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Comment #40532837
But to buy that home/land from the previous owner you have to sign a contract stating you can't leave the HOA and that when you sell you only sell to those who will join the HOA an…
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Comment #37206589
You generally want to prevent a crowd from getting to that point. It's a bit difficult for a handful of police to stop a crowd from lynching as it's happening.
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Comment #37206574
Or opens it! Since nobody can now accuse you of doing witchcraft.
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Comment #36970005
That's one way of turning a vice into a virtue... "Right, I've been found out to have fabricated years of research, entire PhDs are now junk. How can I make some more money out of …
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Comment #36294134
Define counterfeit, as some lobbyists would define it by replacing a single resistor, capacitor or fuse, an independent repair shop turns a mac into a pc. Besides, counterfeit prod…
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Comment #35667028
From what I understand, when they plan to land on the Moon or Mars, they won't have a flame trench setup (on the Moon/Mars), so it needs to be able to land and take off from the gr…
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Comment #33555390
Would it be possible to construct a file/system encryption scheme where you have a read-write passcode and a read-only passcode? Such that when given the read-only passcode it woul…
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Comment #33396307
They probably already have lobbyists at the ready should these concerns appear as a blip on some political agenda. :(
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Comment #33238949
Commons Configuration disabled the vulnerable parts by-default a couple of months ago.
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Comment #32647876
I'm sure Intel will make sure they will be cheaper. Even if they have to run at a loss in the short run. :)
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Comment #31452856
Or when you need to use that money by the police as part of Civil Asset Forfeiture during a random stop/search.
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Comment #31253757
Don't get me started on the original (the later omnibus is way better) official english publication for Inuyasha... even ignoring flipping the reading direction and not updating re…
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Comment #30665634
Not a physicist, if temperature of particles is movement (I think chemical bonds will break long before the following limit), then the upper limit is just below the speed of light.…
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Comment #30280233
Heads-up, if you still have a Minecraft (not Mojang) account, then you will need to log in with your username, not your e-mail address. This stumped me for a bit when I just (succe…
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Comment #29992306
PasswordState for us (and we're predominantly a Java/PHP/Linux shop).
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Comment #29984643
Especially needed, because "who knows what they will do to harm the children, maybe not this cabinet, but what about the next one?"
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Comment #29726785
Main reason I heard was that enclosing it would be preferable, but then it wouldn't fit in any currently in use fairing.
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Comment #29638688
Remote sensing in this case is listening to the individual sound a key makes when pressed by the victim, and wear on the keys means that frequently used keys (such as 'e' or the sp…
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Comment #29193078
In this case, Bill Of Materials, as in a list of all chips, resistors, capacitors and other electronic components.
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Comment #28933379
You're forgetting 'legacy' devices, as in, older than a couple of minutes. I maintain an application that is used in primary education in the Netherlands, and the oldest device thu…
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Comment #27425706
Also interesting is that his shop's policy is to ask for a password, so that they can verify everything works afterwards and that prevents people for blaming them for things that w…
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Comment #25292533
https://medium.com/@ksspiers/google-fires-another-worker-for...
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Comment #24958651
CORS is only applied to javascript, not GET requests via img, link or other tags that load resources.
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Comment #24905872
In Dutch, Tinus usually is short for Martinus (or Martijn, Maarten or Martin, though those are also considered 'full' names).