DKnoll

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by DKnoll 11y ago
Are the triggers classified, or are they generic? To be more specific, do users set their triggering scenarios in the extension (eg shark attacks and water but not clowns) and only recieve warnings for that type of trigger, or are all repor
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by DKnoll 11y ago
Pretty amused that they use a stock image of an early 00s D-Link router on their product page... seems like exactly the place the sole non-rendered image of their product should go. http://www.bitdefender.com/box/
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by DKnoll 11y ago
At least he cancelled the order first... remember, this is a car that can steal itself.
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by DKnoll 11y ago
Somehow you take what is already a terrifying concept, and turn it into something even worse. Even on your most basic points you manage to completely misunderstand the nature of the prison system. Do you really think non-ruggedised portable
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by DKnoll 11y ago
Richochet is a service on the Tor network, thus it would not hit exit nodes, only relays; an exit node is only required to reach traditional internet services, not hidden services.
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by DKnoll 11y ago
I'd argue that what you call a "social experience" is really just giving your information away for the sake of vanity, but to each his own. Personally I don't use a profile picture on LinkedIn because my appearance is ir
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by DKnoll 11y ago
>If the company is a small company and screens applications manually, it is simple to Google a person and find their age as well as other private information about them. You only have yourself to blame for making those 'private&#x27
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by DKnoll 11y ago
There needs to be 'evidence' that the person was knowingly possessing the contraband, so this is a tactic mostly limited to use by corrupt police. https://www.thestar.com/news/crime/2015/09/11&#
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by DKnoll 11y ago
You won't find any router that takes coax, that portion is handled by a DOCSIS modem. In your case, you're unlucky enough to have been given a combined modem/router by your ISP. You have 2 options to improve performance - 1.
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by DKnoll 11y ago
Forward the dump to Facebook support so they can lock the account for suspicious activity and require the user to complete security verification... they generally do this by way of sending them ID scans or having you identify friends in pic
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by DKnoll 11y ago
If you're smart you've got your BTC spread across a number of wallets. I'm willing to be this barely touches the surface of individual BTC riches.
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by DKnoll 11y ago
Canada has been doing that since it's inception... the first industry in this country was natural resources and since that time it has remained our strongest.
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by DKnoll 11y ago
Suck it up. Nobody lied to you, you are still entitled to the Win10 upgrade if you want it, but Nvidia has not made a Win10 driver available for your GPU.
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by DKnoll 11y ago
1. Thermite. 2. Use both as sleds. 3. Tie sled from aforementioned suggestion behind a car and see who can hold on the longest. 4. Find some way of combining thermite, sled and car suggestion.
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by DKnoll 11y ago
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/23900241 https://clinicaltrials.gov/ct2/show/NCT02432287
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by DKnoll 11y ago
When we have to ask the answer is generally 'no'. I'd be pretty interested in something like this also.
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by DKnoll 11y ago
I deleted my Facebook account and I believe doing so did (marginally) increase my quality of life. It has forced me to focus more on real-world interactions with people. I also find it emotionally draining to be in constant contact with peo
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by DKnoll 11y ago
Cobblestone is really nice until you have to walk on it for hours. My inferior North American knees couldn't take it.
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by DKnoll 11y ago
This is my favourite vendor email I have ever received: The datacenter (Toronto) will be performing emergency maintenance at 3:30 pm EDT today afternoon due to raccoon in the electric system.
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by DKnoll 11y ago
The cert is valid, but they load some elements from HTTP.
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by DKnoll 11y ago
If you share passwords between services that is a fault well beyond the scope of SendGrid support... that's a major OPSEC fail.
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by DKnoll 11y ago
I'm going to take this even further off-topic but if you enjoy cheesy vintage Canadian children's television Hammy Hamster AKA Tales of the Riverbank is required viewing.
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by DKnoll 11y ago
Loggly is crazy expensive for what they have on offer (at least given my use case which is aggregating syslog and Windows event logs). You're much better setting up Logstash or Graylog2 on-premises or in public cloud.
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by DKnoll 11y ago
Did you have your corporate Exchange account set up on the phone? By default, this requires you grant the ability for remote wipe and other MDM capabilities. https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/Aa998614(v=E
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by DKnoll 11y ago
Yeah, a WAP browser.
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by DKnoll 11y ago
That's another good example, although it only had a WAP browser until 2004 as far as I can tell.
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by DKnoll 11y ago
7) The mobile/wireless/handheld market is still at least 5 years out. Nope, it was 3 years out. iPhone came out in 2007. Pretty easy to calculate this one. Score: 0.6 Well, when he made the prediction the smartphone ma
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by DKnoll 11y ago
I use SendGrid. https://sendgrid.com/
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by DKnoll 11y ago
As a Canadian visiting Berlin, I was blown away by the way police carried themselves. At one point I was walking up to Nollendorfplatz station and I see a woman, looking heavily intoxicated and enraged, chasing around a police officer and h
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by DKnoll 11y ago
I understand that Microsoft does not make Office very interoperable, but whatever the reason for that is, anything but a basic document tends to get garbled formatting. Perhaps I misinterpreted, but I took friends to include the non-technic

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