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by ratg13 5y ago
If you are enrolled with the find my device service, your device is communicating to all airtags in range. It's the foundation of how the system works.
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by ratg13 5y ago
Guess it will depend if Russia can use it's internal resources to create an independent economy, or whether they become another North Korea. Maybe they get lucky and collapse like the USSR and some of the oblasts and republics get a fr
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by ratg13 5y ago
You understand perfectly. OP does not bother to explain what type of server or service they want to run, so this becomes a more difficult question to provide advice for. Even if it's just a web server they don't say who the audien
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by ratg13 5y ago
The effects of ingesting asbestos were known a long time before this. The reason so many people got cancer was bad information from the government that led to rescue workers not using proper protective equipment. https://publicin
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by ratg13 5y ago
So if China and Russia wanted to form a defensive military alliance with Mexico and start placing weapons for defense, you'd be cool with it? I'm not actually suggesting this, just pointing out the issue with your argument.
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by ratg13 5y ago
It's about changing the position of a country that has a history of being militarily neutral.
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by ratg13 5y ago
Put some contact information in your profile, or contact me. I am currently doing something similar, but I have more experience and money saved, several apps already in progress, and trusted developers that I work with. Maybe our skillsets
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by ratg13 5y ago
GE is terrible at software, mostly due to their relationship with Tata. You were working on actual GE devices though, these appliances are GE in name only and slapped together by people who are even less skilled.
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by ratg13 5y ago
The plant has been offline for some time due to renovation.
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by ratg13 5y ago
I remember messing around with this. I put multiple gmail accounts into a RAID array, just to see if I could. I declined to use it though because I didn't trust it, and it was slow, but it did work.
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by ratg13 5y ago
If they take Ukraine they will take Belarus as well. There is evidence that this is already in the works, for example the article that was published prematurely suggesting Russia has already absorbed Belarus https://www.newsweek.
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by ratg13 5y ago
My take: Russia will absorb Ukraine, and since there is nothing stopping them at the moment probably Moldova and Georgia as well. Lukashenko will give Belarus to Russia. Once all of these places have been assimilated, they are now all Russ
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by ratg13 5y ago
There is no reason to use any of these SSO integrations if you have a password manager. Sign up via e-mail, save your password, and you're done. Now you know exactly what you used to sign up with and you can stop giving data mining com
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by ratg13 5y ago
If you read the article, it seems that bad weather is the most likely cause. The helicopter that crashed was ordered to turn back due to the weather conditions.
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by ratg13 5y ago
This is what the article argues. That it is possible that they used up most of their precision guided bombs in Syria and are mostly left with unguided munitions.
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by ratg13 5y ago
But this is not a GDPR violation as they are telling you what data they are collecting and how they are processing it.
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by ratg13 5y ago
Do you have any examples of this?
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by ratg13 5y ago
I think you under-estimate the amount of undersea cables that cross the Atlantic. https://www.submarinecablemap.com Even if someone went crazy and tried to sever all of them, traffic is still going to flow, it's just going
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by ratg13 5y ago
Reading the comments to decide if you want to read the article is totally acceptable. However, people that feel the need to comment without reading the article are the worst. Sadly there has been an increase in this behavior in the past yea
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by ratg13 5y ago
Your thoughts seem misguided. OAauth2 was never intended for authentication, it was intended for authorization. (i.e. - "authority X gives you Y permission for Z feature" Facebook and Google were just the first to bastardize the p
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by ratg13 5y ago
Personally I'd hope that anyone that gets their offices bombed by another nation would stop and think critically about how much they want to support the people trying to literally kill them. Profit isn't everything.
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by ratg13 5y ago
You can always ask the developer how they prefer to be paid. Most will just want the money sent straight to their bank account. To save money on transfer costs you can use services like wise.com
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by ratg13 5y ago
This may help you http://www.aaronsw.com/weblog/hatethenews
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Linus Torvalds prepares to move the Linux kernel to modern C(zdnet.com)
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by ratg13 5y ago
Somewhere in that range is likely the limit for most people. This is a good thing.
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by ratg13 5y ago
Anyone remember a website in the 90s that taught stenography, and in order to progress in the lessons you had to crack various stenography challenges? The teacher had some sort of a Russian name, I believe but the site was in English.
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by ratg13 5y ago
One that is biography-ish but covers many people is The Making of the Atomic Bomb by Richard Rhodes It's a very engaging read although a little science heavy.
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by ratg13 5y ago
Vivaldi
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by ratg13 5y ago
This is data that you just cannot get right now via conventional means. Your body can produce drastically different amounts of this hormone by something as simple as just being at the doctor, and your values will fluctuate wildly throughout
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by ratg13 5y ago
That may have worked 10-20 years ago. These days there are established procedures and protocols that prevent this.

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