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6y ago
Who says prisoners don't have internet access? You'd be surprised how many jail pods have a couple of Ipads you pay by the minute to use.
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6y ago
All evidence points to the your symptoms being much lower if you have the vaccine even if it's a different mutation. If the vaccine really did nothing for a certain mutation it would be front page news all over the world.
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6y ago
Buddy of mine got the vaccine because someone from the pharmacy was walking around the store asking if anyone wanted a spare dose so it would not go to waste.
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6y ago
I will be doing this. Marvelous idea.
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6y ago
Funny that nightly tape backups, a very old and established technology, would pretty much fix the problem.
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6y ago
And many, many, many more satellites.
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6y ago
No evil intent is needed. You think an 8 year old won't point out that they're "better" all on their own just because they have something another child hasn't?
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6y ago
Noobskin is a phrase used in a similar situation. If you didn't pay for your avatar people notice.
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6y ago
I'm waiting on Automats to come back, esp. in a complex firm. Basically a bunch of little windows with stuff. Half expected the article to be about that. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Automat
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6y ago
It appears Fedora 34 (next version) will make it default.
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6y ago
I've dabbled in programming for years, know some C, C++, Basic, python.. If I wanted to start to make a real useful program I'd like to start with one to configure Windows settings to my liking.. Auto login, turn off ads, net rese
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6y ago
Don't ascribe to malice... The dates and sentences can change so many times it's surprisingly hard to calculate. I've watched people who try earnestly to get the dates right complain about how hard it is.
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6y ago
I was once told that if I wanted to make millions of dollars instantly I should write software to just calculate jail exit dates. With "Time for good behavior", skipping parole, credit for time served you can give five people a i
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6y ago
Let me guess, you don't follow sports? I know many, many people who do daily. Have you seen the episode of the IT Crowd where the guys get sports blurbs from. some website to recount to their coworkers to make them more popular? It&
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6y ago
Even better is to scan and pitch what you can during the scan, then file what's left. Scanning for computer search is awesome.
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6y ago
Probably a little too bit conspiratorial, but anyone wonder if Redhat had something to do with this? This sounds oddly like the Centos announcement recently.
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6y ago
That sounds wrong to me? Surely you could do something like ingress / egress filtering of the numbers, and not allow an American number from India, for instance? Am I missing something in the setup. I guess what you're really sa
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xen2xen1
6y ago
Most of the scam calls I used to answer were identifiable local numbers. Easy to get VOIP numbers in bulk or put up a literal farm of SIM cards in cheap phones.
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6y ago
Code was added once to Debian (IIRC) and it was detected almost immediately due to code signing.
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6y ago
Would also give you an indication that the cert changed. It's done for SSH all the time, and if my SSH key changes, I darn well want to know.
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6y ago
The ridiculous treadmill of people saying UBI is going to work despite all evidence to the contrary, apparently a long, long time..
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6y ago
I'd say work at the fear behind it (the world isn't ending), with both facts and reassurance? Hard road to hoe.
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6y ago
Giving them legit sources does nothing. They don't want legit sources, they WANT conspiracies. People turn to end of the world stuff in times of tumult, and now is no different. The left is doing it, the right is doing it, it's
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6y ago
They have just decided to sell all their stuffs on all their places, instead of pushing Windows. PCs are losing their place so they've decided not to go down with the ship. But, they have no need to replace Windows, that's still
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6y ago
Because Edge will sync all my stuff across all devices. I use Linux, and OneNote, and OneDrive and all the above.
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6y ago
I will absolutely use this unironically on Linux, and I can't wait. Edge has all (most?) of the features of Chrome and isn't tied to Google's services. Somehow the world has twisted to where I trust Microsoft more than Goog
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6y ago
Excellent Airplane reference.
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6y ago
Remote desktop, vnc, NX (no machine). Or buy a super cheap windows server copy and RDP licenses on Ebay and use RemoteApp. Technically, remoteapp works on Windows 10 with hack and is exactly what you are asking for, if I understand you.
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6y ago
Yes, I thought of it immediately. I've even officiated a funeral and tried to do the best I could to really actually speak for the dead. It was an experience.
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xen2xen1
6y ago
Please tell me where this came from, and that it's not just something you made up?
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