jtr_47

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by jtr_47 7y ago
I understand the point you are making. However lets take a look at the following: Cloudflare is U.S. corporation providing services to other people and companies. You have to be a member in order to use their services, so you are tied to t
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by jtr_47 7y ago
All the love to you my friend. I have stage 4 colon cancer + it made its way into my liver. I've been alive for a year now and I have no idea how much longer I have. I know what you are both going through. I know what myson & w
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by jtr_47 7y ago
Please make sure your wiring and electric box can support an air conditioner (mobile or not). You don't want to cause a blow out or fire... A separate circuit for the A/C (window unit, mobile or central) is ideal, if possible. Pe
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by jtr_47 7y ago
They should first take a look at the Telco/Cable companies and the lack of competition and upgrades. Plus they need to look at the laws these companies are writing to prevent municipal Fibre etc. from seeing the light of day too.
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by jtr_47 7y ago
What if our very own public Libraries had the ability to host local communities' dialogs etc. One of the things that it would protect is "freedom" of speech and it would be a better platform for communities to voice their co
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by jtr_47 7y ago
They are a for profit company and can do what ever they want. regardless if their membership is free or not. There are other choices out there. They may not be the best. People can build their own youtube if they want to. At least in the
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by jtr_47 7y ago
What I don't understand is the the following. 1. Julian is not a United States of America Citizen. So USA laws don't apply to him, unless he is in the USA and has committed a crime or offense of some kind 2. Julian is a citize
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by jtr_47 7y ago
The apple store where i live is packed too. I think many of those people are in for repairs on their stuff. Meanwhile, the Microsoft store diagonally located across the mall is usually empty. But some kids are there to play the games on th
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by jtr_47 7y ago
The stores are more sterile and the employees and service is more "clinical" and less "hands on." I miss the original stores' refurbished/discount tables/bin they used to have. You could find great deals
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by jtr_47 7y ago
I don't see this as a threat to any Unix like operating system. In my 20+ years in IT, Microsoft has had many years to perfect their command line experience, but never did. They have a long way to go in terms of Unix like features th
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by jtr_47 7y ago
Smalltak too
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by jtr_47 7y ago
Another link describing what a black hole is: Part I: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VnJYo6LKzgA Part II: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nlry6LqWwJ0 Peace
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by jtr_47 7y ago
It's fine to be upset at my point of view and implied experience within this area. I understand 100%. There are some coding mistakes that cannot be tested or caught during development and deployment. These can be exploited. There a
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by jtr_47 7y ago
I disagree with your statement. it's easy to keep a secret, if your life or livelihood is at risk, through blackmail or similar. You just haven't experienced it.
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by jtr_47 7y ago
Yes. The recent Huawei article above.
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by jtr_47 7y ago
I believe any piece of hardware that is sold local or internationally has a backdoor of some kind for government access. There are no mistakes. No company will say this, due to "laws" or "NDA" from a government that p
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by jtr_47 8y ago
Maybe there's an exploit with the hardware or operating system that is not known to the standard population, but is known by the government, hardware/OS manufacturer and black hat/white hat crackers.
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by jtr_47 8y ago
Secrecy is another tool. The real keystones are the implied use of imprisonment, violence and death, if you don't obey. When a government no longer abides by their constitutional oath (if they have one) and does not respect the people
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by jtr_47 8y ago
"The Impersonal Life" by Joseph Brenner
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by jtr_47 8y ago
The management and executives should also go to prison, but they don't. This is where the corruption begins, but it's only the "little" guys that get thrown in jail.
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by jtr_47 8y ago
Holy fucking shit! I can come out of the foul language closet! My desk (home/office) is always messy and I like staying up late. Fuck yeah! Peace and love! ;p
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by jtr_47 8y ago
Maybe it's not a bug, but something akin to a backdoor that has been uncovered.
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by jtr_47 8y ago
I wonder what an AtariLisp would look like ;p
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by jtr_47 8y ago
maybe the real estate companies & money lenders want housing priced so high that you will always need to take out a loan no matter what. only the wealthy have the money to pay for a home with 'cash' or at least a good chunk f
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by jtr_47 8y ago
I wonder if the big tobacco companies are behind this. They have much to lose because e-cigs are not used for tobacco, in my experience. So they (tobacco corps) will lose future tobacco addicts to e-cigs and vaping liquid producers. peace.
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by jtr_47 8y ago
Queens Village - a little further from the city. Flushing Fresh Meadows Rego Park Maspeth Middle village Kew Gardens Take a look at the NYC subway map. Follow trains heading East of Manhattan: E,F,7,L etc...
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by jtr_47 8y ago
Maybe it is time we stop relying on a central company to provide our browser software. Maybe it is time for people to build or configure their own personal browser, so that the authority to install add-ons is a personal choice and not dicta
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by jtr_47 8y ago
This article sounds like an advertisement.
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by jtr_47 8y ago
It kind of sounds like a 3rd world mind set in trying to get people to pay more. Only because they are not getting paid enough to live on, but may have no other options as employment. So they, the drivers become a captive employee/co
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by jtr_47 8y ago
It's not cheap and frankly speaking, it's infested with roaches, rats, and mice. Don't ever want to live in LIC or the surrounding area. It's expensive, to rent and own. you need to be making a very high 6-fig salary

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