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by paulie_a 7y ago
1 in a 180 million. What is your point? The eff doesn't exist to defend pirates so that is irrelevant. Pirating in every shape in form has to be one of of the lowest crimes to get caught for. And most cracks come from overseas so good
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by paulie_a 7y ago
The odds are lower than winning the lottery.
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by paulie_a 7y ago
The risk is basically nothing. You get a notification saying "don't do that again". In my younger days I helped distribution with various scene groups to the tune of terabytes of files. I think I got a few notices that ended
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by paulie_a 7y ago
Who cares about the dmca? Just ignore it and live consequence free
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by paulie_a 7y ago
Move on. It's a bitter pill to swallow but that's the reality. It's game over. You might be able to scrape some cash together and you will be in the same place 6 months later.
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by paulie_a 7y ago
Meanwhile you can just torrent the cracked version without inSecureROM with much less effort and no time limit. Piracy: it's cheaper and easier. If a company puts up too many roadblocks. Fuck them. There are zero legal consequences f
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by paulie_a 7y ago
< The platform has barely changed That's a feature not everything needs to be tricked out with the JavaScript equivalent of spinners.
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by paulie_a 7y ago
I still get charged a buck a month when I have zero services running. I tore everything down a couple months ago and verified recently. I haven't had a chance to complain because it is such little money but aws billing is complete shit
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by paulie_a 7y ago
Apple doesn't make TV's the previous post was referring to dumb TV's
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by paulie_a 7y ago
FBI just dropped cia "secrets"
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by paulie_a 7y ago
AMD has always been the stock markets whipping boy with shorts. Yet it stock price still continues to grow.
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by paulie_a 7y ago
AMD has consistently been a winner of a stock to buy and sell for the last 15 years with basically no risk.
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by paulie_a 7y ago
That is great! I contacted an unknown virus that basically destroyed my heart this year. Currently I do not need a transplant but will eventually. I'm thankful for not dieing and my sister for saving my life.
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by paulie_a 7y ago
This is why you ignore copyright. There are zero consequences for doing so. I have zero respect for copyright. You can do whatever you want and you might be get a letter in the mail that can be thrown in the trash
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by paulie_a 7y ago
X has long been a crufty dusty codebase. Due to a small amount of people that obsess about networking it has stayed alive. Hopefully Wayland hits critical mass and x can finally be old yellered as it should have been twenty years ago Due to
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by paulie_a 7y ago
Quara has quality information but it's never the info you actually want. I mentally skip over those links now.
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by paulie_a 7y ago
Why would people want to read work related articles during their commute? Honestly it's just another newsletter I don't click on. Email is filled with way too many newsletters as it is.
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by paulie_a 7y ago
I wouldn't call it mythical. A government red team completely owned our power grid quite a while ago as a test.
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by paulie_a 7y ago
My county has an independent Facebook page called nosy neighbor. They alert ask questions and can be asked wtf us going on. They also give news rundowns responsibly. It actually is a pretty ideal setup. No sensation but gets the word out
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by paulie_a 7y ago
If you are running it you are sales first, management second, tech is third. You are running a business not a tech company. You better be hustling and filling in the tech gaps later
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by paulie_a 7y ago
Sounds like a superior version of anything electron. I used apps built in it extensively and electron doesn't compare.
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by paulie_a 7y ago
In guessing they will just get another round of investment when running an illegal taxi business at scale...I mean disrupting. Oh well I don't mind the subsided rides. The drivers have been very pleasant and I'll hate going back
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by paulie_a 7y ago
Simple answer. Updating legacy code. If it works now why upgrade? Stability is more important than some new features of the language. Granted that has its downfalls via security issues but stability wins If you have a hole it's hard to
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by paulie_a 7y ago
I don't mind going above and beyond under extreme circumstances. But I'm not letting a company take over my phone. They can provide me one in that case. And I'm still going to pay little attention to it after normal work hour
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by paulie_a 7y ago
It's really easy to do too. notifications should be turned off outside of work hours. If it is a major emergency I expect a call. Stuff like this isn't ruining work life balance. They employee is by engaging and allowing the beha
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by paulie_a 7y ago
Don't use it after hours. You can also ignore slack if it's after 5. (or whatever your expected hours are)
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by paulie_a 7y ago
So the man is essentially being held hostage by giving something of value. That's not a great start to a marriage And why doesn't she have to do the same
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by paulie_a 7y ago
I just respond to those calls very concerned and ask if my Bugatti would be covered Or if they say they cars under 50000 miles I respond asking them my car has 50001 miles would it still be covered
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by paulie_a 7y ago
A small network will likely have identical setups. Plus I pointed out directly the one case of ip tracking being useless. Clearly there are other way to track an individual computers. But your counter argument is irrelevant regarding in my
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by paulie_a 7y ago
Ip tracking is worthless. Most people have half a dozen devices. I was actually shocked recently that I have 22 devices on my network. Then think about a relatively small business. There could be hundreds of devices. All from the same ip

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