vaccinator

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91.
by vaccinator 6y ago
Err: fork....
92.
by vaccinator 6y ago
Why not just buy the hardware and save even more then?
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by vaccinator 6y ago
Here, create an account and for this: https://github.com/l1ving/youtube-dl
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by vaccinator 6y ago
I got locked out of one of my Google account because Google didnt recognize the device I was login in with (I had the correct password and I never enabled 2FA). I almost wasn't able to recover it.
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by vaccinator 6y ago
good point. but real-time data is probably a bit more valuable.
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by vaccinator 6y ago
Who would get Windows XP when you can have Windows 2000? (not kidding)
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by vaccinator 6y ago
Another area where pirated copies shine...
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by vaccinator 6y ago
> [...] made me think twice about buying a 25+ year product that keeps my home powered and dry. does it even become profitable before the 25 year mark in the current market?
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by vaccinator 6y ago
I'm not doubting you but how did you check your claim? (but either way, no cellular modem doesn't mean no wireless connection)
100.
by vaccinator 6y ago
You probably can buy one with no network connection, that the user can use, but that doesn't mean that it isn't connected for other purposes.
101.
by vaccinator 6y ago
bouncy houses have been doing this for years... in other news some have concrete in them to make them more permanent: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fPPAXH1DlwA
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by vaccinator 6y ago
It would be pretty easy to know that someone else is driving the car with all the data that they are gathering.
103.
by vaccinator 6y ago
You have to give Tesla 30% if you use it for Ubering... /s
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by vaccinator 6y ago
But it is impossible to get a car that is not connected to the internet today, unless you find out how to disconnect it yourself. This near-7-year-old link[0] always make me laugh. [0] https://www.businessinsider.com/ford-ex
105.
by vaccinator 6y ago
Sounds like a job for the NSA
106.
by vaccinator 6y ago
you don't have to burn a shit ton of power, you can "pre-mine" your "currency" (many did)
107.
by vaccinator 6y ago
in that case, lets just go to universal time and let businesses tell you what time to come in
108.
by vaccinator 6y ago
why? that sounds ridiculous... original files should suffice.
109.
by vaccinator 6y ago
Yes it should but it doesn't... a new carrier would probably be the easiest option.
110.
by vaccinator 6y ago
why not go halfway? AKA DST - 0:30
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by vaccinator 6y ago
Did they still make you pay for the $200 for the screen? I wish I could get a phone with plain Linux but I don't think that my carrier (Comcast Mobile) supports any of them. I once used an unsupported phone, and the 4G would work for
112.
by vaccinator 6y ago
There are also mix-tapes which could be used as another example to help your case
113.
by vaccinator 6y ago
Doesn't sound much worst than libraries for books... some libraries are even digital.
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by vaccinator 6y ago
The Intercept's future doesn't look too promising... without Glenn Greenwald.
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by vaccinator 6y ago
Nobody answered the first time
116.
by vaccinator 6y ago
He is being optimist or he is talking about the new normal.
117.
by vaccinator 6y ago
Sometimes they manually down-rank stories to take them out of sight, and sometimes the storry gets flagged so much. But it is #6 on the front page right now.
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by vaccinator 6y ago
When cars will be driving themselves, you wont need to own one... one of the many parked near your home will come pick you up.
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by vaccinator 6y ago
Since Microsoft is pro open-source now, they probably should move too.
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by vaccinator 6y ago
At $1400 it wont be the most popular one... and its a bit big.

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