Bedon292

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by Bedon292 11y ago
I think it would be pretty cool to have this as a streaming service. Let me listen to it as it is generated, and then slice out pieces if I really like them.
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by Bedon292 11y ago
Does that take into account private trackers? And I too would like to know more about the actual amounts download.
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by Bedon292 11y ago
Yeah, it is the ACK packets. Here is an article going into more about it http://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2014/11/netfli...
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by Bedon292 11y ago
While you could certainly do the colors in an OSM template, it would not be the same. All of the labels were placed by hand, which would not be doable in OSM. He also stacked together forest layers as well as an elevation hillshade to make
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by Bedon292 11y ago
I did miss the Medicare Tax part yes, however he takes a $1 salary which would put his regular tax bracket at 10% and long term capital gains would be 0% to start and work his way up to 15%. As long as he doesn't cash out $400k a year
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by Bedon292 11y ago
I might be wrong, but didn't he already pay the massive tax bill for all of the stock options? Meaning all of those stocks would be taxed at long term capital gains rates, not at the high rates you are saying here. I believe his Federa
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by Bedon292 11y ago
Very interesting, though I would love to see more data in there. 3840 is such a small number for what is actually out there. I noticed that a lot of the automated stuff, like glasses, is getting a pretty high false positive rate. ~25% of th
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by Bedon292 11y ago
I think the point of the article is that, while it should be achievable with 0 effort, in practice it is not. They are constantly having to justify themselves to others, which does take effort.
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by Bedon292 11y ago
If we choose to still use LastPass, what are the best practices to make these exploits less usable? They have some at the bottom, but I was wondering if they missed any. Looks like there is an option to disable store dOTP on each machines?
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by Bedon292 11y ago
Not to be overly critical, but it sounds like you are asking us to just trust you with no proof of your claims. How do we know that you in fact have properly randomized the hashes, really aren't using the data, and most importantly, ho
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by Bedon292 11y ago
It would depend on the situation. This one, I believe, they were bound to accept the lowest bid. However if the lowest bidder failed to complete the work they could move up the ladder. Most major contracts are, I think, 'Lowest bidder
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by Bedon292 11y ago
These certs are to verify you control the domain name, not that you are who you say you are. Those certificates are much more complicated and expensive. See https://letsencrypt.org/2015/10/29/phishing-and-mal
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by Bedon292 11y ago
Very interesting write up. It looks like most of the apps are sharing with Google on Android and Apple on iOS. I would be interested in seeing the graphic without them. Also would be interested in knowing if all of the connections to Facebo
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by Bedon292 11y ago
Agreed, video is very deceptive about the speeds and speed differentials of vehicles.
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by Bedon292 11y ago
Maybe I am a bad driver then, but that is exactly the speed I would have been traveling in those conditions. And that is how the average driver in my area would also be driving. The right lane is not completely stopped where the Tesla is, a
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by Bedon292 11y ago
I am going to bet that he doesn't actually know the details of any of those vulnerabilities. He was the head of the entire agency, not a technical guy. He probably know that something was done, but not how it was implemented on a techn
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by Bedon292 11y ago
Most of the development could easily be done with a bunch of uncleared individuals. It would only takes a few cleared people to implement the technologies on the classified systems, which could be a different job req.
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by Bedon292 11y ago
I am wondering the same thing, but perhaps they did test drops to see if the idea worked and the camera man just filmed those?
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by Bedon292 11y ago
I think the revenue sharing parts probably don't allow for unilateral changes because it affects actual businesses. Even the top creators are businesses in and of themselves, which don't want to have the way they make a living tak
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by Bedon292 11y ago
While it can definitely be perceived as bullying, what reason would someone have not to want to support the new mode? They will get revenue from their content, and that revenue doesn't get killed by ad blockers either. Where is the dow
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by Bedon292 11y ago
None of the options are good. They could have a modified version of Option 2, which is make the ad supported videos discoverable if the user chooses to allow id. They could also have a button to 'tell the content creator to support ad
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by Bedon292 11y ago
Looks like they are actually strong arming everyone into allowing the ad free version so this outcome does not happen...I understand their reasoning, but is also pretty hostile at the same time. I would definitely allow it, and can't t
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by Bedon292 11y ago
This seems to be a win for everyone. People don't want to see ads, and they don't with this. Google makes the money they were already making from ads. And content creators are getting the money they would have gotten from ads. The
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by Bedon292 11y ago
Right, I read it as your videos cannot be shown on the ad free site, since they wont be ad free. They should still show on the regular YouTube page. Edit: Apparently I was wrong. There is another article on the front page stating they will
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Federal regulators to require registration of recreational drones(washingtonpost.com)
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by Bedon292 11y ago
Very fun to play with. Will you be open sourcing it or anything? Would be fun to integrate it with other social media too.
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by Bedon292 11y ago
Right, I definitely phrased it badly. Content blockers on iOS are very different than using a specific browser on Android though. Proxying though abp and adguard has been a pain to set up in my experience. Though I have not done so recently
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by Bedon292 11y ago
This is what really annoys me about not being able to block ads on Android. I am really hoping content blockers on iOS will convince Google to do it as well. 30 seconds of ads for an 8 second page is unacceptable. Not only that but the pote
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by Bedon292 11y ago
Very interesting to see how it works in there. Though it is sad that it had to be cut apart though, it would be fun to upgrade it.
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by Bedon292 11y ago
The savings is for the users who are on extremely low bandwidth systems in markets they are trying to break into. 305 bytes is going to download a lot faster than 14kb, which I believe is what they said their old standard logo was. Even the

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