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... they do have representation in the state in which they live.-app103 (May 17, 2013, 10:47 PM)
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. Anti-virus? Nonexistent save for virii that have already been identified. Some of the removal systems seem adequate - MalwarBytes comes to mind - but I've yet to find any anti-virus system that could be trusted. I'll set up a firewall, but it is only as effective as my imagination. To my mind, anti-virus software is totally useless - it's a safety blanket that doesn't work, that gives a false sense of security.(I do have to wonder, however, how the cowboys managed to transport [unbroken] eggs-barney (May 07, 2013, 06:46 PM)
Maybe they didn't. Maybe they only brought some empty shells along, perhaps already washed, dried, crushed and mixed in with their pre-ground coffee. It would make more sense. Lighter, takes up less space, not as fragile, no worries of spoiling on a long trip, and a lot less fuss & bother to make while out on the trail.
And even more convenient, would have been to use the old "sock method" of brewing coffee, where one uses a cloth bag (usually silk) or a clean sock to hold the grounds, ties a knot in it and drops it into the pot of boiling water. (early permafilter technology)
-app103 (May 07, 2013, 07:11 PM)
. Ya wear the oldest used, rotationally, but they ain't clean 
- they're just somewhat dried out 
. Serious camping don' 'low for nothin' clean .
Great for when you run out of filters, and I hear you can add the shells as well to cut the cloudiness. :shrug:-Edvard (May 06, 2013, 11:40 PM)
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OTOH, I've had some good bargains from them.-cranioscopical (May 05, 2013, 08:34 PM)
?!?! Can't even use a modem, there. Only option is [questionable] satellite service - ain't too many cell towers in that area 
. Steam is not in their immediate - or not-so-immediate - future. A few of 'em have purchased games that required online updates. They got 'em, but they cannot play 'em. I'm not much of a gamer, but that situation steams [any puns intended] them - and me 
. Seems a shame that the nation that developed the Web infrastructure cannot seem to provide access to all its residents.
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Kinda like the much later 'rave' parties, except ours weren't so heavy on sex, drugs or general weirdness.-40hz (April 24, 2013, 07:44 PM)
Gee, but what's a party without drugs and general weirdness? Oh, I know, a "meeting".-Tinman57 (April 25, 2013, 07:10 PM)
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moderation-Tinman57 (April 23, 2013, 04:27 PM)
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Now stressing out about what the latest health craze wants everyone to do more/less of ... That'll kill you.-Stoic Joker (April 22, 2013, 10:08 PM)
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. The actual paper - at least the part that was published - described the benefits, but, of course, I read it, thought, "Hey that's good," and promptly ditched it.A study finds that older adults who drink java are less likely to die than those who don't. Subjects who averaged four or five cups per day fared best, though it's not clear why. sourceHowever, at the time, I found other resources for validation that I cannot remember now. Obviously, I'm not drinking enough coffee
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, article. Comments, methinks, were better than the article . The article fails to mention, of course, the transactions whereby the tracking information is sold to other marketers kinda goes unmentioned, as does the reliability/reputation of those buying marketers. As well, I'd kinda like to see the bona fides of the pollsters, ya know?.
IIRC, my router actually offered to change the default admin password when I first logged in. I hear a lot about Buffalo routers being junk, but this one came pre-installed with DD-WRT and has worked like a champ since I first got it.-Edvard (April 16, 2013, 01:36 AM)
. (Mind, this was a radio network, not PC, but the principle ...) - could crack the database involved, not even the vendor. And it was clearly stated in the documentation that if you lost your login, your data couldn't be recovered. However, in every other instance, hardware or software, I've been able to contact the vendor, provide requisite bona fides, and regain access for the client.. Unless you can actually disable the Admin user name, you're pretty much out of luck. Had to nearly break my wi-fi in order to prevent an interloper from logging in with the default provided - on a number of Web sites ! - as an emergency access. Prolly easier with Web-based, but don't think there're any guarantees .
That is almost the single best defining characteristic of 'government' no matter what form the government ultimately takes. It alone holds the 'legal' authority to resort to violence to accomplish its goals.-40hz (April 13, 2013, 10:01 PM)
!. And if you resist or defend against such, you are guilty of treason by definition.: . Maybe something here will click for you or perhaps point you somewhere effective.
I'm trying to get off facebook.-wraith808 (April 05, 2013, 01:54 PM)
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