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razakel
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WDS has been deprecated - you now need to use Configuration Manager. Which means giving them more money. Because of course it does.
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D&D is supposedly quite popular in prisons.
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2y ago
Just a reminder that you're not dealing with skiddies any more - these people are sophisticated professional criminals. When Troy Hunt can get hit, so can you .
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2y ago
>Another is that humans will find other ways of exploring and spending time that doesn't necessitate productivity. Take just about any British musician from the past 50 years - the ones who weren't middle or upper class almost
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2y ago
You get a perpetual licence after one year of payments.
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Chickens are vaccinated in Europe.
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2y ago
>I don't think they actually exist anymore, in practice. There's Andorra, Liechtenstein, Monaco, San Marino, and the Vatican. All are basically client states of their larger neighbour.
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2y ago
The brand name is Bitrex. They send samples to parent groups to demonstrate why it's a good idea to put it on things kids might swallow.
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2y ago
A lot of these guys travel - they book a hotel conference room, you go and pick your fabrics, they take your measurements, and you get your suit in the mail.
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2y ago
>I wonder if part of that deal was exclusivity for the operator(s) funding it (hopefully for a limited time). Google is the owner. The EU funded the connection.
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Umberto Eco claimed that Dan Brown was a character he invented.
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0.56% voted for Stein, 0.49% for RFK, 0.42% for Oliver, and 0.42% for other third party candidates, meaning 50.21% voted for not-Trump.
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Child abuse was the one thing that was never allowed on Silk Road.
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2y ago
My bank has an indicator on the app help page that says "yes, you really are speaking to us" or "anyone calling you and pretending to be us is a fraudster".
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2y ago
Royal Mail legitimately use a custom link shortener at ryml.me, which doesn't help confusion.
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2y ago
>Freedom of movement is more important than safety. Tell that to Typhoid Mary.
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2y ago
Inspiron is their consumer line, Latitude their business line, Precision their pro line, Alienware their gaming line, so what exactly was XPS meant to be? Their fashion line?
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2y ago
It's borderline impossible for the high street to compete on fungible goods like art supplies and books. The only real value in those shops is knowledgeable and passionate staff who share your interests.
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2y ago
Wolf of Wall Street even opens by reminding the viewer that Belfort is a convicted fraudster, you are watching and listening to him tell his version of the story, and he's almost certainly lying to you. The difference between a racount
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2y ago
The only way you can tell it wasn't made today is that nobody has a laptop or phone.
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At least they weren't logged into their banking apps.
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Practically anyone can own a shotgun in the UK, which also has restrictive gun laws. There has only ever been one school shooting (and the guy responsible owned his weapons completely legally). What I'm saying is that gun control won&#
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A school shooting in Germany would be headline news around the world. Nobody really cares when it's criminals shooting other criminals. The latest American one only made the news because a girl did it.
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There were 112 school shootings where someone was injured or killed this year.
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Canadians have guns. Mexicans have guns. Australians have guns. They don't have school shootings on an almost daily basis. The problem is definitely not the guns. It doesn't help, but it's not the root cause.
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They're not the responsible clinician, so they're not practicing medicine. It's like taking legal advice from me: I'm not your lawyer (or even a lawyer) and I'm probably wrong. But it was your decision to take it.
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2y ago
Yeah, exactly. It's cheaper than an iPhone, whereas something like Visual Studio is more like the price of a used car.
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It's $40 a month for every product. That's affordable for anyone.
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>It can't be a hardware specific feature. It is.
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2y ago
The cases I've heard of were all antibiotic-resistant infections.
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