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by FedRegister 13y ago
This is being covered a lot more widely because it's a distraction.
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by FedRegister 13y ago
>Can PJ not figure out GnuPG? I'm sure she can, but by doing so has reduced the set of people capable of sending her mail significantly by imposing the requirement that they figure out GnuPG before they send her an email.
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by FedRegister 13y ago
I love the very short and to the point ToS. Thank you.
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by FedRegister 13y ago
>It used to be that HP engineers were expressly given Friday afternoons and full access to company resources to just play with new ideas. Among other things, this led to HP owning the printer market. And arguably enabling the Apple I.
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by FedRegister 13y ago
I knew someone during our senior year of college that couldn't start a new Java class without using the "New Class" menu option in Eclipse. It was painful, to say the least.
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by FedRegister 13y ago
The people are trusted with the interpretation of Constitutionality and government legitimacy through Article I, Section 2, Paragraph 1, Article I, Section 3, Paragraph I (as amended), Article III, Section 2, Paragraph 3 of the US Constitut
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by FedRegister 13y ago
If you expect talent to work crunch hours and give mind, body, and soul unquestionably then do you really think, at the end of the day, they should have to schlep out the suburbs because your stingy ass doesn't want to pay a living wag
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by FedRegister 13y ago
Is it really a surprise to anybody that this "loose end" was "tied up"?
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by FedRegister 13y ago
Part of the problem is that the salaries are just too damn low right now. If you offer a competitive or even above-average salary that's _livable_ in the Bay Area then talent will beat a path to your door. Try to lowball or meet othe
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by FedRegister 13y ago
It's a very valid point if you are not doing research but instead doing viewpoint validation. Research is gathering all of the data you can in as much of an unbiased manner as you can and then asking what conclusions you can draw from
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by FedRegister 13y ago
From the article: >To be sure, using data to argue about contentious policy issues should always prompt skepticism. Death of journalism right there. Data be damned! On a more serious note: >"There is, indeed, a shortage of tech
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by FedRegister 13y ago
If you didn't encrypt your mail in Tor then you have made a big mistake and you get what you deserve.
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by FedRegister 13y ago
A robot with an operator is still a robot.
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by FedRegister 13y ago
Which is a mistake, and this shows why. Javascript should be default-off everywhere, and then if there's a Tor site you trust (oxymoron if I've ever heard one) then you enable Javascript.
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by FedRegister 13y ago
They can use the non-Javascript interface to set up IMAP/POP3 and then just use a POP client - no Javascript required.
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by FedRegister 13y ago
He still murders people with flying robots. That's not very peaceful.
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by FedRegister 13y ago
Who is actually running Javascript from Tor though?
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by FedRegister 13y ago
Can't get more low-tech and high impact than Legos. Not specific models, the big buckets of random pieces.
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by FedRegister 13y ago
Are these the same economists that had NO IDEA that the crash in 2006 would happen? If so I think I've had quite enough of their opinions.
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by FedRegister 13y ago
Why wouldn't it just be easier to track IMEI values? That doesn't change when you change the SIM card.
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by FedRegister 13y ago
> (ie, fetching keys from keyservers, encrypting automatically, etc) No no no no no! The keyservers have no authentication for key addition. Anybody can put up a key for any email address and effectively wedge themselves man in the mid
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by FedRegister 13y ago
I find that Americans hold the attitude that the government is not the picture perfect example of efficiency except in the case of the military. Spoiler alert: we have a quasi-single-payer system for the military.
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by FedRegister 13y ago
Something something John Scully not understanding computers are not soda pop.
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by FedRegister 13y ago
Then a "rapid response" organization needs to be tied into the Federal Register[1]. The Federal Register is a Constitutionally mandated[2] publication where the activities of the government are recorded. Just from the latest iss