genericuser

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by genericuser 11y ago
So you run those crappy sites that totally aren't squatting domains but just have a useless collection of links using referrals and affiliate marketing and ads but no actual content on domains that are places people accidentally wind u
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by genericuser 11y ago
Yeah I feel like if he actually cared about things being fair and honest he would of become upset when he saw this obvious scam taking place, which he more or less recognizes as such. However all he does is attempt to confirm is that he won
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by genericuser 11y ago
Eh I say if people honestly can't learn to accept that things about other people from a significant time ago might no longer be relevant, then have SEO become a more personal service, and if people want to have their search results man
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by genericuser 11y ago
Yes, but it is effectively saying that the "right to be forgotten" means that the right extends to the topic/event covered on the pages as it relates to that person not the pages themselves. Hopefully this will not extend to
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by genericuser 11y ago
I'd tie it more to the popularity of video games among adults(as I see adults, and younger people introduced to them by adults as the main driving force behind this board game resurgence), and the idea that there are always people look
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by genericuser 11y ago
I think of it like a band (Could well apply to a company too) which occasionally replaces members. So long as they replace few enough members each time that people can associate it with its previous roster, people will accept it as the sam
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by genericuser 11y ago
No but I don't think they would of been faster either was my point. Hence, to answer to the question posed "So how many vulnerable cars are on the roads of the world right now because the UK High Court wanted to "protect cons
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by genericuser 11y ago
It sounds like the same thing was redacted from this version that they asked be redacted from that version as this one doesn't have the specific codes necessary to make it work.
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by genericuser 11y ago
Take your PRN medication, press button.
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by genericuser 11y ago
So why were the researchers willing to publish a redacted version now, but were not willing to publish the redacted version 3 years ago when they were researching the issue? I am actually curious because this is the only part of this whole
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by genericuser 11y ago
Except that VW at somepoint quit using the transponder in question because of this issue so new cars made are no longer susceptible.
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by genericuser 11y ago
I personally have never gotten that sense, but as both of us are too lazy to check, to each their own. If you bought an $80k Porshe you knowingly bought something you know will be a target for theft, and probably have enough money to have a
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by genericuser 11y ago
The bill with a known serial number quits being tangible when you deposit it into an account because you are only owed a bill not that bill. If you had put the bill with a known serial number in your safety deposit box, for instance if it
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by genericuser 11y ago
While other people have correctly stated this point elsewhere in this topic. I think you have phrased it in a very simple and easy to understand way, which I feel anyone not able to understand would not be someone worth having a conversati
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by genericuser 11y ago
They don't actually tell you explicitly it is an ongoing process, but everyone with clearance I know seems to acknowledge they are probably being kept tabs on at least a little. I mean it would seem kind of irrational to have all thes
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by genericuser 11y ago
Fewer people they need to monitor with the level of scrutiny, people with clearance safely assume they are being monitored at.
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by genericuser 11y ago
They will say existing security clearance required, because that greatly speeds up their hiring process. However there really is a severe drought of qualified developers with clearance, to the degree that even the worthless ones don't
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by genericuser 11y ago
4 was awesome but I just experienced way too much grief from it crashing, hanging, and otherwise being the buggiest game I had played at the time to consider it my favorite. Later when I revisited after finding a QFG Anthology CD in a barg
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by genericuser 11y ago
Hero's Quest was the original name, the EGA version of the first one was released under. Due to Sierra not trademarking it, the name had to be changed to Quest for Glory. 1 and 2 are still some of my favorite games of all time, if yo
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by genericuser 11y ago
While I agree with your criticisms of Wikipedia, I do not think it is appropriate to make the connection, which your post seems to strongly imply, between Wikipedia editors with these traits in general and Autism.
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by genericuser 11y ago
It really depends on what type of relationship you have to the person asking it in the US in my experience. A stranger or a person you know in a professional manner and yes social doctrine seems to dictate you should reply with a positive
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by genericuser 11y ago
It seems like power lines would be able to be detected with system measuring changes in magnetic fields, perhaps based off current induction sensors. However clearly a system like that does not yet exist and that would not help with other
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by genericuser 11y ago
That is definitely not the only time you need to worry about collisions, it is the most dangerous time but not the only time, as there are many things taller than 200 ft, as well as birds and unequipped vehicles using the airspace in an una
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by genericuser 11y ago
First I recognize you said maybe, but the range would need to be much larger than 100 meters. As out of the box hobbyist drones can already travel at 50 mph [1] (or more I assume). And 100 meters assuming approach of a stationary object wou
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by genericuser 11y ago
ADS-B being a broadcast would also notify anyone else listening to ADS-B broadcasts allowing for the potential of a golden age of drone piracy. Which would be quite profitable if you could avoid being caught. ADS-B broadcasts contain a uni
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by genericuser 11y ago
Well thanks for the info. I unfortunately clearly didn't pay attention to the fact it required side loading when I heard about it. So yeah, no more support (if it means no more store) will suck more than I thought for Ouya owners.
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by genericuser 11y ago
In my experience it has been that way for quite a while when you look at lower price point items in developing areas of technology, due in part to the speed at which minor changes are iterated and implemented in new models of devices. But I
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by genericuser 11y ago
Why would one expect the usefulness of their Ouya console to change and be anything other than useless? (this is a joke at Ouya's expense, I am pointing it out because based on my past experience making jokes here someone will take th
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by genericuser 11y ago
The times I interviewed at google it was made clear to me that I was interviewing for a position on a specific team, and not a general hiring pool. So far as I met most of the team members, maybe you are correct though and the team size wa
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by genericuser 11y ago
The company I work for very much does that, as have others I have interviewed at and knew people working at. The company I currently work for is legally required to interview N (I don't know what N is) candidates for each position, hi

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