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by Canada 8y ago
It's simple. If it's a couple of years old and I haven't accessed it then it gets archived offline. Metadata about it is kept hot so I can track what I have. I might be a bit sloppy personally and have a limited amount of 4
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by Canada 8y ago
For what reason was a decade old backup kept online for? That is insane. If they have hygine that poor I'm really worried about what other problems they have.
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by Canada 8y ago
These injustices will never cease until those who order and execute them face personal consequences for their illegal conduct.
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by Canada 8y ago
The average age of those who responded to this post is 38.6 (as of about 6:07pm UTC July 29)
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by Canada 8y ago
> In that sense mining pool distributions are double-counting Let's say I have a customer who pays me, and I pay a bunch of employees or contractors who helped me deliver services to that customer, keeping some profit for myself. Do
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by Canada 8y ago
I've seen injuries in public in other countries big cities too, and I've just kept moving because someone else is helping. The way people act in China is something else. Giving any consideration to strangers doesn't even cr
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by Canada 8y ago
As witness to an accident in China I've seen how reluctant people are to help the injured. I've heard there can be liability for anyone who gets involved and that there's many scams, which could explain why people behave as t
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by Canada 8y ago
Your province pretty much gets and retains your records because it's paying the bills.
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Pretty cool, but they need to upgrade the physics, add a dust simulator and badly sized power cables so the player can make proper rats nest
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by Canada 8y ago
Didn't sysops usually give donators extra time? Not sure if that mattered, I didn't spend much time playing those games.
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by Canada 8y ago
In the context of a messaging system anything other than E2EE is pretty worthless as far as I'm concerned. If just using encryption is good enough for you, then why not use Facebook Messanger, Google Hangouts or whatever they call it t
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Yes, and Telegram being open allows us to confirm with absolute certainty that it uses no E2EE by default. We don't have the WhatsApp source code, but we don't have to do a lot of reverse engineering to see that it uses this: htt
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by Canada 8y ago
Yeah, I get it. But when the the market is already trending in a very clear direction, to have the gall to suggest it turned that direction, when it was already plainly going there, because of some thing which is so much less significant th
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by Canada 8y ago
I have the usual reservations about tether: that bitfinex doesn't actually have the reserves or that one day it won't be able to get actual dollars where they need to be to keep it going. But seriously, why does the financial pres
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I also second this question. Do you believe we will be able to construct real machines that can run Shor's or Grover's algorithms in a practical way, and how long is it likely to take to achieve that? (parents question put much be
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When I feel like some mindless entertainment I'll hit r/documentaries. I prefer YT links because I know it's reliable. I tend not to follow links to other sites because they tend to be spammy. If PT establishes itself as some
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Okay I'll offer some advice: First of all, forget about the "situation in Germany". Work is everywhere, so be willing to accept work anywhere. There's definitely a pecking order in consulting firms and you can get projec
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In my experience the reverse engineering type jobs tend to involve targeted malware and related forensics or code review of software the client doesn't own but is forced to depend on for some reason or another. And of course there&#x27
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by Canada 8y ago
I agree it's not easy to get a job where your role is exclusively reversing software, but I don't think it's all that hard to get in if you're willing to take on a wider variety of projects. If can do code review, web ap
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by Canada 8y ago
I was interested when I got my first computer for sure, but when I got my first modem I was hooked.
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1) Forget what people say, look at what they do.
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Why would I want to bother going to HQB when I can just order from those guys on taobao? The consumerization of the electronics market is sad for those into browsing.. it's fun. But really, if you want to prototype something it's
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by Canada 8y ago
This article basically said nothing. So there's a bunch of wanna be maker spaces where nothing gets made? So too are there a bunch of wanna be accelerators in the bay area that never fund anything. So what?
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"Chinese citizens signing up for the wildly popular multiplayer shooter game Counter Strike Global Offensive must register using both their national ID and Sesame Credit score, according to state media outlet CGTN, and anyone caught us
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> If the hash rate doubled then one would only require 30 minutes until the difficulty adjustment kicked in. Difficulty adjusts every 2016 blocks.
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I've spent so much money at Starbucks that I feel perfectly entitled to use any of their stores for whatever at any time. I don't think my Starbucks spending has been less than a couple hundred bucks annually for 20 years, and usu
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Back in the days when IRC ruled we were connected by interest instead of proximity. I think most of those friends also faded but that protocol had no persistence so we aren't reminded of them.
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by Canada 8y ago
So, no more paying for things in Australia with more than $7500 USD? Brutal. Pretty soon it won't be legal to even pay your rent with cash. As far as I know various $10,000 reporting laws started in the 1970s. That's more than $60
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Way to defend Net Neutrality there, by picking which sites are allowed to have certain capabilities.
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by Canada 9y ago
How are any of these things the same other than their claim to be "mobile"?

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