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so they can keep you 4 years if they have nothing on you?

> Man Who Refused To Decrypt Hard Drives Is Free After Four Years In Jail

they make boxes for outlets that are made out of metal ... I don't think that conductivity is a factor

edit here is another example of a wooden faceplate: https://www.amazon.com/Franklin-Brass-W10848-Decorator-Unfin...

it is for one hour only...

a table with data would make it easier to visualize the difference between the years

I got a free domain name from Microsoft services a long time ago...

too bad they dont show you the 360deg view like the car hopefully sees

It gives me Brasil's Google

I would aim for a different solar system....

isn't sassafras used to make real rootbeer (as opposed to modern rootbeer)?

I just canceled my free month of Prime a few weeks ago, that I used for Christmas time... back to 7 day deliveries which is fine by me (but it does feel that they add artificial delays for non-prime members).

they're probably going to have to pay their employees a bonus?

I tried to access Apple Maps using Firefox on my Linux computer at https://maps.apple.com, but no luck at first glance... do I need to install an app?

I wish I could signup with just username and password (no email)... because gmail knows everything now (I don't mind having no password recovery option in many cases)

Do you signup with your self-hosted email?

rent a bike wherever you plan on using it

We need to start tracking government officials... then maybe things will change.

It doesn't mean jack shit... it's a start that can be improved upon.

user agreement should be enough, with proper attorney

class action coming up

holy shit, this is not even the worst spot... this one appears to be more dense: https://goo.gl/maps/9YZrP4of97tDgQmH6 .... I think I found out where they dump all those waste products: https://goo.gl/maps/ZkfDDKM26gfmtQTL6

I always thought that this was the reason... so they could charge more to businesses because they tend to upload more then download (not sure if it is still true today).

soon, masks won't be enough... they will have x-ray-like methods to see you naked at all times (like they already have at airports). Who is going to wear a mask 24/7 anyways?

> the firmware as well as device drivers as "blobs"

I'm pretty sure that both of them could completely compromise you

I think that I am still going to keep it enabled, as a matter of principles.

> I’d much rather pay a monthly fee to get the services I want.

How is that possible if you never visit the same sites? That idea appears to favor the big players.

As the sea rise, does you altitude change?

Maybe describe how big the attack was in a communication with the customer? ie: how many connections per second, bandwidth used, etc? If you could trace the attacker and prosecute them, that you be a lot better, of course (and possibly the way that would gain the most confidence). In other words, if any of your claims could be confirmed by a third party, it would be good. Or you could propose to them to be hit by the attack for a set amount of time before you move in.

I like it as a camouflage color... I painted my kids' tree house a very similar color and it made it much less visible with all the trees in the background.

They could charge you a monthly fee to keep you up to date on discoveries in this field relating to your personal DNA? (not sure how often this actually happens....)

I was thinking the same thing... the housing market will probably crash soon... bitcoin to the moon? just kidding.