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brerlapn
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Comment #19036911
The Hiya app lets you block calls that start with a particular string. It looks like the app allows for blocking just an area code. The only downside is that numbers being blocked …
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Comment #16729442
You can go into your account settings under Personal Info and Privacy\Manage Your Google Activity and toggle your location history if you want to turn it off, but I've never had th…
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Comment #16614382
Replying to cbr/muro - those are emails about specific people that you have allowed to see your location data. The NC police are getting warrants for everyone in an area's location…
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Comment #16534845
I've known a couple of folks who worked in gaming and it sounds pretty hellish. I would second thrownaway954's comment about finding jobs that take advantage of your programming ba…
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Comment #16511376
Not according to TFA. Do you have a source for your counterassertion? I doubt Tyler Rogoway would get such a point of fact incorrect - even when I've disagreed with his analysis I'…
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Comment #16408691
The US, Israelis, and Saudis, among plenty of others, have engaged in campaigns to influence foreign elections, no doubt. I think lumping them all in as information warfare campaig…
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Comment #16408604
Russia has been doing information warfare very effectively since the Czars, and this seems like one more place where they've outmaneuvered us. I've found it frustrating how little …
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Comment #16142193
A number of folks have asked if anyone knows more details on how a false alert could have been issued. I had some exposure to conversations about these alerts a few years ago, so a…
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Comment #15205072
I bought a license for this after having a series of problems with the Google Drive app, which was quite buggy and unreliable on syncing. Problems went away as soon as I switched t…
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Comment #14958071
If you're using Linux for work, be careful with AMD - I had no end of trouble with the video drivers. Everytime the kernel updated the screen would only be black with the drivers i…
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Comment #13863329
Lawyers in most jurisdictions are required to take Continuing Legal Education courses, but my experience was they were of limited use and the ongoing practice of law kept me far mo…
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Comment #13853015
I've got an older version ( https://www.amazon.com/Philips-Hf3470-Wake-up-Light-White/dp... ), I've never noticed any buzzing. Can't say I have supersensitive hearing but I tend to…
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Comment #13852997
I agree in that I go to Whole Foods or a similar store over mass market choices like Walmart, but even at Whole Foods you're not necessarily getting the best form of supplement in …
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Comment #12256764
Fastmail is quite reliable, and they support CalDAV and CardDAV. Their android email client is fast but doesn't work offline--fortunately they support IMAP Push and work very well …
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Comment #11965679
It wouldn't take a particularly imaginative plaintiff's attorney to come up with a strong argument that Airbnb itself is culpable for enabling discriminatory behavior. AirBnB would…
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Comment #11897771
"Peter Schiff said back in January that the US would have a big recession this year. If we don’t have a recession this year, people will forget Schiff’s false prediction, as well a…
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Comment #11891306
Shame they didn't go with Indiegogo, so they'd be able to keep whatever was pledged and try to work out a way to meet the gap.
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Comment #11864816
Right, the legislator is referring to civil asset forfeiture, which is what the devices in the OP's article does too--just now they will steal money from your bank account if you h…
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Comment #11850826
uMatrix looks heavy duty but effective. I'd never heard of it before--it looks like it could replace my user-string randomizer extension as well as Noscript and uBlock, which makes…
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Comment #11850742
ScriptSafe for Chrome. DisConnect or Ghostery maybe? Not quite the same, but they do break web pages just as well as NoScript. :) I'm hoping someone else posts some reasonably user…
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Comment #11849635
This is correct--I've had conflicts and a second kdbx file is created with conflicted copy and the date of the conflict in the filename. It's a small pain to go through and figure …
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Comment #11842751
Read this back to back with grugq's post today, although standing on its own the level of vitriol Farr describes over the LT would give me pause: http://grugq.tumblr.com/post/14544…
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Comment #11842663
Like we don't have enough trouble with people clicking links in phishing emails, why in the name of all that's holy would we want to train users to click on any 'interesting' link …
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Comment #11790542
You're definitely welcome. My folks have been through this recently, as well. Smart practices like using a password manager to segregate all accounts with different passwords can h…