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sakebomb

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    Comment #45878606

    If you haven't read his book, check it out: Me and My Big Ideas: Counterculture, Social Media, and the Future http://amazon.com/Me-My-Big-Ideas-Counterculture/dp/B0DJ8T45...

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    Comment #40633561

    Interesting concept. This would work for the moment, until the providers hear about this type of detection and change the session sizes or intervals. I am unsure what the intent of…

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    Comment #39374542

    You should check out Recessim: https://recessim.com/ I think you would like the community.

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    Comment #29503175

    I use a X1 Carbon Gen 9 for my daily driver after switching from Gen 6. I still love both. I have been using Arch primarily which has a great wiki for installing in case you were l…

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    Comment #29283338

    It does not require a remote connection to work. To unlock the car with your mobile app does though. I am curious what you mean by a proper quality car since all cars have governor…

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    Comment #28317077

    I enjoy the overall user experience. They did a fantastic job with making navigation smooth. I am a linux desktop user so allowing me to ssh to my phone is amazing. Easy to termina…

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    Comment #28315007

    I totally agree with you. It is much easier to use overall. I wish more phone lines would give them a change like Nokia did with the N-series years ago.

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    Comment #28314967

    I use it a majority of the time. (Seldom need Android for work). It runs Signal just fine, along with all the other chat apps. I enjoy Sailfish very much. I will say that installin…

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    Comment #28314891

    I use it here in the US. As for the devices, the ones you listed are the ones licensed. There are a lot more community ports: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sailfish_OS#Community_en…

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    Comment #26925173

    You will deeply be missed @dakami

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    Comment #26575340

    I am surprised no one in here has mentioned Sailfish OS. It is Linux based. I really enjoy mine. I own it like I own my couch. I highly recommend it for those that are interested l…

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    Comment #25721863

    I wonder if Warner actually will read this... Most likely not. Unfortunate because Gab actually cares about handling malicious situations correctly. If section 230 is upheld, this …

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    Comment #24739323

    What happens if someones code accidentally (or purposely) uses a malicious module [0] in their code? Seems like a great way to spread some malware... It would be cool if there was …

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    Comment #24364119

    Here is the main header rather than the baited title: Pasco’s sheriff created a futuristic program to stop crime before it happens. It monitors and harasses families across the cou…

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    Comment #18709458

    Alexa, please tell me about the... Attorneys general Senators elect Ahhhhhhh!

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    Comment #18195681

    Makes you wonder if light pollution is wrecking this process.

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    Comment #15417262

    Hopefully they open source the code for it. They have for so many other things: https://github.com/aol

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    Comment #15417241

    Wow... an end of an era. I just got my notice that it is closing down. I kinda want to use it now just for the nostalgia feeling.

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    Comment #922144

    Could you consider the creation of clustering created by blackhats? They did start out with botnets which started the foundation for clustering and cluster management.