Jaymoon85

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by Jaymoon85 5y ago
https://outline.com/uE6PA4
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by Jaymoon85 7y ago
- PBS Passport : $5/month - PBS Kids* : $4.99/month - PBS Masterpiece* : $5.99/month - PBS Living* : $2.99/month $19/month for all of these, is still better than $50 for Youtube TV, if all you care about is PBS prog
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by Jaymoon85 8y ago
Except the discovery of said works would give IPFS the advantage. If a website is taken down or removes the works, finding it somewhere else becomes the challenge, even though it still exists elsewhere. With IPFS however, anyone with the
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by Jaymoon85 8y ago
Is it still considered to be throttling when it's in the service agreement? I have Cricket wireless, and they tell me I am limited to 3mbps speed, which is exactly what reflects in all speed tests I've tried. I am totally OK with
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by Jaymoon85 8y ago
You could forward all mail from a Gmail address to Fastmail, and then use username+service@gmail.com for each service you use. Might be considered security through obscurity, but if nobody knows your actual email domain except for the Gm
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by Jaymoon85 8y ago
*subscription required
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by Jaymoon85 8y ago
> 'unregulated' In the sense of 'government regulation'. They are the ones who can arbitrarily enforce rules, pick and choose winners, and complicate the barrier to entry so much to discourage competition ...all with
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by Jaymoon85 9y ago
But who's fault is that really? If a local city council or county commissioners, decide to allow a single provider to control the territory (or selectively restrict competitors)[1], why do the people affected not exercise their voting
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by Jaymoon85 9y ago
I agree. Nobody is considering the problems an FCC-regulated internet brings to the table. With the exception of the telegram and cinema (those controlled by Western Union and Hollywood), the feds regulate the telephone, radio, and televi
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by Jaymoon85 10y ago
No one should ... but that doesn't mean the don't/can't. http://www.usnews.com/news/articles/2016-08-17/wayback-machi...
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by Jaymoon85 10y ago
Meanwhile, try to purchase a copy of a Humble Bundle for yourself, and one as a gift to a friend using the same card, and suddenly STOP! DO NOT PASS GO.
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I Just Open Sourced My Most Popular Android App(timohty.com)
5 points by Jaymoon85 10y ago|0 comments
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Once homeless, Boise man creates video game outside library, resets life(idahostatesman.com)
3 points by Jaymoon85 11y ago|0 comments
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by Jaymoon85 11y ago
Not that anyone cares about follow up to obvious click-bait, but the LAT issued an apology admitting the headline was misleading. www.latimes.com/local/california/la-me-0320-drought-explainer-20150320-story.html
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by Jaymoon85 12y ago
I notice that too when it pops up. I wonder if they make it confusing by design, to ensure you carefully read it, and not just blindly click through?
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by Jaymoon85 12y ago
Amazing how whoever broke in only stole name/address/SSN information. But didn't touch the protected medical records? https://www.noagendaplayer.com/listen/694/2-19-54
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by Jaymoon85 12y ago
It's a ploy from the rail companies to have the tax payer foot the bill to build these high-speed rail lines, knowing full and well that there is just not enough demand at the price (per trip) they are proposing. Sure there will be the