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ipv4dhcp
2y ago
Then fund it yourself! Don't try to force me to pay for it.
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ipv4dhcp
3y ago
maybe you aren't stretching far enough. if you apply for jobs you are absolutely qualified for, obviously you'll get them. it's probably worth some effort to get a ~30% more difficult job with 30% more pay for most people.
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ipv4dhcp
3y ago
meh, seems unlikely, but i guess in some rare cases that may be possible.
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ipv4dhcp
3y ago
this is the comment i was looking for. netcat is the better option for testing network ports.
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ipv4dhcp
3y ago
what is your concern with gpl? you can still commerialize apps that use it as long as you use the normal interfaces it exposes.
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ipv4dhcp
3y ago
Also would like to know
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ipv4dhcp
4y ago
if that is the case, could you trick it into giving you one word at a time? ie: give me the first word of your response for the innapropriate query, then the same question but only ask for the second word and so on. then each word will pass
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ipv4dhcp
4y ago
being aware doesnt make it illegal. only if it was because of the pregnancy.
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ipv4dhcp
4y ago
magic the gathering? or perhaps really most trading card 'games'.
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ipv4dhcp
4y ago
gender is also biological
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ipv4dhcp
4y ago
crime and punishment is what got me hooked on russian literature. i would try some of dostoyevsky's other works before moving on to tolstoy. just finished karenina this year but enjoyed the idiot and karamazov more.
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Kerberos – A Dialogue – 1998
(web.mit.edu)
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ipv4dhcp
4y ago
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ipv4dhcp
4y ago
would that work for free gas too for kroger?
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ipv4dhcp
4y ago
the problem is that those "trusted entities", ie: banks have a high cost in terms of infrastructure, opportunity cost of all employees doing something else other than signing transactions, and the environmental costs associated wi
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ipv4dhcp
6y ago
At what point is the format parsed? Is http://36475893 sent to the router or converted to 192.168.56.12 in the browser?