smallbizdev420

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by smallbizdev420 5y ago
I suspect that this is an attempt to hide attacks on civilians and/or other protected classes under the Geneva conventions. If you get a attack/bomb/missile destruction photo from a location that's GPS tagged in the phot
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by smallbizdev420 5y ago
Ok, we found a graduate of Tom Cruise's programming school (Mission Impossible) .
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by smallbizdev420 5y ago
Doesn't it, though? Wouldn't it mean you'd need more hacked computing resources for sending the same amount of mail?
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by smallbizdev420 5y ago
I would like some feedback on a possible solution to one of the problems: Spam. And my proposed solution is blockchain. Hear me out :-) What if sending a mail required a proof of work (the digital equivalent of a stamp)? Then sending mail i
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by smallbizdev420 5y ago
My guess is that they were club heads, tied to wooden sticks; we are talking about a stone age culture who didn't have too much spare time/resources. They may have started out as utilitarian weaponry, but gradually morphed into st
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by smallbizdev420 5y ago
Isn't the problem arising because GitLabs files are in the global namespace? If the user is the namespace for all their files, and GitLab files were under a Gitlab user, this wouldn't be a problem. Under the current implementation
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A cautionary marketing tale: Omnisend's pricing changes
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by smallbizdev420 5y ago
Relying on one source for information is wrong, the hearsay article which reported what the doc in Oklahoma said without verifying the claims about ivermectin overdoses was wrong. What is not wrong is this: According to the National Poison
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by smallbizdev420 5y ago
There is no lipstick. It is all pig. Windows exists because people run it on laptops and desktops. Not tablets and phones. Every time MS tried to make it otherwise, they failed. Windows RT, Windows 8, Windows 10S, Windows 10X - each was les