throw7

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by throw7 9y ago
If you've got something good, you want evolution. If you've got something bad, you want revolution.
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by throw7 9y ago
I'd like to see the world checked into an rcs.
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by throw7 9y ago
I made the switch years ago because I heard they used Cyrus on the backend and actively contribute back to the project. I was also getting fed up with being the product and the poor imap support out there.
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by throw7 9y ago
"As part of the deal, Mr. Jacobs was kept on as a security consultant, Ms. Padilla testified. His job: investigating the claims made in the letter his lawyer wrote." Is this a joke? Is this real? I can't even.
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by throw7 9y ago
Where/how do you order a linux dell laptop? On the drop down for Operating System only "Windows" options are available. If I search for "linux" I get Canonical support packages and the phrase "Dell recommends
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by throw7 9y ago
d.rip is javascript-only site.
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by throw7 9y ago
You just reminded me of a song from one of my favorite childhood shows... "Put One Foot in Front of the Other" from a stop-motion film titled "Santa Claus is comin' to Town". Put one foot in front of the other And s
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by throw7 9y ago
"the cockpits of the most high-tech airplanes are still laden with analogue dials, levers and knobs" , too bad car manufacturers aren't so careful with their infotainment consoles. I'm lucky I still have knobs/butto
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by throw7 9y ago
"While a less accurate Face ID will still be far better than the existing Touch ID..." Really? How so? I already know I do not want to have to look at my phone to unlock it.
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by throw7 9y ago
No notification LED and No fingerprint reader on the back is why I decided to delay going to the x4. I do like that it has a working FM radio and headphone jack though. :(
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by throw7 9y ago
things are slowly changing. this guy was recently convicted for 2nd degree manslaughter: http://gothamist.com/2017/09/25/matthew_von_ohlen_conviction... The joke in nyc is, after a cycling accident, nypd wil
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by throw7 9y ago
yep. you'll want clothes that typically hikers get for long multi-day hikes. synthetics and/or stuff like merino wool for your underwear and socks is much more performant than cotton, which can get nasty in one day of exertion.
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by throw7 9y ago
1. 2003 - cuts to training, 6 month "SWOS Basic" training eliminated. 2. reliance on technology, no basic seamanship skills 3. Iraq and Afganistan wars, more need to support ground ops 4. Officers care about Cover Your Ass.
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by throw7 9y ago
Recently I looked into moving some family members onto cheaper plans. I did look at freedompop, but decided to try mintsim; freedompop seemed... "sketchy". But the problem was I ran into barriers for byop. The 1st phone was a v
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by throw7 9y ago
are you still required to reboot the system if you upgrade "dbus-broker"?
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by throw7 9y ago
It's funny alright. Sewing is an excellent skill to have for outdoorsy stuff. Incredibly useful.
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by throw7 9y ago
I could be wrong, but my feeling at the time was there was a lack of experience of a strong low-level hardware designer. I remember bug #1024... all I really wanted to use my freerunner daily was making/receiving calls (you know basic
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by throw7 9y ago
The article said you don't have to, but your phone could be confiscated. (assuming you're a u.s. citizen, all bets off if you aren't.)
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by throw7 9y ago
god damn it, that website feels like a fashion style itself.
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by throw7 9y ago
My freerunner is somewhere in my old computerstuff bin, but the idea of having a completely open phone is still something I'm interested in. They had grandiose visions (mesh networking), but all I really wanted was rock solid calling a
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by throw7 9y ago
too bad about the RE on the REOI. But TDD really failed because it didn't identify SLG parameters. I don't know if I'd call it a failure though, SLG parameters are usually hard to know before the start of a project and, eve
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by throw7 9y ago
We changed the dialout number to 2 here. Problem solved.
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by throw7 9y ago
>If Google abuses their power it is easier to correct course by forking. In fact, many browsers like Opera, Brave, Vivaldi, Yandex etc are already based on Chromium Will you be able to use DirectTV with those alternative chromium based b
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by throw7 9y ago
they didn't list my goto: Empire apples!
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by throw7 9y ago
The article mentions a bulk of the abuse at sporting events... i remember seeing a youtube video of a crackdown at some sporting event of all these "disabled" cars/vans lined up getting ticketed and fined on the spot. Brough
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by throw7 9y ago
There's two Kosciusko bridges, one upstate, which came to mind (oh cool, they're replacing that one? wrong :)). The one upstate is colloquially called the twin bridges since no one can pronounce Kosciusko. (edit: the link has the
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by throw7 10y ago
"Google Chrome is required to run the new Google Earth." thanks for nothing.
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by throw7 10y ago
There really isn't clarity here. The article argues that the flight wasn't overbooked, therefore UA couldn't kick anyone off. I agree if it wasn't overbooked, but it's not clear that that's evidently true. I
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by throw7 10y ago
I don't see a positive outcome in this unless Dries steps down. This is vote of no confidence and Dries should really see that. (Note: I don't follow drupal and this is the first I've heard of this, so... this is just from
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by throw7 10y ago
The Red Hat retail to Enterprise shift still leaves a little bitter taste in my mouth. I remember when they shut down public access to the rhel binaries and the beginnings of Centos. All legit to the letter of the license and no more. I g

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