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by vb6sp6 5y ago
> Otherwise the raw materials are the same Edit: I misread, sorry
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by vb6sp6 5y ago
why would he renew the lease for someone that isn't paying?
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by vb6sp6 5y ago
> It has overcome years of predictions it would fail If you kept getting billions in investment cash, you could could also keep a business that loses money each quarter going for years
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by vb6sp6 5y ago
It's convenient that we skip over the fact that the landlord did receive money from the feds
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by vb6sp6 5y ago
who is "they"?
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by vb6sp6 5y ago
I think the bar is a little higher here on HN. save it for facebook
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by vb6sp6 5y ago
Of course not. I even said "i am not an apple apologist" so these lame "gotcha" questions are kinda silly
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by vb6sp6 5y ago
> they don't play for our team I'm no apple apologist but apple must follow the laws of the countries they operate in. They can't advocate for us because we are not the ones setting the rules.
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by vb6sp6 5y ago
Steve Jobs received a standing ovation when he showed how the new iOS would finally let you change your wallpaper. This broke the RDF for me.
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by vb6sp6 5y ago
Less than 10% of inmates are held in private prisons. Biden seems to want to change this: https://apnews.com/article/joe-biden-race-and-ethnicity-pris...
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by vb6sp6 5y ago
VB6 has close to 300 And while some vb6 code is truly terrible, it isn't because of keywords. It's because beginners have no idea what they are doing. So I imagine Swift code may be terrible because there are a lot of noobs out th
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by vb6sp6 5y ago
The design is polarizing
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by vb6sp6 5y ago
Having dog shit on your shoes is gross. Smelling like a goat is also gross.
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by vb6sp6 5y ago
> Maybe i’m missing something Maybe having pics of your vagina passed around the office might not make you suicidal, but it might make someone else suicidal. Perhaps one way to find out is to present the facts of the case to a judge\jury
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by vb6sp6 5y ago
That's gross
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by vb6sp6 5y ago
first thought: this would be a good app to hide malware in
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by vb6sp6 5y ago
I also failed at using this. I think it needs training data and the default set leaves a lot to be desired. There are also hundreds of options which makes it difficult to wrap your head around. I was reading from screenshots, black English
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by vb6sp6 5y ago
This isn't rocket science. Bad odors are offensive. If you stepped in dog shit, you'd (hopefully) clean you shoe and wouldn't get on a soap box about "running away from the true natural smells of nature" or some oth
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by vb6sp6 5y ago
if you finance a car, is comprehensive required?
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by vb6sp6 5y ago
ahh, the glorious "welfare queen" myth emerges again, this time as a lazy alcoholic millennial.
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by vb6sp6 5y ago
In your basement? not hard In a DoD facility? pretty hard
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by vb6sp6 5y ago
if your business doesn't rely on software that only works on windows, sure. But even companies like apple use windows: https://www.businessinsider.com/apple-uses-windows-xp-in-iph...
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by vb6sp6 5y ago
Napster was ok. Oink on the other hand...
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by vb6sp6 5y ago
We used digicert. There is a 50% off link if you Google around for it
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by vb6sp6 5y ago
No luck needed. The EV cert works great.
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by vb6sp6 5y ago
Also a small company. The ev cert worked for us. Are you having trouble with smartscreen or av products?
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by vb6sp6 5y ago
And here I am telling you I've done this and it didn't work. The EV cert worked a lot better. Do whatever you want with that information.
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by vb6sp6 5y ago
or use vnc, teamviewer, etc
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by vb6sp6 5y ago
yeah, i thought this too but it was really easy to automate
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by vb6sp6 5y ago
> 1. Everything being 'free' by default drives us to ad-supported centralized services. Economics aren't a separable concern. I hate this argument. I've been online for a long time and the internet existed just fine w

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