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DirtyDigz

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  1. Believe me, I agree, I &^&$%'ing hate that weasel of a company that's managed to turn personal relationships into highway billboards. I'm on android and I use "Tinfoil for facebook", a non-facebook facebook app. But she's not giving it up. Too much social life tied into it.
  2. Re-read my post please. The restaurant conversation satisfies the conditions of the proposed test.
  3. The setting: GF is a home-visit physical therapist and a heavy facebook user on her iPhone. She works with sick/injured people in their homes and travels to many homes throughout the day. She needs to use her iPhone throughout the visits to take notes and schedule future visits. The problem: She noticed that she started receiving facebook ads targeting specific ailments that she has verbally discussed with her patients while performing home visits. We talked about it and theorized it might be due to GPS/location services (Facebook app determining she was at the home of a person with a specific ailment). If that's the case, then it's not a problem because my GF's interaction with the patients would not be the source of the information for the ads. However, we're now convinced that facebook is eavesdropping on her conversations. She was talking with a patient last Friday and the patient mentioned a restaurant that my GF had never heard of, been to, spoken about, or searched for. Later that day after leaving the patients' house she started seeing ads for that restaurant. Besides being annoying and creepy, she's worried that there might be possible HIPAA violations if conversations she's having with patients are monitored by an unauthorized 3rd party (facebook). I've been searching to see if there is a way to prevent facebook from accessing the microphone on an iOS10 iPhone, and have been through both the iPhone settings and the facebook app settings without success. I did see instructions on disallowing microphone access related to song identification on iOS 9, but nothing current. Anyone know if this is still possible, or if facebook has "memory holed" the ability to restrict access to the microphone?
  4. Hey T Bill, did you see any referral credit from me come through your activejunky account? Somehow I have this nagging feeling that I didn't do my last cabelas order correctly so that it went "through" activejunky.
  5. did you see this already medved?: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CrSkm5qy1f0
  6. Facebook forbade firearm ads by *private* sellers. FFL's can still advertise firearms for sale there. The MeWe site is worth the time/trouble to sign up - there's a good amount of NJ private sale activity there.
  7. Since OP is incredibly short on details: http://www.njgunforums.com/forum/index.php/topic/51748-amvets-in-jackson-still-going-on/
  8. Flame throwers are unregulated in NJ. Possession/carrying should be legal AFAIK.
  9. BTW, the older version of the polymer80 frame (The Glock 17 version, not the newer Glock 19 version) is on sale at Brownells for $69.99: http://www.brownells.com/handgun-parts/frame-parts/frames/80-polymer-pistol-frame-v-1-prod86658.aspx?avad=avant&aid=35987&cm_mmc=affiliate-_-Itwine-_-Avantlink-_-Custom+Link&utm_medium=affiliate&utm_source=Avantlink&utm_content=NA&utm_campaign=Itwine Select options of Glock model 17, 9mm luger, and black to get the $69.99 price.
  10. Cannot wait until self driving cars are the majority; I predict people will be stunned at thr traffic flow improvements.
  11. Screenshot of CTD website pricing on a Magpul PMAG in the post-Newtown panic period.
  12. http://www.cabelas.com/catalog/product.jsp?productId=1281984 Order 8 boxes - subtotal $159.92 Use code '176YF20' at checkout to take off $20.00 subtotal $139.92 Add $14.95 for shipping Shipped total $154.87 There's also a $10 rebate + free T shirt you can apply for: http://www.cabelas.com/assets/pdfs/2ndAmendmentPromo_Coupon_.pdf Which would take you down to $145.87 (after waiting several weeks), or 5.6 cents per round. Use the $100 for $80 gift card deal like I just did, and you'd take another $20 off to $125.87, or 4.8 cents per round.
  13. The ebay $80 for $100 cabelas gift card is on again: http://www.ebay.com/itm/100-Cabelas-Gift-Card-For-Only-80-FREE-Mail-Delivery-/292051511591
  14. I've never heard of someone in NJ being denied a subsequent pistol purchase permit, or having their FID revoked, solely because they were denied on a carry permit application.
  15. No, you're too focused on the word 'resident'. If you legally acquired the firearm outside of NJ, and the firearm is otherwise legal to possess in NJ, then you don't have to do anything to bring it into NJ other than follow transport laws. Manufacturing it in PA, whether a resident of PA or not, is legally acquiring the firearm.
  16. I can make this, I'm always driving down that way on Friday nights anyway. Keep me in the loop please.
  17. The polymer 80 kit includes drills and a milling bit. Just need the press (and they recommend a cross vise). However, some mavericks have finished them just with dremels and hand drills.
  18. I don't think stamping in NJ is verboten, as long as it's still an unfinished frame. Until it's a finished frame, it's just a hunk of plastic. Stamp it, engrave it, scratch it, mark it all you want while in NJ.
  19. Why? You can go to Cabela's in PA, buy a bb pistol or a black powder pistol, both of which are considered handguns per NJ law, and return to NJ with them without needing a P2P. P2P is only for acquiring a handgun *IN* NJ. P2P's have no meaning for pistols legally acquired out of state. Do people who move into NJ with pistols they acquired while residents of other states have to transfer them into NJ with P2P's? Of course not.
  20. Yup. And some people have finished them just with dremels. I believe it is legal to finish the frame in another state that allows personal firearms manufacture and then bring it back into NJ. It is legal to possess a firearm in NJ that you legally acquired in another state without registration in NJ (registration is voluntary) or using a NJ Purchase Permit (only necessary for acquiring a handgun within NJ). I don't see any practical difference, NJ law-wise, in finishing a polymer 80 frame out of state and returning to NJ with it vs. buying a bb pistol or black powder pistol in another state and returning to NJ with it. Optional, but probably a good idea - get a serial # engraved into the unfinished frame before completing it. I'm contemplating 'FSCKWEINBERG001' for my serial #. I plan to do just this, just waiting for a free weekend. Anyone who'd like to coordinate a time/place to do them in PA, I'm all ears.
  21. Another vote for Beretta CX4 in 9mm. Love mine: gnat-fart recoil, laser accurate, and it's generally a hit with every new person I bring to the range. Plus if they have nerdy tendencies you can tell them it's the Battlestar Galactica rifle.
  22. http://sport.woot.com/plus/leatherman-pocket-tools-1 Roughly 50% off regular price. Rail - pocket tool for AR Pump - pocket tool for shotgun Cam - pocket tool for compound bow:
  23. DirtyDigz replied to Zeke's topic in Handguns
    Yeah whatever Raymond. You might be Mr. Kung Fu Grip ironfingers, but there is no way you can load a magazine as fast with just your hands as you can with an uplula. If you prefer to spend more time loading magazines and less time shooting keep doin' whatchu doin'.
  24. Hit me too T Bill, I'll give AJ a try.

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