JakeTheAndroid

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by JakeTheAndroid 8y ago
I think there are a few issues at hand when it comes to streaming services. 1. choice paralysis. There are simply too many options provided to you. One of the reasons I like watching TV over streaming is that whatever on is on. I don't
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by JakeTheAndroid 9y ago
I'm still grasping GDPR myself, but in terms of deleting users from backups might be solved via uids. Each user should also have a uid that isn't PII by itself. Upon getting a eraser request you remove everything and preserve the
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by JakeTheAndroid 9y ago
And you're suggesting that purchasing a funny card game that has value over time should be a disqualifying factor?
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by JakeTheAndroid 9y ago
These stories were passed down word of mouth, so you'd have to expect that by the time Pegasus had wings it'd passed through a number of people. Further, you have to understand these people had a basic understanding of the world a
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by JakeTheAndroid 9y ago
The TTL publicly is static and doesn't matter. The resolver you hit will just point to Cloudflare NS. Why we are faster, is because we point internally, and we don't have misconfigured TTLs or caching (I mean, things happen but it
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by JakeTheAndroid 9y ago
While DNS caches can sometimes impact DNS updates, we rebuild the entire zone file when a DNS value is updated, and purge the previous cache. Even for customers, this should happen pretty quickly. We maintain a 5 minute TTL on all proxied r
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by JakeTheAndroid 9y ago
Just devils advocate here, but could it be you're the minority of that demographic? I'm libertarian, and vote all over the map, but likely lean more liberal. I know plenty of well educated, employed conservatives. But, a bulk of v
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by JakeTheAndroid 9y ago
Go ask the SoylentNews people how the Slashdot redesign worked out for them. Disclaimer, I have the UID 10 on SoylentNews.
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by JakeTheAndroid 9y ago
If they value those things, then they should be happy to compensate employees that have shown those traits at above market value. Then you retain the talent, and you likely do not run into compensation issues moving forward. Generally you s
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by JakeTheAndroid 10y ago
I think OP made the connection pretty clear. In Iraq, the military attempted to take cities in turmoil and were successfully held by normal, everyday people not nearly as well armed as people in TX. You then support the statement by pointin
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by JakeTheAndroid 10y ago
Having been across the US, I would say that the right-on-red rule is so consistent that you can say it's legal in the US. It's just a rule with an exception.
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by JakeTheAndroid 10y ago
The Dark Souls (Demon's Souls) series did this very well I think. You essentially learn the physics and limitations of the game to beat it. You are put in tough situations, and only through trial and error can you learn the best way to
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by JakeTheAndroid 10y ago
What's crazy is CBD is now specially schedule 1, which means it is considered addictive and containing no medical value[1]. So, the THC:CBD ratio appears to be irrelevant from the governments perspective. [1] www.foxnews.com/healt
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by JakeTheAndroid 10y ago
Yes, it is a security standard issue, but it's enforced with hardware. So, while this is there for a reason (possibly even setting a standard for these IoT devices), it's not simply a lack of developers building secure software. I
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by JakeTheAndroid 10y ago
Is this a direct position with Amazon? I did contracting for Apple (working at their facilities with direct Apple employees) and this sounds like the experience I had there. No interview, low wages, strict work environment, and everyone mad
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by JakeTheAndroid 10y ago
That's a bit extreme. A compiler sending your codebase has potential IP implications. Sending your brew commands back to brew is much different. What commands do you run in brew that isn't specific to brew? Whereas, compiling code
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by JakeTheAndroid 10y ago
Additionally, Chrome offers chrome://net-internals which let's you inspect a good deal of information about the request being sent.
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by JakeTheAndroid 10y ago
I was shocked too, honestly. But we are always looking for projects we can open source, so it's very useful.
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by JakeTheAndroid 10y ago
Yes, it was.
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by JakeTheAndroid 11y ago
I agree, this is not the most efficient way to whitelist everyone, but my point was to outline you can whitelist whoever you want. Hopefully support for wider ranges will be added.
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by JakeTheAndroid 11y ago
You can whitelist CIDR ranges of /16 and /24 currently. So yes, you can to some extent whitelist everyone.
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by JakeTheAndroid 11y ago
I can agree with this. Namecheap is fairly secure as far as a general, affordable registrar is concerned. I had trouble accessing my account because I didn't have very specific information that was difficult for me to track down in my