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by AJ007 7y ago
Wikipedia: “The core principle of Tor, "onion routing", was developed in the mid-1990s by United States Naval Research Laboratory employees, mathematician Paul Syverson, and computer scientists Michael G. Reed and David Goldschlag
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by AJ007 7y ago
I strongly suggest not transmitting secure information or files via Slack or any other medium that retains or broadcasts (push notifications, email alerts) data. Given the massive and escalating fines over customer data hacks and leaks I su
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by AJ007 7y ago
There is probably a long winded explanation somewhere how this is actually a feature and not an exploit.
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My guess is they could request the item back, and if they really wanted to, put a negative balance on your account effectively banning you from Amazon without a return. Whether or not they would sue you or win and collect is a different sto
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by AJ007 7y ago
I don’t know what a social contract means, but in some cases you are breaking condo/apartment contracts and in other municipalities the owner is breaking the law. As far as I’ve ever heard, as a guest, the worst that is going to happen
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by AJ007 7y ago
Agreed, and people may not be away of how egregious the budgets of their favorite non-profit/charity are. "Nationwide, the mean salaries of chief executives at nonprofit hospitals rose 93% since 2005 to reach $3.1 million in 2015,
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by AJ007 7y ago
It does stink. https://theintercept.com/2016/04/22/googles-remarkably-close...
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by AJ007 7y ago
They need to stop slapping their name on every product launch. Look at Amazon, they have a lot of white label brands and almost none of the customers have a clue they are purchasing Amazon's own brands. This clearly isn't the only
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by AJ007 7y ago
It’s worth mentioning Blender 2.8 too. This is software people are leaving top tier commercial 3D apps like Maya for because it is better. The stereotype of unfriendly UI and UX in open software is breaking down and does not have to be a gi
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by AJ007 7y ago
Tax reduction strategies can include things like paying employees higher wages. Turnover taxes are inane because profit margins across vary widely across different industries.
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by AJ007 7y ago
I’ve spent a sizable amount of money hiring people on upwork and never have disputed a payment. If something isn’t being done correctly, the contract gets terminated and that individual never gets any more work from me. Early on it was very
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by AJ007 7y ago
I wouldn’t be surprised if the Touch Bar turns in to the entire keyboard. Surprise, no more stuck keys! The 12” MacBook is the only laptop model I’ve purchased twice. Very disappointed to see it get the axe. I bought one in 2015 despite onl
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by AJ007 7y ago
Yeah but 99% of Apple hardware sales are dependent on Mac developers.
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by AJ007 7y ago
It is probably some mix of opioids, long term impacts of continual growth in the obesity rate, and the fact that a lot of people now have health insurance with $8,000+ deductibles. These are all fixable problems. There are fundamental probl
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by AJ007 7y ago
He isn’t the only warlord/despot/war criminal receive at least some education in liberal Western schools. Perhaps either side to the argument presents a non falsifiable hypothesis given the sample sizes involved.
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by AJ007 7y ago
But, they could get a judgement on whatever other assets he actually does have.
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by AJ007 7y ago
So basically what we need is Discord/Slack, but as an open protocol. The entire concept of having a gigantic centralized social network on top of a gigantic decentralized communication platform (the internet) seems like a bit of an ant
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by AJ007 7y ago
The question isn’t if warrants should work but whether or not anyone is able to have secure communication. This runs directly counter to all of the privacy law stuff being enacted and discussed. It means government officials and agencies
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by AJ007 7y ago
Another view is AMP is killing Google because they are wasting resources expanding a project that already failed.
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by AJ007 7y ago
Thanks for the insight on this from an internal point of view. I've been trying to figure out how Google transitioned from being viewed as having the moral high ground over most other public companies, tech and otherwise, to the sad st
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by AJ007 7y ago
There aren’t enough public details yet but I think the “blockchain” part is really just between all of the partners, not between the users. So when user A in the US sends to user B in Pakistan, the activity is really only between the two pa
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by AJ007 7y ago
If you have an investment that matches inflation then after taxes you will have a negative return.
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by AJ007 7y ago
Going from IE 6 to Phoenix was a profound increase in speed. It was one of those moments where it felt like web browsing could suddenly be fun again. I was actively using chrome, chromium, and Firefox for a long time. This was probably more
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by AJ007 7y ago
I still get the urge to play the original UT. It is weird that instinctively that era of games feels mere years ago but it is more like 2 decades. Perhaps it’s that the leap from ZZT to UT seems far more vast than UT to Fortnite. People sho
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by AJ007 7y ago
My view of Amazon is already so degraded due to counterfeit and defective products that I wasn’t surprised when reading this article and I have actually been explicitly avoiding the products labeled “Amazon’s Choice.” I’m not joking.
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by AJ007 7y ago
You could imagine Stephen Colbert (a long time ago on his other show), where everything was just written. Some part of the readers would understand what was going on and others just would not. It would be dependent on the reader’s own conte
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by AJ007 7y ago
Advertising/marketing word differences aside, when you put all of this into a bid based auction marketplace, the results for customers are pretty ugly. The flipside is that when a company over-optimizes their ad campaign and the margin
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by AJ007 7y ago
The legal liability for these companies must be huge. I’ve seen toddlers on these things with their parents, more than once. Kids very often.
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by AJ007 7y ago
If it can be statistically proven that this is occurring more on Firefox than Chrome then Google has a really, really big problem. The burden to make sure it isn’t is on them, most especially in the EU. Google is facing a very real future w
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by AJ007 7y ago
5G, if you want to only use it outside while standing right by a 5G antenna.

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