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by singlow 5y ago
My iMac was still on El Capitan and I updated it to Big Sur to resolve it.
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by singlow 5y ago
If its running on your server, then you aren't distributing it. There are licenses like AGPL that do try to limit that usage but GPL does not. Now if it is a web app that has client code that gets executed in the browser, that is distr
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by singlow 5y ago
Working with your hands is the original digital activity ;-)
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by singlow 5y ago
You should investigate. At least $1.21/gal of that is going to the government. State/Federal gas tax + sales tax + regulatory fees and other regulatory fees. Also California mandates specific formulations which adds to the costs c
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by singlow 5y ago
> clear email marketing sources like HubSpot and Exact Target. Why would those get bumped up? Those servers send a very high volume of legitimate marketing email that is not spam. Those services do a lot of policing within their platform
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by singlow 5y ago
In this case you would pay. No FEIC if you don't pay taxes in the country where you earned the income. The UAE doesn't have a federal income tax and has no tax treaty with the US so several boxes are missing for FEIC.
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by singlow 5y ago
If you are American you still pay us taxes, no matter where you live. And you may need to report the house and car as taxable income as well.
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by singlow 5y ago
Ad hominem - amusing error though, to use homonym in place of its own homophone :)
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by singlow 5y ago
Probably saves them time. You are not a soft target. What incentive do they have to add support when it only gains them access to more hardened systems that most likely are not vulnerable to their next phase.
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by singlow 5y ago
But ISPs are generally expected to work within the TOS. Otherwise the customer could expect to recover damages for malicious actions. If GoDaddy wants to add new terms they should give notice. Violating their own TOS is a breach of contract
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by singlow 5y ago
The abortion law in Texas applies to abortions after 6 weeks.
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by singlow 5y ago
I googled (incognito) and see that I do remember them now. Surprised I am not in their audience list as I have read several articles about them and gone to their website a few times, in addition to having researched similar products.
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by singlow 5y ago
I don't really know what Remarkable is. I might google them now just to find out. I don't think I am on their audience list yet, because I haven't seen many ads. But if they ever add me to an audience list based on some actio
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by singlow 5y ago
No - Remarkable has a lot of control over how Google and Facebook target you. Maybe they could offer better tools, but those tools already let Remarkable remove you from audience lists after purchase, if they chose to do so.
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by singlow 5y ago
But do you see the mosquito that bit you most of the time, unsmashed? Often enough to correlate?
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by singlow 5y ago
Seems like a plausible explanation but how do you have any idea which species bit you in order to be able to draw a conclusion that there's a correlation?
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by singlow 5y ago
The claim was that amazon prefers 3 letters, so the list supports that claim.
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by singlow 5y ago
I thought the wage floor and healthcare were a compromise to avoid being covered by other labor laws.
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by singlow 5y ago
If only we had a decentralized version control system.
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by singlow 5y ago
Not sure why this author thinks this is all so recent. I hacked my first web API in 1998 and it was exactly like an API for an SPA but they didn't call it REST back then. The content type was multipart/form-data and the results we
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by singlow 5y ago
I'm sure having a nation-state is a major factor, but I bet it also has to do with the average wealth, geographic location, historical alliances. However, I'd put my money on skin color as the biggest factor.
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by singlow 5y ago
I think many believe that the dollar store preys on shoppers who may think they are getting a better deal, but don't realize that the unit price is not better for many items, and often in deceptive ways.
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by singlow 5y ago
The post I replied to: > Begun the GDPR wars have.
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by singlow 5y ago
The EU is not going to get into a war because it doesn't have any countries capable of fighting a war. The GDPR is not powerful because as much as they think they can extract revenue from a multinational company, the pacifist EU countr
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by singlow 5y ago
evidence of a spliced speedrun...
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by singlow 5y ago
I don't know of any toolkits used by the pc speaker games. I did enjoy some videos on YouTube from the 8-bit Guy recently that had some good info though: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q_3d1x2VPxk
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by singlow 5y ago
I avoid it by not installing Grammarly?
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by singlow 5y ago
> brining kids out in this type of heat But dry-brining is all the rage right now anyway.
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by singlow 5y ago
For which the quote happened to be on last night's jeopardy...
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by singlow 5y ago
Re-title "Jelly Programming Language" and add [2018]?

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