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just1nn
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Comment #19422626
Speak to Larry Wall about this.
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Comment #19340284
As someone who made the professional healthcare to tech career crossover, I feel exactly the same way. Email me. The world has changed. People are tried and sent to prison over vid…
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Comment #19321944
Try an SNRI. They have more of the "zap" effects when DC'd.
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Comment #15972898
17.10 was the absolute most buggy software that I have installed from Canonical. I tried it on Dell hardware (+ Apple Hardware, + A VMware VM on X64 + VirtualBox on OSX, etc) that …
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Comment #15928535
I have this right now. First in a small mountain town, and now in Longmont, CO, USA. $49.99/mo for 1Gb/1Gb no caps, no extra charges.
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Comment #15840734
I have Fibre to the Home at 1Gb/sec, but so far, they do not support IPv6. That's something interesting for me to look into though, so thank you. I was providing ADS-B flight data …
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Comment #15840711
I have used amwell with great success, recently. I have no affiliation with them, and I am paying them for their services, but my experience was top notch, and I have a PCP through…
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Comment #15840695
"Professional Extenders" are everywhere, and it hasn't caused anything to become cheaper. If you show up at an urgent care, just expect that you will be treated by a LPN and a PA o…
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Comment #15840645
Prescriptions have been available with delivery or mail order service for at least the last ten years. I have worked for at least two private pharmacies (in different states) who o…
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Comment #15840603
The "Caremark/CVS" insurance that I have for prescriptions allows me to go to Target/CVS for covered medications, but I also have the option to mail-order (from them, of course). I…
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Comment #15839296
Where would MAC address capture occur on the network? MACs are local to L2 traffic, so once a frame turns into a packet and is routed, the sMAC of your PC is no longer present in t…