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by 0xfeba 10y ago
What irks me is a lot of companies are already doing this and think it's the same quality--only finding out years down the road with their big ball of mud...
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by 0xfeba 10y ago
They just have a domain validation cert. That doesn't mean much, other than your communication with the site is secure. And there's HTTP resources being pulled in invalidating most of that security. Bonus derp points for being a C
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by 0xfeba 10y ago
Tell that to the (Rep.) Mayor of Miami and the engineers there who are fighting on-going sea-level rise. http://www.miaminewtimes.com/news/miami-beachs-400-million-s...
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by 0xfeba 10y ago
There are only a handful of episodes I enjoy--but I really do enjoy them. Try from the top-ten list they have out there.
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by 0xfeba 10y ago
> Food we've grown + consumed has a multi-millennium history of being safe The food we consume now has little resemblance past a visual one (and even not that in some cases), to food of the past. Time-tested? Only in the past 60 yea
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by 0xfeba 10y ago
I do largely the same procedure. However, I open the container (both eyes at once), then wash and dry my hands. So the only thing my fingers touch after washing and drying is the contact solution and the contacts.
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by 0xfeba 10y ago
Well, perhaps, but even the one thing we did trust them with (OPM data) all got pilfered away.
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by 0xfeba 10y ago
Fake news is "Hillary buries dead FBI agent under pizza restaurant." Misleading/sensationalized news articles are just normal "news", as judged by the past 200 years.
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by 0xfeba 10y ago
How thoroughly? What did they do?
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by 0xfeba 10y ago
> would be a pity to go down after winning WW2 sure 70+ years later The USA "won" WW2?
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by 0xfeba 10y ago
> chasing some boogeymen in the desert. Whom we are chasing mostly because of the instability we caused in the region in the first place.
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by 0xfeba 10y ago
Interesting survival technique, if I can assume it is. The octopus in question dies but the dolphin who tried to eat it does also. Serves as a warning to dissuade eating the species/order as a whole. Same as poisoned toads in that rega
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by 0xfeba 10y ago
> So even without a meltdown, you risk many lives in the future. Just because not many people have died yet does not make it a safe energy choice. Even if that's true, compared to the certain deaths per year caused by coal it still
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by 0xfeba 10y ago
Really, philandering would just increase.
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by 0xfeba 10y ago
> Yes those evil corporations, making a profit by providing a service! Pretty low quality comment. Perhaps you misread. There are funeral homes that provide a service. Then there is SCI, which buys up the local homes and just increases p
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by 0xfeba 10y ago
Well, seriously though, they are expensive because the industry* takes advantage of people who are grieving. *Service Corporation International namely, and other companies that buy up local funeral homes to basically price fix the area.
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by 0xfeba 10y ago
Like their data caps. A while ago I saw a progress bar on my account page. It had a caption: "For informational purposes only" and was a data usage bar out of ~300GB. News picked this up and Comcast said: "No, we aren't
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by 0xfeba 10y ago
And he qualified it with "individual" browsing history, and "3rd parties". I'm sure they aggregate it, and they own NBC and Universal.
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by 0xfeba 10y ago
IIRC, that is the difference that a common carrier designation would make.
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by 0xfeba 10y ago
Ah, so that's how those Verizon apps got on my Pixel!
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by 0xfeba 10y ago
I am inclined to agree with you, but man, it still scares me.
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by 0xfeba 10y ago
In my experience, I've found that the configuration management aspect of writing software is the least understood and hardest to learn. All the books on learning languages I've read just skip it entirely, or provide a default setu
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by 0xfeba 10y ago
I suppose you're right. But I will still remain suspicious of a former lobbyist turned head of FCC turned NN champion.
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by 0xfeba 10y ago
Use a wifi router that supports a VPN so all your devices use it without per-device setup.
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by 0xfeba 10y ago
> Who didn't know what the DoE did until after he was nominated? Couldn't remember the name of it either, but was going to get rid of it regardless!
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by 0xfeba 10y ago
Should a company you pay to make phone calls over sell the data of who you call? Should a company you pay to mail packages/letters inspect your mail and sell the data of what mail and subscriptions you are getting?
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by 0xfeba 10y ago
> In 2016, the F.C.C., which I led as chairman under President Barack Obama, extended those same protections to the internet. Oh how nice of Tom Wheeler to play the good-guy now. It took a lot of public outcry for him to change his tune
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by 0xfeba 10y ago
No, but he pushed to implement net neutrality and the rules in question. Sorry, I'd have to agree. "Both sides do it" is an easy platitude, but Democrats aren't trying to teach the Bible in schools, that Evolution is a l
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by 0xfeba 10y ago
They'll say they are always striving to provide the best consumer experience. AKA they would probably sell your dog to you if they thought they could get away with it.
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by 0xfeba 10y ago
Is there a way to whitelist domains to skip the VPN? Like Netflix, Amazon, Amazon Video, YoutTube etc. I don't mind if my ISP knows I'm there, but everything else goes through the VPN? Specifically with OpenVPN?

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