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by sintaxi 7y ago
https://www.dropboxforum.com/t5/Installs-integrations/Too-hi...
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Dropbox supports two types of 3rd party apps each with different file permissions. 1) Sandbox, and 2) Full Access. If you jail by registering a "Sandbox App", you give up the ability to share/collaborate in a directory with o
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by sintaxi 7y ago
1) Files are not encrypted on Dropbox servers. 2) The Dropbox client scans files on your machine that are outside the Dropbox folder. 3) collaboration with others via 3rd party app requires you to grant the app access to your entire Dropbo
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by sintaxi 7y ago
> 1) at best this happens at~50% of the games. That is an assumption. We don't know all the facts yet. Some are suggesting the camera could have been nothing more than a smartphone and there is a source from within the Astros org th
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With zero changes to the law you are permitted to give 100% of your wealth to this cause. No nanny state required.
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This article is deliberately misleading you. Here are WHO statistics which show immunization rates in New Zealand (which are higher than they have ever been before)... https://www.who.int/immunization/monitoring_surveil
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The reason is that an education can't be repossessed and sold to another person. Also, a student typically doesn't have any other assets.
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This exactly. private education has a greater incentive for raising quality than government education does - which is why private schools produces better outcomes.
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If people didn't see vehicles as a net positive compared to the alternative they wouldn't own them.
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The reason for this is simple, a lender cannot repossess someones education to mitigate the damage.
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Also worth pointing out Google can and does rank websites by any criteria they choose. So if the top ranking sites have poor usability that is on Google in the first place.
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It was nice of him to tell us as much as he did and as far as I'm concerned he did tell us how much he got paid. The answer is he made more than he would have working as an engineer over the same amount of time ("more" is bas
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My guess is somewhere between $112.5k - 150k. With remaining equity being relative to salary of position offered. "Engineering Salary" $150k / 2 = $75k. "Multiplied by X" Let X be between 1.5 and 2. So $75k * (1.5-2
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My guess would be the distribution companies provide them a hash table of MD5s that maps popular torrents to places where they can be purchased. The company that makes the TV sells this services to the distribution company and/or gets
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If the footage from the Apollo missions is worthless that would support my claim beyond the point I made in the first place.
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We used public money to go to the moon and our government recorded over all of the video footage. Can you name a single piece of video footage that is more valuable than that which was recorded on the Apollo missions? I can't. Governme
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Artists own the songs (melody + lyrics). Record labels own the recordings. The artist also provides a commitment that they wont re-record their songs with another label for an agreed period of time.
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Swift has a contractual agreement in which she doesn't like one of the terms of the agreement. Rather than offering Scooter Braun something he wants in exchange for an exception she is calling on her fans to publicly apply pressure on
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> A turbine lasts about 20-30y Half that.
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> why should there be a binary choice between those two options? Because the distinction is binary. You either censor what information people consume beyond what the law requires you to or you don't. publisher vs. carrier is the leg
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As far as I'm aware buying stolen property isn't a strict liability crime. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Strict_liability_(criminal)
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The Granite that this article speaks about came from the Aswan stone quarry which was over 900km from Giza. Even with the distance of the limestone close, my point remains that cutting and placing a block every 4 minutes around the clock is
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by sintaxi 7y ago
There are a few problems with your conclusions which perfectly highlight why the pyramids are such a mystery. > I thought the "air holes" were supposed to be a way to fill the cavities with sand, after it was all sealed. Grave
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Any average temperature comparison that excludes the 1930's and the Medieval Warm Period is most likely being deliberately deceptive.
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He is being context-aware. He is pointing out that as the size of the group increases the complexity of the system also increases while accountability decreases.
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> I don’t see why they don’t just take down anything they damn well please. Its because Youtube would rather be legally categorized as a service rather than as a publisher. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Section_230_o
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If you met one at a party you'd be slamming your drink so you have an excuse to exit the conversation.
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Static is a term to describe the assets that are delivered to the client. It means every user is delivered the same assets which means the server doesn't have to do any logic. The assets can be delivered from a CDN and cached on the cl
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Static is perfect for an admin dashboard since it doesn't have SEO requirements. Static doesn't mean there isn't any dynamic content is just means the assets are static files that can be cached both server and client side. Dy
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Yip, in other words section 230 of the Communications Decency Act has limits. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Section_230_of_the_Communicati...

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