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Comment #41807378
Having used OBS before (not the OP) it is much more feature rich and widely used.
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Comment #41476815
Some generations of labradoodles are hypoallergenic from my understanding.
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Comment #41386820
I’m now wondering what the ratio for the subway is, do half the people skip paying the subway fare?
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Comment #39488362
IMO, Leaked is probably the better word here. Equifax did not steal the data in the first place either, they recorded/copied it from other sources which leaked or sold it to them.
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Comment #39485907
Not sure why the downvotes but this is cool I wasn’t aware of this technology, thanks!
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Comment #38623850
Have you tried old.reddit.com?
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Comment #38571349
If you not familiar check out powerline network adapters and access points. Not as good as cat6+ but better than WiFi as backhaul, I've been pleasantly surprised with the performan…
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Comment #38539446
I'd sure like a Shazam for ads with mute capability, something I've been thinking about building for some time now just don't see any road to profitability and not getting adblock …
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Comment #38399801
Is anybody working on a way to mute ads? Like listen to everything and detect ads, remote control volume on the device playing them?
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Comment #38354348
I think it was claims to the frequency.
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Comment #38235832
And Experian pays your company for the data through programs like The Work Number
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Comment #38199429
Ahh I didn't grok that, Thx it makes sense now.
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Comment #38199366
>Reset someone's password using my email address How does that work?
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Comment #37851898
I wonder if it's ADHD or just the side effects of continual stimulant usage that causes worst COVID outcomes. Stimulants can be hell on a lot of bodily system functions.
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Comment #37842498
tired vehicles
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Comment #37477794
Great that's what I was looking for, I'll try combining the two.
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Comment #37477775
Sorry, I could have been more clear. Brave is a browser with a feature called Shield, an anti-tracking feature, a click of the icon disables it/reloads page. So my workflow is up t…
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Comment #37473831
You use both(UbO and uMatrix)? I didn’t realize uMatrix dev had been discontinued until just now, but between Brave shields and uMatrix I do a lot of clicking just to get stuff to …
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Comment #37440779
I think you are (missing the point). Often speed traps are about enforcing typically unenforceable regulations in bulk to reduce the effort. Among other problems. Also this advice …
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Comment #37094724
>Yes. Terroristic threat, for example. This is such an important point. The PATRIOT Act threw protections for citizens out the window in cases of terrorism (no evidence required). …