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by rblatz 8y ago
You mean besides the whole tether issue?
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by rblatz 8y ago
I'm not 100% sure which side you are taking, but I think you are saying all common crypto is backdoored. That seems like a giant logical leap with absolutely no hints as to why you landed at that conclusion based on your quote.
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by rblatz 8y ago
Because there isn’t any money in used boxes. Why would UPS pay for fuel and a driver to drive the route 2x?
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by rblatz 8y ago
Interesting, I would have assumed azure would be good for that. Seeing as Xbox live runs on azure.
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by rblatz 8y ago
You are replying to the new CEO that bought sourceforge in 2016 and stopped the shady behavior and terrible practices.
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by rblatz 8y ago
I tend to agree at a high level, but what if the baker refused to bake for black people? Is that still ok? What if it wasn’t a baker, but a grocer or a pharmacist? What if it’s the only baker in town? Where should the line be drawn, and w
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by rblatz 8y ago
Put it in your TOS that European users are forbidden from using your site, and then if they complain to a data authority press charges under the CFAA, and sue them for damages you incurred due to their violation. Then let the courts hash i
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by rblatz 8y ago
Ah, thanks for clearing that up for me. You absolutely don’t want to be damaging the equipment or the gym itself.
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by rblatz 8y ago
I’m a bit confused with the statement that “many gyms don’t have a setup for power cleans.” I use the same barbell and weights for bench, deadlift, squats, and cleans. I would assume where ever there is space for deadlifts, you could easil
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by rblatz 8y ago
From what I understood theaters weren’t exactly raking in massive piles of cash on ticket sales, and really only made money on concessions. So is there really much wiggle room to negotiate ticket prices with theaters?
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by rblatz 8y ago
Minus Windows ME Microsoft was delivering amazing updates that increased stability and added useful features in the 95 -> XP years. Then as XP started aging OS X really began to pick up steam peaking with the 2009 release of Snow Leopar
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by rblatz 9y ago
Yet is still a very small minority, and it appears that you are needlessly seeking out ways to be offended when no offense was meant.
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by rblatz 9y ago
In retrospect that’s a hilarious statement but at the time it did make a lot of sense.
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by rblatz 9y ago
How does that differ from AIM? Eventually social networks migrate platforms, and the old one starts to get stagnant and finally perishes.
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by rblatz 9y ago
Being in a room with sticky floors and rude people that can’t put their phone down doesn’t some how elevate art.
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by rblatz 9y ago
I would assume it would be treated like a company spin-off. https://www.investopedia.com/ask/answers/052115/why-are-some...
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by rblatz 9y ago
Ceiling fans have a switch that reverses the direction it spins. Specifically for that reason, one direction is for summer and the other is for winter.
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by rblatz 9y ago
I read the whole article, and don't use an ad blocker. I don't recall seeing any ads on that page. I find that pretty humorous.
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by rblatz 9y ago
I'm sure it's hundreds of people. But the majority of smart home fans have shown that they are more than comfortable with an amazon device in their homes.
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by rblatz 9y ago
Plex works on Linux/windows/OS X and does transcoding and subtitles, but I don’t know if it can directly cast from the PC or if you have to also run a client on your phone to start the the cast.
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by rblatz 9y ago
Somewhere on Amazon there is a screw camera that has a product photo of the camera installed on what appears to be a bathroom stall door. I can’t find it right now, but it totally blew me away that they’d be so blatant.
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by rblatz 9y ago
This one really creeps me out https://www.amazon.com/Screw-Head-Mini-Hidden-Camera/dp/B014... How often do you really pay attention to screws?
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by rblatz 9y ago
With as easy as it is to setup your own repository server I can't imagine why anyone wouldn't be running something like nexus or proget to proxy all their packages.
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by rblatz 9y ago
I'm shocked at how often tumblers come up on this site. It seems very clear to me that using a tumbler is straight up money laundering.
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by rblatz 9y ago
I used to run DD WRT, but got tired of fighting weird issues. Looks like from the comments to your post there are still issues out there. I ended up switching to a ubiquiti AC Pro for WiFi and am about to buy a USG to replace my old route
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by rblatz 9y ago
>Before streaming when someone bought a CD they bought just that copy you weren't permitted to make a copy of that CD at any time. I guess it depends on what you mean by permitted, was I legally allowed to copy the CD? Yes, was I al
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by rblatz 9y ago
It also supports youbsaying Alexa order tide, or Alexa reorder tide. And she will ask you if you want to buy the most recent tide product you purchased again.
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by rblatz 9y ago
Facebook ends up showing me basically worthless crap, people that I went to high school 16 years ago with and haven’t interacted with since besides accepting a friend request years ago get top billing, but actual friends that I want to keep
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by rblatz 9y ago
This is the third UFO related post on the front page. What is going on?
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by rblatz 9y ago
They can turn the servers off at night too. Some places still choose to do that. But that is unrelated to the point, if you are told that you are no longer welcome at a business, you can’t come in without it being considered trespassing.

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