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by IpV8 9y ago
Definitely possible. I don't do completely unique passwords, but do do a tweak on a standard password that was unique to my spotify account. Also a quick google of 'pastebin spotify 2018' shows quite a few lists of emails a
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by IpV8 9y ago
Just happened to me again. Now all of my playlists are gone and replaced by trap shit.
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by IpV8 9y ago
Happened to me last week. Music stopped playing, said it was playing on some iphone, and now all of my recently playeds are bands I've never heard of. I changed password and it hasn't happened since. Something fishy is going on
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by IpV8 9y ago
Why not? Utilities make money by power transmission. Even if every single house in the US has solar panels there still is a massive market around transferring power between houses to balance loads and time of use issues. In my direct and
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by IpV8 9y ago
Python/Flask React. Hosted on a linux box (ubuntu) in the cloud.
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by IpV8 9y ago
I came up with the idea of combining roof shingles with solar panels back in 2012. Now here we are in 2018 and Tesla is making it happen.
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by IpV8 9y ago
Go on to your fiance's phone, computer, router, etc and block all of the wedding marketing engines from showing up in her google searches. This includes, but is not limited to, theknot, pinterest, etc. This will singlehandedly reduce
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by IpV8 9y ago
Write code really really drunk. People reveal the worst in themselves when they code drunk.
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by IpV8 9y ago
Old cars are always grandfathered in. It would be completely unrealistic for the government to bench hundreds of thousands of cars.
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by IpV8 9y ago
Interim CEOs make a fair penny.
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by IpV8 9y ago
Use your skills and knowledge to do something beneficial for the world.
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by IpV8 9y ago
I got invited to a birthday party in NYC recently. I seriously considered showing up for it, but would have been a lot of travel for what it was worth...
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by IpV8 9y ago
I've done php, ruby, go, c++, c, java, javascript, and python and I must say I prefer python the most for generic server side stuff. Super well organized and documented. Just the right amount of abstraction. I like c++ for lower lev
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by IpV8 9y ago
Thanks for fact checking me, I should have done my homework first. I still think that the 9.15% stat supports my claim though. I hang out with mostly non-engineers so its a bit comical to be shamed by hacker newsians for proposing that we
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by IpV8 9y ago
People writing software are generally in the top 5% income level. Why do you feel that they are not being paid what they are worth?
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by IpV8 9y ago
Anecdotally, I have programmed in python, js, java, c#, go, C, C++, ruby, and php all in a professional environment and I'd have to say I prefer python the most. It is a very logically made language with a nice balance of abstraction
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by IpV8 9y ago
Interesting. Personally, I enjoy living in a world where my friends have overcome cancer, where I can spend < 1 hour a day focusing in food, and I am able to travel halfway around the world to experience machu picchu and be back by then
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by IpV8 9y ago
I mean, the massive progress in science, medical, renewable energy, etc. are pretty good problems to be solving. The silly games and facebooks are only a problem for those who choose to participate in them.
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by IpV8 9y ago
I love how some people use 3 spaces.
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by IpV8 9y ago
Look at his submissions. He posts almost every day and their always one of about 3 major news outlets. I'd have to say I agree that that seems unrealistic for someone with honest motives.
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by IpV8 9y ago
More woodworking skills. R Pi architectures in the context of IoT.
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by IpV8 9y ago
I really like those questions! They seem more thought out than most of the stock interview questions a google search will show you. I definitely stopped as soon as I was asked for an email though. There's no way I'll give you m
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by IpV8 9y ago
I prefer Amazon Dog. Then you get all of the benefits of a real dog, but it lives in the cloud.
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by IpV8 9y ago
Agreed. I bought an old volvo for $2000 about 7 years ago. I'd say I average about $1000 in repairs every year. I'd call that a great investment.
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by IpV8 9y ago
I watch windows get popped all the time on physical houses. Is it a good idea to build windows into your house?
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by IpV8 9y ago
I'd start off super productive, but realistically I'd probably end up staying home all day playing video games and working on projects around the house until my social isolation left me wallowing in depression.
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by IpV8 9y ago
Probably not widely. They likely have some sort of source of information that they use like for example: 'the current published price on bloomberg by Intercontinental Exchange'. Though this may not be the exact market price of t
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by IpV8 9y ago
A big problem in the REC markets is lack of price transparency. I worked for a startup a while back building a trading platform to try to get major players together at a regular interval to agree upon pricing that could then be executed up
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by IpV8 9y ago
I don't think that there is very much value there. Everyone who is going to believe in global warming already does. Acknowledging extremists only strengthens their cause. In response to OP, I have dedicated my career to fighting glob
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by IpV8 9y ago
It may be worth looking into what AWS has to offer. Their IoT offerings seem to be pretty solid.

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