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yes you play the audio captcha into voice to text software and it can solve it with a good rate of success and no effort mentally on my part
That's still their data though, no?
I am an alcoholic and for me it's more you replace any activities outside of work with drinking as a substitute for doing stuff. Later you realise you didn't just replace activities alcohol replaced people too. So in the end all I had to do was drink.
Yes I made the switch back to "normal" hotels last year and everything was so much easier we arrived much earlier than expected and they had a better room available at that time so they gave us that one. Then took our bags while they cleaned the room went to the hotel's cafe for a coffee. Easy peasy.
He means which ones routes apple apps over VPN? Was it all tested?
For some proprietary software at one of my jobs we had to disable IPv6 for it to work.
That's why it's compressed before encryption?
Funnily enough I like that smell.
I think he was saying it's not just Russians doing it.
From reading the comments there it seems newer RPi (>3) don't work for this or mangle the GPIO port in some way to prevent this. I do have some 3s lying around so I may try this soon.
I find that a ton of things (such as cutlery use) that we consider western is really just wealth. You're more likely to use a cutlery if you can afford it, and for most why buy it when I have hands and bread.
Cutlery is clearly the superior way to eat many types of food. But cutlery, reusable or not, costs money.
When I travelled in eastern Europe it was common to have only spoons (for soups) and rice dishes. Meat was always eaten by hand.
Soups served with entire boiled chicken legs were common (although usually the meat was often a luxury and only bought/killed that day to respect my visit to their home).
The legs were expected to be eaten by hand and cleaned to the bone (cartilage and all). Chicken stomachs were my most hated and most commonly eaten...
In the poorest places home made bread was used in lieu of cutlery so much so that I began to make gifts of cutlery to the poorest homes I was invited to all of which they use to this day (of course the new children miss out and must eat in the old we way).
Sorry for the disjointed nature of this post I find it hard to write on a phone.
The author of this article was so incredibly dull to read. I gave up once they started listing of chapter headings one after the next.
Whatever point they were try to make is immediately dismissed by any casual reader with a single thougt: How will I know what's going on?
You are right that obtaining recent news is essential to survival.
Could you help me understand this a little better and define what you mean by local interest?
Chemistry is so bad for this. That and how everything is behind a paywall that only multinationals and universities have access too.