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by zeep 9y ago
I've had issues with Amazon Essential products (keyboard and mouse).... they are probably sold via Prime but I refuse to get Prime. The replacement was easy to get but the quality was low.
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by zeep 9y ago
I find the ones that don't accept symbols to be more common than the ones that require one, which is why I don't include symbols by default.
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by zeep 9y ago
you want them to block what you think is misinformation, but what they paint as misinformation might be very different.
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by zeep 9y ago
I was not talking about brute-force protection... I'm talking about meeting the password complexity requirements of the servers (same as the article)
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by zeep 9y ago
If you include 1 uppercase, 1 lowercase, 1 number and have at least 8 characters, you should meet the password complexity requirements of most servers.
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by zeep 9y ago
Symmetrical 2Gbps, which is offered by Comcast in some regions, is probably too fast for 99.99% of consumers... but it is nice if you have the option
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by zeep 9y ago
Do you have one example of such extension that won't work with web extensions?
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by zeep 9y ago
I think that you underestimate the US Government... they are not a regular consumer...
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by zeep 9y ago
Save it locally while you can because Netflix's catalog has shrunk by 50% in the last few years (from 2012 to 2016) and they just lost Disney... I think that in the end, they will basically only serve what they produce. http:/&#x
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by zeep 9y ago
not sure when they came out but pretty sure that you could get 8TB SSDs before that
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by zeep 9y ago
but since this is place a bastion of liberal Democrat support (as you put it), proofs are only asked when you talk against democrats... (Do you think that Google would fire somebody for saying what I said? I do...)
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by zeep 9y ago
For one, Obama was the worst president when it comes to prosecute whistle blowers that brought attention to illegal activities within the Government (it's like the opposite of openness)... Yeah, Obama liked to say that he was transpare
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by zeep 9y ago
Obama's openness and transparency? haha.
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by zeep 9y ago
Is that how much you could get if you are aiming to getting close to 100% occupancy?
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by zeep 9y ago
Around 7:30 he says that he is using some documents that were leaked by Snowden.. maybe that's them.
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by zeep 9y ago
You mean if stored on 4TB HDD... but they could easily cut that 250 million in half by using 8TB drives.
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by zeep 9y ago
if everyone was riding a bicycle, bicycle riders would be safe indeed...
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by zeep 9y ago
If Amazon's cloud service would disappear today, it would be a chaos for a week or two but most people should recover (as long as they have backups).
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by zeep 9y ago
but BCH/BCC is more like BTC was designed to be (everything is in the blockchain)... What is the hassle? more HDD space used up?
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More detailed information about what happened to the BTC-e service(bitcointalk.org)
2 points by zeep 9y ago|0 comments
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by zeep 9y ago
That's because Google always inflates result numbers, until you get to the last page... for me, that last page is 5 and there is 46 results.
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by zeep 9y ago
Would their IP still work then?
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by zeep 9y ago
> Oh wait, then you forgot your phone Just get the Amazon implant to authentify yourself (coming soon)... or just scream something next to the hub and the echo located in your bedroom will give you access using your voice's unique s
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by zeep 9y ago
looks like it is $14 on amazon with free shipping
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by zeep 9y ago
let's hope that this good AI won't turn bad once it's too late to switch to something else...
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by zeep 9y ago
I think that Firefox lost most of that market share mainly because Google is pushing chrome really hard on Google Search... They ask you to install it at every corner. But if they would care about privacy, they would still avoid it.
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by zeep 9y ago
/r/politics is similar to /r/the_donald but it is the exact opposite (it could have been called /r/the_hillary)
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by zeep 9y ago
but in this case it is probably tied back to you ... (the credit card used to pay Twilio...) So it is not really a burner phone in the traditional sense
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by zeep 9y ago
many flights are not required to broadcast this signal....
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The Audi A8: The World's First Production Car to Achieve Level 3 Autonomy(spectrum.ieee.org)
3 points by zeep 9y ago|0 comments

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