Haydos585x2

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by Haydos585x2 8y ago
Is it? If I leave for a week is it assumed all of my coworkers also leave, our doors unlock and alarms are off? Maybe that's a risk for a single person working in a coworking space. Probably less so for companies that have >1 employ
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by Haydos585x2 8y ago
In the Australian case neither the university or a bank is financing the loan. It's all the government. Most of the universities are public as well so there's less incentive for profit, although it does still exist. Most people wi
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by Haydos585x2 8y ago
I agree and think OP's comments about industrial drones are probably a bit of overkill. The majority of cases will be some consumer level drone, probably a lower-mid range one because it's nearly guaranteed to be lost.
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by Haydos585x2 8y ago
Absolutely, it used to be a place for pretty in-depth and well thought out writing. It began attracting a lot of people that wanted to be seen as that kind of writer while not being that kind of writer. I bailed once it just became lists an
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by Haydos585x2 8y ago
You're right. There are plenty of legitimate companies that offer security services whether it's pentesting or DOS attacks. The dark web/malicious providers normally say something like: "this can only be used on machines
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by Haydos585x2 8y ago
The problem with the daycare was that parents began seeing it as "I can leave my child later, it just costs more" and they were just paying an additional fee to keep their child longer at a service they were already paying for. Th
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by Haydos585x2 8y ago
Maybe this attacker gets into a few generic companies like accountants, builders, marketers. Nothing really valuable beyond the scope of the particular company and their customers. Maybe they find their way into a oil/gas/mining o
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by Haydos585x2 8y ago
I think you're right. I wrote about this in a mediocre essay for a university competition ( https://nickhayden.com/blog/war-poverty-and-the-human-elemen... ) I think what we'll see is people living in poverty b
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by Haydos585x2 8y ago
It's Melbourne IT. A terrible company that somehow still gets large contracts despite ripping clients off at every step. I'm sure their entire staff is underpaid 457s.
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by Haydos585x2 8y ago
I'm not quite sure what you're after. I'll try and answer what I think you're asking though. Jiu jitsu is a massive sport in terms of how much knowledge you can acquire in it. You start off with no knowledge and you&#x27
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by Haydos585x2 8y ago
I think most people will immediately get their back up if a team member was going straight to their boss anytime something the team member disagreed with was pushed to git. Something like a style guide might help clarify points. There'
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by Haydos585x2 8y ago
Probably 3 or 4 months ago I started keeping a daily list of tasks that I wanted to complete that day. I was using iCloud Notes but I moved office and am on Windows now so I just use Google Keep. I'll add anything I want on there. Some
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by Haydos585x2 8y ago
Brazilian Jiu Jitsu is by far the best thing I've ever adopted in my life. I've been training for 6-7 years now. It keeps my life in a good routine, has given me dozens of friends, any time I go to a new city I can find a club and
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by Haydos585x2 8y ago
My guess is that it works the same way a clock does. Purely a guess though.
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by Haydos585x2 8y ago
Parent comment was talking more about practicing the softer, more social questions rather than hard skills and problem solving questions.
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by Haydos585x2 8y ago
Yes, a lot of it is pretty good. There isn't the same industry and money behind the productions that the US has so there isn't always the same quality. I think we get a lot of good productions out of the process. Australian bands
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by Haydos585x2 8y ago
Australia has similar laws for showing a certain amount of Australian content on TV and on Radio. This has certainly been a good thing and means that many local talents are discovered and content is shown where it might not be shown otherwi
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by Haydos585x2 8y ago
I'm glad I'm not the only one. I've been building a fantasy world for the last decade and it's just in my head. Totally inconsequential and the stories don't need to match, it's great.
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by Haydos585x2 8y ago
There's a few people around me that ride them around and I feel the same way as you. I very very rarely ride my motorbike wihtout at least kevlar leggings and a kevlar jacket but I see these inexperienced riders riding through the stre
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by Haydos585x2 8y ago
Today Chrome is at version 68. I understand that government departments love to have explicit version support but why does this site use Flash, require IE 11 (not Edge!), old browser versions and just all this stuff that is _basic_ infosec
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by Haydos585x2 8y ago
I agree with you. I think it's a bit dangerous to start splitting boomers out though. All it's going to do is create division between young and old resulting in defunding for both groups.
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by Haydos585x2 8y ago
Spotify has a couple of playlists that might help OP learn a bit more about the genre: The Road to Punk Rock: https://open.spotify.com/user/spotify/playlist/37i9dQZF1DWU0... Complete Chaos: https:/&#x2F
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by Haydos585x2 8y ago
I hate it when it's something like Facebook, Twitter or Reddit asking me repeatedly to download their app but even worst is when it's some random website I'm visiting once! No, I don't want your app, random one-off recip
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by Haydos585x2 8y ago
I agree, the redesign isn't great but that's not what killed it for me. The same discussions will keep happening there with no changes. I've had the same thoughts as you about discussing with teenagers. /r/Australia
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by Haydos585x2 8y ago
Arabic often writes dates and phone numbers from left to right. I can't speak for other RTL langauges but I can't see DMY being a problem for most people around the world. Ultimately, non-English speakers have to learn English to
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by Haydos585x2 8y ago
Blender is a 3D model tool and they have a lot of free video content showing users how to use the software. YouTube wanted to monetize the content but Blender repeatedly said no. YouTube then wanted them off the platform and Blender moved t
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by Haydos585x2 8y ago
Hmm, I'm not sure this will end cryptocurrencies but I think it might make some of the less tech-savvy users really think about their investments and who is giving them what advice. I have a small holding that I've held for a whil
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by Haydos585x2 8y ago
Instead of crappy twitter you could use Mastodon. It feels like Twitter in the early days. Of course, if you used "crappy twitter" as a nickname for Mastodon I'm not going to disagree with you.
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by Haydos585x2 8y ago
I'd love to see a Facebook where either I or the page itself could hide/forbid comments. I'm sure that no news company would ever turn off comments on their pages but they might. A lot of companies have disabled comments on t

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