OrgNet

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by OrgNet 5y ago
> I'm somehow unable to identify the moment where the computer stopped being your kingdom Phones started it, and Windows 10 followed (That's when I stopped using Windows). The only reason my kid still have a Windows PC is Robl
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by OrgNet 5y ago
> Because every time I login there is something that needs a quick update You can't be serious that the updates aren't worst in Windows... I finally got my 80yo dad to Linux because of them being ridiculous in Windows.
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by OrgNet 6y ago
put him in jail and forget about it?
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by OrgNet 6y ago
All code has bugs. - me (and everyone else)
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by OrgNet 6y ago
My problem with vote-by-mail is that they have to confirm that your signature is the same... and mine is not. I have been voting by mail but I don't know if they count my vote.
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by OrgNet 6y ago
thats a good start but it would be nice to get individual items directly with price
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by OrgNet 6y ago
The main reason might be because the current government is republican and this forum is mainly democrat but that is just a guess... The admins also manipulate posts, votes and front page visibility so it is hard to say for sure.
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by OrgNet 6y ago
I just purchased from Amazon but they gave me $100 to open a new credit card that I will disable in 1 month. (edit: actually, I think that I will disable it today so that I can re-apply more quickly)
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by OrgNet 6y ago
I use a cheap VPS provider and I pay $10/year... there are cheaper ones: http://www.lowendstock.com/
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by OrgNet 6y ago
iMessage is e2e encrypted but Apple has the key... so I would not consider this e2e....
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by OrgNet 6y ago
It ends up being the case most of the time but of course it could be better.
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by OrgNet 6y ago
> - That device will take a hit in battery life 4G was a real battery drain at first
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Coronavirus: Google ends plans for smart city in Toronto(bbc.co.uk)
1 points by OrgNet 6y ago|0 comments
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by OrgNet 6y ago
no, but maybe his parents setup the car to accommodate...
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by OrgNet 6y ago
To his defense, a lot of the executives on his list probably buy similar lists to spam a lot more people (endpoint users).
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by OrgNet 6y ago
you are underestimating kids... given a proper sized car where they can reach the controls, they do pretty good. My kid has been driving a 12V electric car from age two.
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by OrgNet 6y ago
its a good time to cut the fat (but either way, that 25% probably doesn't include any of their real workforce, the landlords)
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by OrgNet 6y ago
looks like v68.8 is ESR... not far behind, i was hoping for v10
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by OrgNet 6y ago
it's not when a new tab is opened... it's when the field is in focus
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by OrgNet 6y ago
> There are a number of claims that this happens in the academic market as well. it probably does until it doesn't
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by OrgNet 6y ago
Get the antibody test done everyone, as soon as possible
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by OrgNet 6y ago
It is very valuable information, why would they let you access it if they dont have to?
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by OrgNet 6y ago
LoL Google.... I thought that I was a victim of your random account deletion for a bit
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Open-source medicine could prepare us for the next pandemic(fastcompany.com)
2 points by OrgNet 6y ago|0 comments
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by OrgNet 6y ago
> Could linux write everything to a file every 30 seconds. A bit like a keylogger yes, but probably not a good idea?
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Turris – Open Network Devices(turris.cz)
2 points by OrgNet 6y ago|0 comments
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by OrgNet 6y ago
I would pay for a software that could update my email address on all/most web services...
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by OrgNet 6y ago
Why would you recommend to use company "A" just because it doesn't need to have data "D" to provide feature "X" if it has access to data "D" through other means anyways and they share it anyways
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by OrgNet 6y ago
but Google and Apple have all that information already and the big pipe to the government is still open... just stop ignoring facts?
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by OrgNet 6y ago
If you want to disable updates, it should not still be updating... I don't get your point....

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