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teclordphrack2
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teclordphrack2
5y ago
We can't have communist countries in latan america because of the good ole u s of a. You think you are going to get some slight utopia that helps people b/c of their ideals? Never going to happen... sadly.
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> Social media is best used for keeping in touch with friends and family. None fake friends and family. Got a handful of fam that are so fake with what they post. Act like they do it all and now one helps them. Turns out they are narciss
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5y ago
Na, cause Bernies team did not speak with the russians unlike trumps team whom spoke with, meet with, and gave information to the russians.
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teclordphrack2
5y ago
And? Standard IT practice.
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5y ago
There was collusion. Manafort gave polling data to the russians.
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5y ago
israel has done more than that, so has the usa. Heck, you can get a check on the side to be an inside mole.
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5y ago
Hence the isolationism in some.
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teclordphrack2
5y ago
Pretty sure Intel started the pandemic to cause this chip shortage so they could hurt AMD. /s
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5y ago
"and was not targeting monetary gains" But in the end was it really though?
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5y ago
Iran would like a word!
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5y ago
I want to add that the physical limits of how the design is done is as much as corruption/stupidity. By physical limits I mean us, the wet ware in the middle of all this. These systems can be designed years if not decades before they a
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5y ago
lenova thinkpads are shite. They always run buggy and slow.
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5y ago
Just because its a feature you don't use does not mean its a feature others don't use. I see this all the time in programming IDEs where I don't know about or like the function of a feature but the person next to me swears by
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5y ago
And if you have a contract to buy a certain amount from a supplier then they will hold that much stock in their own inventory to cover your contract.
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5y ago
What are you talking about. The vast majority of companies use just in time stocking. If you sell x amount of a product that is when you order x amount of each item on the BOM. It has been this way for decades for manufacturing in the usa.
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5y ago
I know the usa is working on optical and electronic technology to use the stars even during the day. They can combine that with inertial guidance on cloudy days .
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5y ago
That is literally their job. They are even ABET or other certified as being so.
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teclordphrack2
5y ago
but they do that without a union. So whats your point?
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teclordphrack2
5y ago
Sam was not anything to be admired. He ripped off his employees pay and when he finally lost the legal battle he threatened any employee that cashed the check.
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5y ago
I think you may find this has a cultural connection.
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5y ago
+1 for having to be sealed. We have a handful of companies wanting to sell us needed chips but they are odds and ends, not always packaged. Were always suspect.
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5y ago
Sounds like cellbrite has a criminal investigation coming their way. While there is a chance that the code made its way to them in a way that they would only be civilly liable I find it hard to believe that there was not some action that de
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5y ago
Thanks, now someone is going to take this and start scientology 2.0.
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6y ago
I will pay for Netflix, Hulu, and Amazon. They saw the market before it was a thing and went for it. If the content I want to consume is not on those services then I am going to watch it pirated for free. I will never pay any of the establi
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6y ago
"There is no such "do wtf you want" license." I have to say there is a "do wtf you want" license. Hear me out. Say you like to speed and you have the money to pay fines and were okay with that. To a person like
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6y ago
So you are really trying to portray that top earners don't pay their fair share because "figuring it all out is super difficult"? You are being disingenuous and a distraction from the actual conversation.
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6y ago
I think when this is actually looked at that cricut is going to be found to be locally processing the images and the only cloud aspect is data farming.
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6y ago
I don't give two F's or a s if you know what my kinks are. Being in my mid 30's I have since gotten over ALL your religious fuckery. You won't blackmail me with shlit. It would seem the FBI is hiring a bunch of nancy boy
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6y ago
Google has no obligation to list you on their search results or allow access to your site through their browser. > ctively misrepresenting your website as dangerous and deceptive to your customers is sort of libelous and clearly damaging
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6y ago
The reason it is made vague is because there are people who will set their site up so it technically passes the rules but it certainly does not pass the spirit of what was trying to be done by the rules. By making it opaque they do get to c
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