kaared

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by kaared 4y ago
I have just installed three battery-based cameras from Eufy and I'm very happy with the experience and performance: https://eu.eufy.com/pages/security_forever_power?ref=navi The cameras I have are charge and use,
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by kaared 6y ago
I believe you're referring to DNS zone transfer ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DNS_zone_transfer and https://serverfault.com/questions/890153/how-does-nslookup-l... ).
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by kaared 7y ago
My interpretation of the below quote from the article is that Google enabled the feature through pushing a configuration change to active clients. So if I'm a sysadmin and have done my due diligence and successfully tested the new buil
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by kaared 10y ago
According to https://www.ssb.no/fengsling/ , for 2014 only 25% of inmates were incarcerated due to drug crimes. Of new incarcerations in 2014, drug crimes represented about 18% (because of other shorter sentences, e.g.
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by kaared 11y ago
You can use it in guest mode without a Google account or other authentication. I don't remember if you need to explicitly set it up to do that, though. I'm sure Google has the numbers since the Chromebooks/Chromeboxes auto-up
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by kaared 11y ago
I think affordable Chromebooks is key in order to increase adoption, especially if Google is targeting lower-income markets like Africa, South America, etc, And I believe that might be what this is all about. It certainly complements their
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by kaared 12y ago
When you upgrade you receive the latest version plus updates for one year. I have a personal license and can upgrade for USD 99.00 today. You don't have to upgrade -- the software will still continue to work, but obviously you won&#x27
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by kaared 12y ago
>Why is reaching every corner of the phone such a big deal anyway? It's a big deal because the upper left corner is where Android places notifications and thus you're likely to perform this operation frequently and in a number
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by kaared 12y ago
In Norway, the most common type of card is a debit card that can also be used as a Visa or MasterCard credit card. The card has a smart chip on the front, and on the back you have your national id number/date of birth, photo and signat
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by kaared 12y ago
If you want a quick overview of what this looks like on various devices: http://ami.responsivedesign.is/?url=http://ehesp.github.io/R...