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by 0xfeba 9y ago
I remember that. And creationists the world around started using that cover as proof they were right.
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by 0xfeba 9y ago
From an earlier response in the same thread: > These codes never worked on user machine. They were used for patching plugin bugs. Uh huh. If it was such a benign use, why wasn't it in the repository, or mentioned in the marketplace
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by 0xfeba 9y ago
By and large, that's exactly what it was doing, getting ad revenue. The second part also sounds plausible, but it would need to use this as the user agent during the actual clicks.
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by 0xfeba 9y ago
Should contact the ad providers, they'd be happy to chargeback with proof of fraud.
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by 0xfeba 9y ago
Yeah, good luck showing damages. You basically have to wait until your identity is used for fraud, and then probably tie it specifically to the breach.
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by 0xfeba 9y ago
Another commentator found you can initiate multiple downloads, and complete them all. As long as you start them before any finishes.
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by 0xfeba 9y ago
Part of the problem is the push to let the "free market" fix the government, to outsource many facets of the government to contractors. This has led to corruption and fraud amongst the contractors: http://investigations
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by 0xfeba 9y ago
Like what?
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by 0xfeba 9y ago
What, like in Law & Order?
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by 0xfeba 9y ago
"One of these days" I'm going to get a safe and print them off and remove them digitally.
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by 0xfeba 9y ago
Cloud managed (but still pretty damn secure): LastPass or 1Password You manage security: KeePass I use KeePass with a keyfile and password. The DB is stored and sync'd across devices in DropBox, I have my DB and key regularly backed up
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by 0xfeba 9y ago
IIRC Someone has before, either here or reddit but it was terribly implemented. Use LastPass, 1Password, or KeePass.
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by 0xfeba 9y ago
any recent tragedy. eg, the vegas shooting would probably not fly too well.
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by 0xfeba 9y ago
Yeah, radio is one->many, YT and Pandora are (usually) 1-1. Totally different schemes...
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by 0xfeba 9y ago
I'm just saying I based my judgement on the content before, but having seen others dig through other posters' comment history to find pro-Russia patterns gives me pause now. And even if it is still just about content, it's a
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by 0xfeba 9y ago
I'm so skeptical now of skeptical Russia posts. A 25 day old account who's first comment [0] was about media and divisiveness. 0 - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15336362
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by 0xfeba 9y ago
Yes, It would be a civil war. And that's exactly what governments today do. Turkey, Sudan, Bosnia, etc.
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by 0xfeba 9y ago
I have to admit, the daughter murdering Parks and the judge seemed more and more possible as the article went on with the government seemingly fully in on it. That would definitely send a message. It must be terrifying to feel so helpless a
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by 0xfeba 9y ago
> I don't think they should get a free pass, so good job on your assumptions there, kiddo. The first sentence of my reply explicitly stated that I was not talking about you, just that you are doing the same thing the right is doing
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by 0xfeba 9y ago
> Because as we all know, the US is special and gets to fuck with everybody else's elections (up to and including the violent overthrow of a democratically elected government and state executed assassination), but do it to them and
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by 0xfeba 9y ago
Get used to it. Cyberwarfare is only going to increase. And there's little doubt Russia interfered with the USA's election. To what degree is being investigated.
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by 0xfeba 9y ago
The self-driving tech. only has to be better than humans to save lives, year over year. And it's been introduced in auto-braking, lane keeping, and other tech. slowly. It's all part of a road map toward fully autonomous. The drive
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by 0xfeba 9y ago
IIRC, some research suggested that ~20% automated traffic already makes a huge dent in congestion.
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by 0xfeba 9y ago
Yes, but they were largely fixed after 2015. From the article: > No explanation was given for the outages, but given the administration’s previous efforts to sabotage the insurance markets, it’s not paranoid to view this maintenance sche
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by 0xfeba 9y ago
Then it was RFIDs, then Obamacare, then... God's perfect wisdom just keeps getting lost in translation, what a shame!
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by 0xfeba 9y ago
Keep in mind, we were trying to fit the round peg that is Nodejs in the square hole of Windows build environments. It was a kludge to begin with. Luckily we swayed management.
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by 0xfeba 9y ago
Ok, you didn't specifically mention git in TFS so I assumed you meant TFVC.
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by 0xfeba 9y ago
The CI and WebUI is eons better, not to mention just having git's diff-ing and conflict resolution (assuming you were referring to TFS proper and not git in TFS 2013+). We switched a large Nodejs project from TFS to GitLab and it'
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by 0xfeba 9y ago
None of those apply to the CRAs. We aren't their customers, yet all of our data is held by them.
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by 0xfeba 9y ago
A pipe dream. As evidenced by the stock price, nothing will change. People don't care--at least not enough to do something like call their elected official, if they even know who they are. Which brings me to a question of the "h

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