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FandangoRanger
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Comment #25319968
can't you simply buy the location history of cell phones these days? and the bluetooth pings each phone gives off can be unique too
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Comment #25061633
No winner has been declared yet.
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Comment #25046811
If it's Boeing, I'm not going.
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Comment #25046785
The schizo line's played out by shills too but thanks for the confirm, shill.
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Comment #25028320
I'm sure they do, Internet shilling's big business and comments like yours don't happen by accident.
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Comment #25020109
>medium nagsite C will never ever be replaced. It's just not happening.
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Comment #25017407
No no that’s why you got downvoted. The media decides the election, not the Electoral College.
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Comment #25017384
He hasn’t been certified as the winner of even a single state yet. Trump called the bluff, soon the only vote that matters will be ACB’s.
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Comment #25017316
I notice this comment repeated on every web site, Reddit, Slashdot, even 4chan. It’s too similar and comprehensive to be anything but astroturf. My suspicion is Intel’s still got s…
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Comment #25017192
Nothing, I switched from Linux to OpenBSD and it’s been great. I could see people bemoaning the lack of their flatsnaps and wine.
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Comment #25016977
If Apple had gone with Smalltalk for the Mac instead of making something that merely looked like it we’d be living a better future.
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Comment #25007638
>I don't know there is something inherently not trustworthy about Google or American company. That something's called PRISM.
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Comment #25007634
Good? They should have been doing this years ago. Look at how spammers operating with gmail addresses have screwed up Usenet, or as Google calls it, Groups.
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Comment #24976319
It's impossible to believe any forecast, nobody fessed up after 2016 nor did they explain why their models are wrong or attempt to update them. You're less than 24 hours away from …
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Comment #24975418
Many governors have reached far beyond their allowed powers, as court cases have recently shown.
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Comment #24955598
The 175HQ is probably my favorite rare tube.
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Comment #24923315
This is a bit of a term of art. "They" don't "listen" to your calls. A computer does.
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Comment #24915562
If you make your own wild yeast culture you might have a much older one.
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Comment #24915554
If you are a home brewer or even just interested, Patrick McGovern's book Ancient Brews: Rediscovered and Re-created is a must-read, he re-creates a number of beers and alcoholic b…
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Comment #24913083
Yes of course. Back in the mid to late 2000's there was another big hack, known then as the "Manchurian Microchip" hack, which resulted in Chinese penetration of many US national s…
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Comment #24911567
Crack is wack. When you smoke crack you do crazy things, at least that's my impression of the drug.
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Comment #24908216
I thought it was because Google Captcha punishes you SEVERELY if you're not using Chrome.
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Comment #24907336
This is the true answer. Nobody benefits from replacing x.org except large companies. I for one have already switched my day to day operations over to OpenBSD, as I've seen too muc…
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Comment #24907257
Just use youtube-dl (it still works and will be forked) to suck the content you want out of Youtube. Use Tor Browser to screw Google out of your precious precious data as well.
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Comment #24907220
I'm still using IceCat, I will continue to do so. Chrome's ugly, something about the font rendering and smooth scrolling is really off-putting, plus I just know everything I do is …