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by ulkesh 7y ago
I'd like to introduce you to my friend, the state of Georgia, for the past 20 years. Only this year, by court order, are they reintroducing a paper trail. While you're correct that Iowa has a paper trail for their caucus, it&#x2
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by ulkesh 7y ago
Based on my admittedly minimal research, these are supposed to be verifiable by the voter prior to scanning the BMD printout.
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by ulkesh 7y ago
Sweet, thanks for the information!
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by ulkesh 7y ago
I have been voting in GA since 2008 and there hasn't been a paper trail since at least then. The voting systems they still use today were purchased and put into service in, I believe, 2002. There is literally no reason not to also ha
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by ulkesh 7y ago
This is my Fry’s as well. A very sad state.
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by ulkesh 7y ago
That is a good point. I was lucky to get through the recession without being laid off, but so many others were certainly not as fortunate.
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by ulkesh 7y ago
Part of the issue is that their quality of service has gone down. 10 years ago, most people who worked there were knowledgeable in their respective departments, but now it is quite often the opposite. I don’t exactly blame the workers, it
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by ulkesh 7y ago
I migrated to Bitwarden immediately and removed all content in LastPass and deleted my LastPass account. My experience seeing companies sell out to private equity firms leads me to believe I haven't made that rash of a decision. For
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by ulkesh 7y ago
It’s a very small company and I’m the lead developer. I know exactly what is being worked on and what timelines are involved. The replies I got when I suggested all of this was something akin to “Why now and not before? Why this project
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by ulkesh 7y ago
I love the idea and look/feel of Kotlin. I work to learn and use it on my own. In the workplace, however, the problem for me are the fearful developers who think it is too difficult to maintain a multi-project code base that contains
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by ulkesh 7y ago
Yeah the closest I can see is what genpfault posted as a reply: Archon: The Light and the Dark. Hope that's it, otherwise I can't find much, either.
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by ulkesh 7y ago
Can you tell us anything else about the game? Was it a sidescroller? A fighting game (1v1)? Isometric? Any other details about the gameplay?
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by ulkesh 7y ago
The real loser in this deal is us. Not only is trust lost (or already has been from other past DNS goings-on), but we, the registrants, end up paying more, financially and otherwise. Generally speaking, the underpinnings of the Internet (p
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by ulkesh 7y ago
Not to assume, but that sounds like a comment from someone who only uses GitHub for interacting with git. I agree that GitHub helped spread the popularity of git, but I hesitate to say with absolution that it's the only thing that mak
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by ulkesh 7y ago
I have been hearing this end-of-the-IPv4 world chatter for 10+ years now. While I understand it is a real problem, I wonder if we’ll still be talking about it in the present tense 10 years from now.
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by ulkesh 7y ago
You are a good parent. Thank you. She doesn't deserve to lose out because Blizzard decided that their financial interests in China are more important than ethics and morality. I hope you both have fun there!
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by ulkesh 7y ago
Yes you can, I’ve done it in the past. I don’t recall the info, but you can search for it and should find it easily.
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by ulkesh 7y ago
Maybe you should re-read the comment. It reads as if you’re angry about something with little to no context as to what point you’re trying to make. Whatever works for you, I suppose.
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by ulkesh 7y ago
Or PCI-Passthrough which, while not as easy to set up as it should be, works amazingly well.
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by ulkesh 7y ago
Who are you arguing with?
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by ulkesh 7y ago
Wow. Still kicking that can down the road, eh?
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by ulkesh 7y ago
Looks like I dodged a bullet as I was close to pulling the trigger on backing the Indiegogo campaign. This proves to me that when it comes to semi-expensive hardware, it’s best to wait for some version of the product to actually exist befo
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by ulkesh 7y ago
Specific games. That’s the only reason I keep running Windows. Otherwise I would be on Linux full time.
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by ulkesh 7y ago
Healthcare in the US has little that is really socialized, at least for the middle class. The ACA had NO public option, despite efforts to include it. So unless you're poor (Medicaid) or elderly (Medicare), you have no hope of anythi
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by ulkesh 7y ago
After I got past the horrible misspellings and atrocious grammar, I could appreciate what the author is saying. The author is privileged to be able to concentrate on and enjoy a particular language. That is great, for him. Most of the res
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by ulkesh 7y ago
If only there were other dependency management build tools they could use as good examples to emulate....
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by ulkesh 7y ago
Unfortunately I have no such claim code. I also don't remember receiving one and there was never a confirmation email sent. If there was one on the screen, I regret not saving it. It's sad and frustrating the lengths they are g
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by ulkesh 7y ago
I received no such email and I signed up fairly quickly for the $125. I've checked my spam folder as well as everywhere else, they simply haven't sent me such an email.
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by ulkesh 7y ago
Which added zero value about the book itself. But yet I’m downvoted for pointing out the stupidity. You win, Internet.
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by ulkesh 7y ago
Or how about we all choose how we wish to get content, and stop implying judgment. When did reading become an us vs. them thing?

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