titoCA321

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by titoCA321 3y ago
Lawyers are expensive which is why most folks settle when they encounter legal issues in life and business. When you get a traffic ticket or auto accident do you hire a lawyer? Most do not.
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by titoCA321 3y ago
We have lots of people running around with "open source" projects worried about licenses when in reality they it provides them little if any protection against anything. This is owner of "open source" projects with dead
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by titoCA321 4y ago
Not just phone support, even places that have a physical presence or storefront are almost completely useless. Many times all the customer support representative does is update a "trouble ticket" on the automated computer system.
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by titoCA321 4y ago
In some areas if you live in apartments, folks actually knock on your door to sell you religion and vacuum cleaners. 2023 and still we have door to door sales.
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by titoCA321 4y ago
If you had cash, they would rob you for it, but since, it's digital payments and most people don't carry cash, it not economically or practical for fraudsters to steal cash.
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by titoCA321 4y ago
Even when you pay by check or ACH, it's not always reversible. It depends on the bank and where it was sent and how long ago.
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by titoCA321 4y ago
This type of thinking isn't new or limited to only tech folks. Almost everyday in family court there are parents who think they can just "kidnap" their children away during a custody divorce and ignore the family law judge. M
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by titoCA321 4y ago
Find a lawyer that's willing to do that for you. Then show up to court and complete all the legal paperwork. How many do you think are going to do that? How much do you think it's going to cost?
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by titoCA321 4y ago
Companies don't want to support internal products with in-house resources that cost too much when they can get it cheaper from contractor or vendor or opensource.
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by titoCA321 4y ago
Who are you kidding? Most engineers don't know what and who they are designing and building for. Engineers sticking together? These are the same folks that fork over every microaggression to release a command-line tool that did the sam
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by titoCA321 4y ago
Kodak had prototypes of digital cameras in the 1960's but they were afraid it would cannibalize film sales so it died in meetings. The United States Post Office had online bill pay and digital certificate PKI email system in the 1990&#
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by titoCA321 4y ago
Some people know about Linux but aren't going to touch it and there are some that touch it but wish nothing to do with it when they aren't configuring servers. It's not necessary limited to Linux, some people use Macs when th
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by titoCA321 4y ago
I don't understand this phenomena in the Linux community of trying to convert anyone and everyone to Linux. But then again, I'm not want to convert others to my religion, sports team or car model. Yes, there are Mac and Windows ev
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by titoCA321 4y ago
And how would these 14 survive if they are the only ones left? Do you know that there's a whole support team to support them in space? It's not just 14 people. There are hundreds on the ground supporting them.
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by titoCA321 4y ago
And what's the point of it in space? Knowledge doesn't disappear when it's not on wikipedia. If humans are still around they will continue contributing to knowledge. Just because it's not printed or recorded doesn't
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by titoCA321 4y ago
Not just electronics, go read the print quality of some of your paper receipts from three years ago and see if you can make heads or tails or where you purchased the item. Ever see photos from photo albums long ago?
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by titoCA321 4y ago
So many shills in the "opensource" and "freedom" Linux community. Harp all day long about how "freedom" yet cry and troll when developers don't support a Linux distro and troll all day about getting others
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by titoCA321 4y ago
Even before online, newspaper would "distribute" their papers to hotels and college dorms to "invisible" subscribers to increase the count of their subscriptions. And let's not even get into how radio and TV viewers
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by titoCA321 4y ago
You're right we don't really know the real reasons why Document Foundation charged the price they did, after all they could also put the app on the Apple Store without charging as well, and some developers do put apps on the Apple
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by titoCA321 4y ago
Enough with "studies." I have multiple studies correlating that smokers survive COVID-19 hospitalization better than non-smokers. Should we adopt smoking as a health policy against COVID? I don't think it would be a wise reco
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by titoCA321 4y ago
If you sell through the Apple App Store, Apple charges 30%. This is the industry standard when you sell through storefronts PlayStation, Steam, Xbox, etc. If they sell through their website then Apple doesn't charge any fees. They knew
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by titoCA321 4y ago
Well Document Foundation is "free" to host their own payment services and download servers deal with customers and MasterCard and Visa and American Express to avoid paying the 30%. But they did not, so they must figure that they
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by titoCA321 4y ago
These plants also have armed security and other physical and electronic deterrents along with engineering personnel to respond to different crisis.
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by titoCA321 4y ago
Many law firms and lawyers offer pro-bono services to those that qualify. There are even lawyers and law firms that contribute to open-source organizations on legal matters regarding lawsuits and licensing. Many court motions and filings ar
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by titoCA321 4y ago
Yes, lots of testing at Pearson VUE. Many State Licensing certificates and IT certification testing is conducted at Pearson Vue. Military and government agencies also do applicant testing at Pearson VUE. Candidates seeking to apply to Secre
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by titoCA321 4y ago
Come on now, some of the college instructors weren't even teaching the offline classes. 200 students in a lecture hall and some random TA grading and assigning the tests. Do you honesty believe the TA knows each and ever student and th
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by titoCA321 4y ago
Students and teachers have been cheating before pencil and paper. Do you ever wonder why some college students have near-perfect SAT scores yet can barely rub two English words together?
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by titoCA321 4y ago
I'm not the OP that's calling for reducing Bloat. I don't use LibGen enough to give a care one way or the other.
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by titoCA321 4y ago
There's people that contribute to the LibGen ecosystem but unfortunately it in areas that don't really benefit the community. Users don't need another CLI tool for LibGen, nor does the community need another Bot. Unfortunatel
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by titoCA321 4y ago
When you look at movie pirates, there's still uploads of Xvid in 2022. Crap goes in as PDF, mobi, epub, txt and comes out as PDF, mobi, DOCX, txt.

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