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tomcooks
5y ago
These tools behave like trojans, allowing complete control over a machine. Why would anyone want to run something like that without being able to check for malicious code is beyond my comprehension.
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Because they show up on top of searches. Wait until the freemium approach fails and they lose content producers, and they will pivot into something more approachable by competitors. If you would like to speed up the process refuse to login,
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5y ago
Why is this in the homepage?
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5y ago
You do take a stand with your pumpdump comment, BTC is behaving differently and has been doing this for quite a long time so I don't really see similarities with shcoin scams
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5y ago
Same, would be better to specify in title what Matrix they're referring to
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5y ago
Number stations are far from being cold era
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5y ago
Search hasn't been Google core business for decades, they're into selling advertisement spaces
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5y ago
Got into running during my sober October, I suggest you start with the COUCH25K program so you build a solid foundation.
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5y ago
Please show your solution so we can follow it verbatim
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5y ago
Yes I've heard it's actually used to sync two plates
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5y ago
To bike camp bring a small foldable saw, so instead of spending 1+ hour splitting wood after a long riding day you can spend that time enjoying camping I have a carpenter axe which is very compact and somewhat lightweight, but gave it up be
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5y ago
Take a joke, it's free One can't argue that walking is more environmentally friendly because bikes maximize efficiency so you have less waste. I believe in 20 years you'll agree with me that spent batteries are a huge problem
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5y ago
Same in southern Europe, cultural imperialism becomes apparent when one notices that all local festivities (often of Celt, Roman, and Greek origin) have been replaced by commercial crap.
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5y ago
For the record: it is cheating, and you're polluting the environment because you're too lazy to cycle. Sincerely, the no lycra no lithium committee
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5y ago
I suggest everyone try the IBNIZ machine that the author has created
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5y ago
Perfect example of using a(n expensive) service even when it's annoying. Just stop using it, they'll hear your voice better.
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5y ago
My personal best has been 214km in 18 hours (Alaybey, Malkara to Taksim Square, Istanbul), the very last leg of my 13k+ ride between Lisbon and Istanbul. Can't imagine what it takes to ride 900km, seems to require superhuman strength
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5y ago
Before clicking the buy button just check if the frequencies match your country and cellular provider by using a couple of sites [1], [2] [1] https://willmyphonework.net/ [2] https://www.frequencycheck.com/
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5y ago
The core of their audience for this could very well be people who learned COBOL and BASIC for work 40 years ago and want to go back to programming, minus the "pick python will you? Or go, or js, or PHP, or anything reliable and useful
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5y ago
Are function names going to be translated as you did with Excel, so that there are a billion macros written in completely different languages?
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I fail to find the connection between speed and safety, especially from a completely unshielded pilot point of view. It's not a bike's job to maintain safety and traffic speed, but the opposite.
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5y ago
Stand your ground or lose it to idiots, no need to let rude people take over something as universal as cycling
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Biking is something that should be basically impact zero and provide you with lifelong DIY skills through simple mechanics. Get a proper bike, not a glorified scooter which will inevitably cost you a hefty fine in terms of bills, maintenanc
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That's due to the sES spamfest fitness blog driven results. Google maps calculations are decided by Google and take into account padding plus some degree of inclination calculation
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that's what a modem does, but better
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- use PPP to get your modem working https://wiki.debian.org/PPP , but make sure providers in Kenia still offer this service - get sd cards and usb drives ready, so if all else fails you can institute a sneakernet like they d
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5y ago
That is not a rabbit hole, it's child's play. To use your own words: I wrote native American and not Native American, didn't I? Do you know what "native" with a lowercase lettee means, don't you? https:/
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Very nice, these fake works upset me as well. As a foreigner I do not understand how those made up nonsensical words (common in coffee, car model names, appliances, websites), or that stereotypical "mamma mia i speak-a english-a langua
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What's not sane about dithering? It has been used for a long time in print
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5y ago
I wish this had more informations on data collection, data presentation and a friendlier mobile interface. Well done
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