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kova12
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Comment #49115462
It would be hilarious when some services become unavailable to 55+. The whole age check scam will dissolve in a heartbeat
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Comment #46914731
> They want to shut down our right to be heard in the first place. there's no such right, never been. Just because one has a right to speak, doesn't make it an obligation for other…
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Comment #46358746
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Comment #46358196
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Comment #45969319
Nearly all UK drivers = "total of 1,850 drivers". Also mind you, in UK you can go to jail for disagreeing with narrative. I hold this article somewhat sus. With that said, yeah, he…
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Comment #44706442
aren't we missing the point that co-pilot is there in case pilot gets incapacitated?
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Comment #44634178
I'm considering a new heat pump (ducted) and daikin seems to require One+ Smart Thermostat to run it in most efficient way, so - cloud. I don't think this project supports plugging…
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Comment #44534797
I constantly see beliefs dubbed as "conspiracy theory" later found to be actual true facts. Does that indicate that truth is sometimes on the fringe, and if yes, then what "fringe"…
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Comment #44004566
I used to work in IT in a large corporation back in the days. Amount of work necessary to procure software was so staggering, that any alternative "creative solution" would be much…
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Comment #43268144
Other than nostalgia, why should I sign up for it? I didn't gather from the article what sort of innovations are they planning to bring in than would make it appealing to use
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Comment #39666719
It does, doesn't it? I wish there was some sort of compat layer which would allow to natively use python libraries in Javascript
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Comment #39365217
Somehow first reaction of everybody here is: "it isn't just me, using wireless for security camera actually is a bad idea!"
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Comment #39231503
I would applaud if FCC goes even further, and bans the robots from use in any business, which is required to accept calls For example: government forces me to have health insurance…
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Comment #39194711
No P&L, no cost/reward analysis, no numbers at all. Just emotional "omg need more green". Have the author ever torn down a single parking lot? Doesn't look like that to me. Why is …
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Comment #39191339
How do you take notes when computer is not available? Do you just VPN home and connect to the http endpoint, or...
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Comment #39152797
I've been a Linux user for 15 years. This works fine for me and [some of] my family. I still can't fathom regular folks using any flavor of it. Chrome and Android obviously disrega…
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Comment #38868633
If T-Mobile provides as much as just SMS in the dead zones, I'd be quite satisfied with the outcome already.
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Comment #38739146
Can I have some of these PCs? I have no problem running Ubuntu on them, just send me.
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Comment #38357471
such approach has been working fine for IRS
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Comment #38329685
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Comment #37891145
There isn't one for c++ unfortunately
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Comment #37245329
May I point out a slippery slope is that sort of argumentation? American people have some basic rights protected by constitution. If these can be circumvented by shipping their tri…
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Comment #37049840
We all ultimately work for IRS
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Comment #37049807
This is a pretty slippery slope you are getting on. Hiring a subcontractor is common business practice for many purposes. What you are proposing will essentially make anybody a cri…
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Comment #37049667
Just another day UPS was supposed to deliver an item with signature. I needed the item. I was waiting for driver, but even if I wasn't, my whole family was at home. Looked outside,…