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is it just me or is Google making everyone solve the same captcha over and over again?

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Why do you hate this based man?

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Ok, so i want to use my(and possibly my friends) smartphone as a controller, for my 2-1pc.

Is there an android app that gives me a touch controller? Or even better, that provides a touch controller while also streaming what is on the PC screen.

The thing is, i need to be able to connect 2 smartphones and use them as controllers.

Best Regards, an Anonymous.

Blog Post Generated by -WINDOWS-, get the best from your PC!

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So since apple pay in my country is still not in i've tried putting my credit card inside my phone case. At the terminal when i tried to put my phone closer to pay it was saying to bring closer only one card. Is there something in iphone interfering with the card chip?

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>But the comments section beneath that journalism? It’s… broken. Trolls, harassment, enmity and abuse undermine meaningful discussion and push many people away.

>Many major newsrooms are removing their comments.

Is it possible that this is a ploy to get people to share their article on social media, commenting there, thus bringing in more people to read the article?

Here comes Mozilla. Attaching an "approve", "decline", and "ban" features(nothing new) to the comment section.

When are we going to accept that supreme censorship is inevitable?

https://blog.mozilla.org/blog/2017/09/06/mozilla-washington-post-reinventing-online-comments/

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Maybe there's 1 chance in 20 that someone here knows what to do with this (maybe there's a setting in about:config or something).

When I start a download in Firefox it starts downloading in the background as soon as I click the link, or right click and "Save link as..". See green line on bandwidth meter at bottom mid-right of desktop screencap... I haven't clicked "OK" to save the debian iso and it's already downloading at over 4.5MB/s.

How do I disable this behaviour so it won't rape my bandwidth before I've decided where (and whether) to save something?
(mostly for connecting to the internet through my phone where bandwidth is sort of expensive)

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Oh my, who would have thought?

https://uk.reuters.com/article/uk-eu-intel/intels-fight-against-eu-antitrust-to-drag-on-after-court-ruling-idUKKCN1BH0XI?il=0

http://hosted.ap.org/dynamic/stories/E/EU_EUROPE_INTEL?SITE=AP&SECTION=HOME&TEMPLATE=DEFAULT

>U.S. chipmaker Intel’s (INTC.O) decade-long fight against a 1.06-billion-euro (997.09 million pounds) EU antitrust fine is set to drag on after Europe’s top judges told a lower court to re-examine the case.

>The EU said that Intel gave rebates to some computer manufacturers for buying all or almost all their x86 computer processing units and paid them to stop or delay the launch of computers based on AMD chips.

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Is there any way to temporarily turn off the bass of my speakers (Windows 10)?
They're on my desk, and the vibrations sometimes piss off my neighbors. I didn't buy any stands for them.
The speakers don't have bass volume that you can physically change btw.

Pic related.

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https://youtu.be/vOW0i8wopaE

Imagine having it ...

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Please help

I think I my have been spied on. I'm a newbie in network shit. But I believe some odd shits been happening on my network.

192.168.0.254
Open ports
21
23
80
11
20005

is super fucking odd my router isnt that address please help!!!!!!

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So i'm writing a script who parses sites and write retrieved data on a csv file.
here is the code:

 from bs4 import BeautifulSoup
import requests
import csv 

r= requests.get('http://www.mediadata.it/en/aziende-comunicatori/elenco/{}/')
data = r.text
soup = BeautifulSoup(data, "html.parser")
with open('mbsmediadata.csv', 'w') as csvfile:
    fieldnames=['nome', 'responsabili', 'email','posizione']
    writer=csv.DictWriter(csvfile, fieldnames=fieldnames)
    for i,j,z,y in zip(soup.find_all('h5',attrs={'class': 'ng-binding'})):
        writer.writeheader()
        writer.writerow({'nome':i.text,'responsabili':j.text,'email':z.text,'posizione':y.text}) 

but the format is shit tier. i've tried reading many documentations and previous questions but even if the .format() don't give syntax errors it don't format at all.
second issue is that i am committed to write fieldnames in every row, and google sheets import only those fieldnames. 
do you know how to figure out the solution?

pic related, it's the shitty format output

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RedPillMe: do we need this? Why?
Isn't dnscrypt good enough? How could it be intercepted that we need this new tool?

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>2015+2

>Still no proper Mini itx Ryzen mobo with promised X300 chipset

>Only badgered X370s that will explode if you overclock

Why is AMD on par with a shitty chink company when it comes to doing things