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by nulbyte 4y ago
Well, there's three, including the router. Altogether, they host Nextcloud for sharing files between devices and have a place for (one set of) backup files, minidlna for movies and music, an OpenVPN instance that has largely been repla
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by nulbyte 4y ago
Jackson has water. Flint has water. They simply lack trustworthy infrastructure. This can be fixed by upgrading. California has infrastructure. They simply lack water. This cannot be fixed by upgrading.
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I am equally perplexed. > This is about me finding a supposed alternative and going through the same process of due diligence to understand just what I'd be getting into. I don't think the author has a good understanding of Let
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by nulbyte 4y ago
> This is totally false - code produced by 2to3 no longer ran on 2. I don't see where GP made a claim that it would. Why would one expect code written for a newer version, using features that don't exist in an older version, to
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by nulbyte 4y ago
Some states have open primaries, eliminating the need to join a party. I wish my state was one of them, because I hate the political parties.
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by nulbyte 4y ago
In basic terms, Tor is used to browse the Internet, while Freenet is used to browse Freenet. You can browse the Internet without Tor, but you cannot browse Freenet without Freenet.
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by nulbyte 4y ago
Looks like you can create cards for online subscriptions with Spendesk. Presumably you could set a reasonable monthly amount or something. If not, sounds like the product is poorly thought out. Every other solution for virtual cards I'
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by nulbyte 4y ago
> You don’t actually buy digital books... From Amazon and the likes, no, not usually. But there are some sites that offer DRM-free copies to buy, rather than perpetually rent. Even on Google Play, authors/publishers can choose to go
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by nulbyte 4y ago
After reading the albeit messy thread, no, it seems the names of the filters are the issue. They are trademarked. So the developer prepended them with the letter 'i' two hours ago. I'm not sure the developer understands the i
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by nulbyte 4y ago
Is is typically the case that there are system-wide in most popular GUIs, like GNOME and KDE. It's even the case in something like i3 or sway. In a GUI environment, you get GUI-wide shortcut keys. On the command-line, there is no GUI.
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by nulbyte 4y ago
If papa is a stand-in for father, I'd pronounce it with a long a, as in father. If papa is a stand-in for grandfather, I'd pronounce the first a as in apple, and the second as in paw. But of also spell it papaw. Seeing 'pa&#x
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by nulbyte 4y ago
> - Past password similarity checking (I'm actually not even sure how they do this unless they somehow have access to the plaintext version of user passwords; if there's a benign/secure way of doing this I'd be very c
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by nulbyte 4y ago
Actually, we do allow firearms on planes. In the US, you must declare them and store them properly in checked baggage. The rules strike me as suitably tailored to the actual risks, unlike the repair law in question. And that's assuming
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by nulbyte 4y ago
Given the power imbalance here, I'm inclined to side with the individual refused entry. MSG can claim whatever they like. They refused access to an event open to the public to someone who was apparently unaware of their policy. It coul
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by nulbyte 4y ago
TFA states after T-Mobile terminated their relationship with his business, he social engineered their help desk to steal credentials from other employees. It also states he made $25MM from the use of the stolen credentials. Not that I disag
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by nulbyte 4y ago
> I'm not familiar with Belgian copyright law As I understand it, this is a case in the country of Luxembourg, not the Belgian province of the same name.
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by nulbyte 4y ago
Copyright in the U.S. is immediate upon creation of a work. GP is partially incorrect; you can bring a suit regarding an unregistered work. In such cases, however, you cannot claim statutory damages, but are limited to claiming actual damag
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by nulbyte 4y ago
For what it's worth, if that is truly who invented it, use it all the more, because that's not how it worked out. Alt-right doesn't sound normalized to any civilized person I know, including those on the right.
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by nulbyte 4y ago
If you placed the order, and the wrong item was sent to fulfill your order, you can be required to return it. That's not an unsolicited package. In the U.S., it is illegal for a retailer to send an unsolicited item and demand payment.
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by nulbyte 4y ago
I am impressed with the 18 months' work to produce a means to see medieval works of art that were intentionally defaced without further disturbing the original pieces. It does seem a lofty endeavor, and I think it was well executed.
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by nulbyte 4y ago
I assume E: is for edit. I think GP was pointing out that the ParEdit website doesn't offer much in the way of explanation, and later found another site that did.
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by nulbyte 4y ago
The application fee is 100€, according to the video, then another 190€ fee to file for creating the business.
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by nulbyte 4y ago
What is non-traditional employment, and where is this true?
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by nulbyte 4y ago
This is not true in my experience. Matching donors donate up to the amount they state if, and only if, you received the donations to be matched. While there may be some nice donors who will donate above their pledge, it is in no way somethi
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by nulbyte 4y ago
> Just do not store money in PayPal... sweep nightly if you use PayPal for business. They even provide tools to make this automated. Is this new? Last time I used PayPal for an NPO, they had no such thing.
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They way I look at it, deposit and withdraw implies storage. I'm not giving you something to transport, I'm giving you something to store until I tell you what to do with it at a later time. I'm not sure I agree it achieves t
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by nulbyte 4y ago
> An exchange shouldn't count deposited crypto as their asset. It is an asset of their customers. Yes they should. A deposit liability arises from the fact that they received an asset in a deposit transaction. Liabilities and assets
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by nulbyte 4y ago
My habits are mixed; it depends on the scenario. I tend to balance privacy with convenience. For example, I have a discount through work for mobile phone service. Technically, it's a company account to get the discount, which means the
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by nulbyte 4y ago
This is more common than you would think in the U.S. ZIP codes don't always follow geopolitical boundaries. There are two cities in 57717. Some ZIP codes even cross state boundaries; USPS won't state it when you look up ZIP 42223
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by nulbyte 4y ago
I agree, quality branded swag is awesome. Then again, so is the company I work for. I got a three way jacket once, and a nice book bag with a laptop pocket another time. I use both regularly.

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