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by 5555624 13y ago
Ah, so that's what it is. This morning, we got an e-mail : "If you open this link on any computer, including your home computer, you are required to report this through Security channels as a classified spillage. " I was wond
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by 5555624 13y ago
> "necessary because we need to change because people like change" I often think this is more of a case of "we think people like change" and not that people actually like it.
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by 5555624 13y ago
> Bet you haven't seen one like this in a while. In my case, "in a while" means "a couple of minutes," since that's when I last read my email. Heck, we convert all email to plain text at work.
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by 5555624 13y ago
> I just don't understand why he doesn't price his time and skill and use the prints as add-ons. Is wedding photography his primary source of income? If so, it's his business model and the "standard" business mod
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by 5555624 13y ago
If you think the price is unreasonable (and I think it is), either go elsewhere or negotiate. Either way, you need to go out and get some other quotes. If you're going to negotiate, you really need some other quotes as examples (for le
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by 5555624 13y ago
I tend to go with 12 Girls Band or movie soundtracks (Morricone, Horner, Williams).
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by 5555624 13y ago
I'll second this. I've picked up a couple of Thinkpads like this. Just make sure to read the description carefully. (Too many are sold without a HDD.)
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by 5555624 13y ago
And the .pdf file of the slides: http://conference.hitb.org/hitbsecconf2012kul/materials/D1T3... (The link is on the video of the full talk.)
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by 5555624 13y ago
I always log out of my Gmail account when I am done reading my e-mail, as well. Until recently, when I've come across several people who stay logged in all the time, I thought that was the 'normal' use pattern. Then again, I'm old and "back
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by 5555624 14y ago
> She's obviously a "good" kid, and the cops and admin know it. The school officials might know it, but I'm not so sure about the cops. It seems she was expelled due to the school system's zero tolerance policy. What about the felony ch
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by 5555624 14y ago
> You can easily look up on a site like Facebook where someone was born, which gives you SSN location. All sorts of companies have access to the last 4 of your social (ironically, the only unique part of it - the rest can be inferred b
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by 5555624 14y ago
This. Most people I know, myself included, have loyalty cards only because you get something in return. With supermarket loyalty cards, it's the only way to get the sale prices each week.
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by 5555624 14y ago
> If I work when I'm at home then I can't, by definition, take care of my children at the same time. Our telework policy spells that out and working from home to avoid child care is not allowed. I'm not sure how strictly they enforce t
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by 5555624 14y ago
You must not have read the Yelp review referenced in the first paragraph -- she was upset because they would not give her the wi-fi password, when she was not going to buy anything. She admits to giving them a "puzzled look" when they said
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by 5555624 14y ago
Office 2007 is not the latest version, though. There have been two versions since then, 2010 and 2013.
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by 5555624 14y ago
Because it's easy to pass a law regulating baby names than it is regulating who can be parents -- no politician is going to get a law saying "stupid people shouldn't breed" passed. They're people and not property. Kids are not "accessories,
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by 5555624 14y ago
No, not a detached retina, but get them checked. The first time I had a "floater" was last March. Luckily, I had it checked out. Some blood vessels in the back of my eye were leaking and it was serious enough to require laser surgery. Like