offer s
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by nucleardog 14y ago
Go purchase a domain ($10/yr) and set up Google Apps for Domains. My old gmail account (that I only keep around because Google has a bad habit of launching a service not support Apps accounts for the first few months - need it to log in) ge
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by nucleardog 14y ago
Sure. Provide me a realistic way to provide an application across Windows, Linux, OSX, Android, iOS and platforms I haven't even considered with the same codebase (allowing for minor changes to coincide with the cross-platform hacks that go
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by nucleardog 14y ago
Whelp. Guess I'm off to register "Dickface McCuntington" or "Juan DelTaco" or something...
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by nucleardog 14y ago
And they went a bit overboard with the "See also:"...
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by nucleardog 14y ago
No. Click the lock icon in the address bar. "Your connection with torrentfreak.com is encrypted with 256-bit encryption. However, this page includes other resources which are not secure. These resources can be viewed by others while in tran
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by nucleardog 15y ago
Once you're lost, my old navigation method can work wonders, and it's really simple: Turn onto progressively busier streets (determined by traffic control, not by current traffic). You made it to your destination in some small residential a