4ensic

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by 4ensic 6y ago
I was an intern psychologist at an old State Hospital. The best advice was from a Security guard. He said "You have to meet people where they are". 40 years later, that's been very helpful.
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by 4ensic 6y ago
Not perfect, but for $15.00 it's great.
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by 4ensic 7y ago
Publicly naming the providers and threatening to block at the provider level with a short timeline. Some action from what has been a paper tiger.
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by 4ensic 7y ago
Hosted by Stringle. 1GB free. 1TB. $12 monthly or $112 a year.
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by 4ensic 7y ago
TL;DR. "After 25 years of not making cartoons I'm putting up a site with my work, so take your copies down".
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by 4ensic 7y ago
Summary of the video Red flags if people do these within 5 minutes after you meet them. 1. Do they badmouth others? 2. Do they want you to bend the rules (e.g. deadlines) for them? 3. Trust your gut. If they make you feel skeevy in the fi
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by 4ensic 7y ago
I thought it was a band name. After reading the article I wish it would have been a band.
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by 4ensic 7y ago
TL;DR? "The size and range penalty (going from segment A to F) of the EVs was a 1.7 increase in lifecycle CCP impact".
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by 4ensic 7y ago
"It's for the children" says GCHQ.
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by 4ensic 7y ago
Free trial, then $1.99 a month.
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by 4ensic 7y ago
I was sorry to see it leave Saint Louis. Used to live across the street from the St. Louis County park that housed it for years. But Saint Louis still has the Bowling Hall of Fame and gained the Chess Museum. Road trip anyone?
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by 4ensic 7y ago
Granted it's a rental, but at least a hardbound book could be resold. The rent-seekers at Pearson cut their supply chain to almost nothing and still make a handsome profit from their captive audience.
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by 4ensic 7y ago
TL;DR - Too sciency, let's include Feminism and inclusion.
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by 4ensic 7y ago
Hmm, you need to sign up before they reveal pricing. But they won't exploit that data, eh?
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by 4ensic 7y ago
After a lot of heat was applied, Google backed off and acted like the world misunderstood their intent. But they sure tried. Meanwhile, Mozilla increased the default privacy level of Firefox. Which sounds more trustworthy?
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by 4ensic 7y ago
"Cold" = Unsolicited. "Sales" = Commercial Isn't Unsolicited Commercial Email (UCE) a definition for spam? The author is quite obtuse.
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by 4ensic 7y ago
Because they're an advertising company and it isn't in their best interest to block ads. Of course that wouldn't sit well with their product, er, users.
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by 4ensic 7y ago
I've seen shipping fraud where a third party in the same ZIP code is sent a package weighing about the same as the fraudulent (and nonexistent parcel) would weigh. A bad guy in Fiji was the seller of something that weighs about the sa
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by 4ensic 8y ago
Reminds me of Steve Ballmer touting Windows XP as the "Most secure operating system ever" - on the day it was released. Claims that a code is unbreakable or hacker proof are big red flags.
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by 4ensic 8y ago
Silence detection is easy for the phone spammers. There's a site that has bots to engage the spammer and get him/her to repeat themselves or explain further. JollyRogerTelelephone.com isn't free, but they can email you an M
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by 4ensic 8y ago
I've used shared hosting for about 15 years for hosting WordPress and Piwigo sites. It's a good midway point between maintaining a server and using a hosted platform like WordPress.com or Flickr.com.
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by 4ensic 8y ago
Pxxxx@ix.netcom.com About 1992, it came with the dialup Netcruiser Internet service.
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by 4ensic 8y ago
I moved my domains to NameSilo.com. They support a moderate range of TLDs, don't charge extra for domain privacy, support 2FA and charge the same price for renewals as for the initial year. Plus the UX is usable and the charges are c
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by 4ensic 11y ago
Actually, pay $150 and write an essay. Big difference.
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by 4ensic 15y ago
How quirky that the British would consider even further erosion of what's left of civil liberties, but only allowed the police to use clubs and shields against looters. Being better armed than the mob one is seeking to contain would seem l
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by 4ensic 15y ago
They've gotten a lot slicker than in 2007. Compare with an early seized domain. http://web.archive.org/web/20070716135725/http://www.girlspo...
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by 4ensic 16y ago
Don't think of her as a potential mate, think of her as a potential 50% investor in your venture. She certainly does.
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by 4ensic 17y ago
Stepwise linear regression is how they do it. All statistical packages marketed since the late 1970's include the procedures. It's what the AI craze of the early 1990's used in their black box apps. Basically you associate a narrow set of
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by 4ensic 17y ago
Oh, "pork" the noun, not the transitive verb. Darn.
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by 4ensic 17y ago
Hello DHT, Magnet, PEX and that other protocol that we do not speak of.

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