frankharv

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by frankharv 1mo ago
OK if we put that Genie back in the Bottle can we also go back to a time when Attorneys could not advertise on TV. How much did that ruling cost? Ambulance chasers have always been a thing but now it is nationwide syndicate of "Doctor
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by frankharv 3mo ago
Obviously written by a C freak using a BSD
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by frankharv 3mo ago
I didn't see it that way. when Facebook started it was like an intimate club. Classmates.com was charging money for reunion information and Facebook was free. It was the IPO that really tipped the scales. In that one day Zuck became a
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by frankharv 3mo ago
It should not be sold. But it is. https://epic.org/issues/consumer-privacy/data-brokers/ Consumers are the product.
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by frankharv 3mo ago
Opt out from snake oil salesmen. Yea sure. If it helps you sleep better. It is the law. In reality the data is already 'grey market' so I doubt the law matters to them. Disappear and new data broker sets up shop. You think these p
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by frankharv 3mo ago
Surveillance Capitalism is an apt description. No one voted for it but here we are. Flock on every strategic corner.
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by frankharv 3mo ago
Surely you are joking. Once collected why would a data broker want to purge your record? There is no escape.
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by frankharv 4mo ago
Thankfully most cities were not stupid enough to buy lead lined pipes.....
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by frankharv 5mo ago
I agree. Even if you walk by a FLOCK camera you are catalogued. Sickening bravado of these privacy stealing folk.
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by frankharv 5mo ago
Use your brain to solve problems not a computer.
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by frankharv 5mo ago
Whats worse is the town has snubbed its residents: https://www.axios.com/local/atlanta/2026/04/17/dunwoody-floc... How did a Jewish Community Center end up allowing FLOCK to access its security came
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by frankharv 5mo ago
I agree with much of what you say. Adding a second display port was not something anybody needed. Desktop computer was a reach. Even for BeagleBone. I am surprised RK3566 and RK3568 still don't have good UEFI-EDK2 support. RK3588 has g
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by frankharv 6mo ago
I worked in a machine shop of a large shipyard and 20 years ago they had CNC Winders for rebuilding armatures for Navy ships. They replaced older versions that were NC winders. So this "hand wound" story is just that. Windings goi
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by frankharv 6mo ago
Thanks for clarifying. I wonder who is slandering her more... WOW Maybe the citys insurance carrier hired a FIRM... They will be taking a hit.
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by frankharv 6mo ago
That is the first I have heard of that. A small unexplained blurb in this article. Already in jail on parole violation.. Maybe she objected to the extradition order without good counsel. "I aint never been to N.Dakota". She found
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by frankharv 6mo ago
Indeed let out on Christmas Eve with no money 1000 miles from your homeland. Where your home was lost to foreclosure because one JUDGE did not look at the paperwork. There should be a way to personally sue somebody when they don't do t
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by frankharv 6mo ago
Yes but a judge issued the warrant in the first place. Cops did not do a proper investigation and the judge green-lighted it. It is all on the JUDGE or possibly a magistrate who approved a faulty warrant. The judge failed the poor woman. FI
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by frankharv 6mo ago
Regardless China was monitoring everything very easily. https://www.pcmag.com/news/chinas-salt-typhoon-hacked-at-lea...
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by frankharv 6mo ago
I applaud Carter for trying to rescue our hostages in 1979. So sad to see our military failed so badly. The plan seemed conceivable... Yet outrageous. The distance to Tehran so far. Sometimes you got to do something. Even if against all odd
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by frankharv 6mo ago
Surely there are some shipping expenses though? For Global Oil. Versus the Colonial Pipeline that is prevalent on the Eastern Half of US.
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by frankharv 6mo ago
I agree. Why is domestic oil linked to global oil price? We are energy independent? Big Oil is milking US.
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by frankharv 6mo ago
I have just experienced this.They raised HR exec up to VP level so they could investigate another VP to ultimately fire them. Then once the BAD VP was fired the owner fired the HR VP and the the replacement was not a VP. DirtyDeeds.DoneDirt
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by frankharv 6mo ago
Not really. Most all companies have Binding Arbitration built into employment contracts. What lawyer wants to have their pay limited thusly? You can hire your own lawyer for the proceedings but no jackpot payouts in arbitration.
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by frankharv 8mo ago
Would have. Could Have. Should have. Most humans would be halfway into other lane after seeing kids near the street. Apologist see something different than me. Perception.
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by frankharv 10mo ago
Unchecked capitalism? The new NY city mayor wants to convert parks into low income housing. https://abc7ny.com/post/mayor-adams-makes-elizabeth-street-g...
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by frankharv 1y ago
Rack mounts of cellular gear in an apartment. Dummy rentals. I don't understand the optimism. How did this not throw flags with the carriers.
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by frankharv 1y ago
That argument went out the door when the last administration chose to open the borders. We have laws against that. But they were ignored.
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by frankharv 1y ago
I really dropped NAS/SENSE when the GUI switched from lightttpd to Bootcamp... NANOBSD was dropped around the same era... What a shame. It was a good run, Back when you could upgrade without worry.
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by frankharv 1y ago
I did not like when NAS4FREE had to change their name because of something.... The new name XigmaNAS did not inspire me to continue. Then FREENAS changes name to TrueNAS. Boy what a twisted wreck. In the meanwhile I learn NFS and ditch the
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by frankharv 1y ago
I don't watch YouTube but here a mariners take. I notice that there is a very large Car Carrier in Norfolk Drydock getting painted white to grey. Looks like they are converting commercial vessels to military use. I can't imagine h

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