sound2man

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by sound2man 17y ago
Is this the only post you got with positive Karma?
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by sound2man 17y ago
It's also a great way to go to jail... I guess you could feasibly retire in jail.
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by sound2man 17y ago
I stopped just shortly after that -- the end of the article.
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by sound2man 17y ago
With the audience on here, I doubt that internet is considered "non-essential". It sounds to me that he ate a pretty balanced diet. Not gourmet by any stretch of the imagination, but plain, and for the most part, healthy food.
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by sound2man 17y ago
My bad, EBay. All other comments still apply.
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by sound2man 17y ago
Since torrent traffic doesn't pass through the Pirate Bay site, is it even possible for them to block traffic to the Netherlands? It would seem far more plausible to put the onus on the ISPs in the Netherlands to block the traffic, though i
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by sound2man 17y ago
IT at a general contracting firm specializing in municipal water structures.
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by sound2man 17y ago
It's the end of the world as we know it... I really don't think that there is much or a danger of skype disappearing - it's too valuable. Worst case scenario is that it reverts back to it's previous owners and/or continue under a different
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by sound2man 17y ago
But no hardware keyboard...
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by sound2man 17y ago
It's amazing how the majority of black hat hackers listed turned out to be successful bussiness men once they "see the error of their ways" It appears that they compromised systems because they were bored, or merely wanted to prove it could
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HSBC drops Firefox support(blog.ebrahim.org)
3 points by sound2man 17y ago|0 comments
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The Bad Apple: Against the Iphone(lifehacker.com)
2 points by sound2man 17y ago|0 comments
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by sound2man 17y ago
If you can stretch a cable across a "chasm" chances are that you can pop an I-beam in there instead. That would solve that problem.
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by sound2man 17y ago
Could be possible if you are talking a 4chan poster's brain.
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by sound2man 17y ago
Which 7?
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by sound2man 17y ago
Well 50% success rate isn't too bad.
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by sound2man 17y ago
Love it! Long live the onion!
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by sound2man 17y ago
I love companies that actually send a thought out response! +1 for their great sense of [emotion]
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by sound2man 17y ago
Rotten Apple.
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by sound2man 17y ago
Yes, but both are a bad idea.
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by sound2man 17y ago
The side effect could be inconvenient... anyone got the blues?
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by sound2man 17y ago
I have used F-Prot extensively (20 licenses) and it stinks. A real resource hog, and very ineffective at removing viruses. Stay away - it's barely worth free.
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by sound2man 17y ago
Isn't this supposed to have (Video) in the subject?
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by sound2man 17y ago
I have the firefox plugin, but other than that I just use it for math I'm too lazy to figure out myself - or to check my math.
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by sound2man 17y ago
So they thought that internet use would go up if they cut out all the waiting?
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by sound2man 17y ago
The main problem with android (for me) is the lack of CDMA phones. I am on the SERO plan with sprint - $30 a month for voice, data, and text - and I am not switching for any phone. If there were android phone in Sprint's line up, I'd be g
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by sound2man 17y ago
because they make (for the most part) nice stuff.
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by sound2man 17y ago
Not just on their Ipods either. You also get a goofy cable on their macbooks and on the shuffle headphones. And now they cut the firewire from the macbook line (I think the mackbook pro still has it). One hand gives and the other takes.
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by sound2man 17y ago
Iced peppermint Tea. The most refreshing drink in the galaxy. Much easier on the head than the Pan Galactic Gargle Blaster too.
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by sound2man 17y ago
Maybe, but more elegant android software would have to be developed. Much as I personally don't like the touchscreen only design, lack of removable battery and lack of expandable storage, I have to admit that it is a very sleek piece of ha

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