JonDav

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by JonDav 9y ago
This link is exactly what I was going to post after reading the story. The USPS is surprisingly good at dealing with mail fraud. Currently it looks like Amazon was complicit in a mail fraud case. It would be in USPS's best interest to
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by JonDav 9y ago
A man walked into a meeting with a fent sucker in his mouth treating it like a toothpick and I had to hold back my alarm so that everyone else did not ask why I knew exactly what it was. At that time no one outside of post-op, end of life c
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by JonDav 9y ago
https://www.fiverr.com/gigs/reddit cough cough
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by JonDav 9y ago
Ask an allergist/pediatrcian what they would do with their children. The answer most likely would be to "challenge" nut allergies with low doses if symptoms occur and introduce a variety of foods early on as appropriate.
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by JonDav 10y ago
The biggest barrier to understanding someone is distance from the source. If you spent more time near a person your judgement would be much better. The problem is we cannot be close to so many people to really understand them.
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by JonDav 10y ago
Thanks for letting us know, that is actually very helpful
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by JonDav 10y ago
I try to let new grads know this and they still fall for it. Just like when Goldman Saks comes calling. They just do not see these companies and the experience for what it is.
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by JonDav 10y ago
Could you record the opening of the box and then go after eBay for allowing the fraud to occur?
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by JonDav 10y ago
I thought the whole point of the MD5 vulnerability was that the limit was 2^128 and as such there are more inputs that possible output hashes, meaning more possible input collisions.
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by JonDav 10y ago
Pretty much even if you choose a high entropy password like say: `]{;&<C9v98QO#]M~Ff$>rQQQjoJkxm0ayM+gG,@vf*>#-{X4E>aZG(A1~tf<Wu the MD5 algorithm can be broken using various techniques like collisions, unsalted I