Meph504

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by Meph504 5y ago
Im really not sure what you are getting at? I didn't say it was developed on/for Linux. But because it was a mature product and added to Linux very early on, this is why it was able to get the names that it did. so maybe you can s
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by Meph504 5y ago
Image magick has been around for a pretty long time, and was doing image processing on linux before most had considered it.
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by Meph504 5y ago
The shortest route yes, but I'd rather whitelist check, because depending on your infra, there might be a lot more things that make request for the content. But the concept is the same, server side check the ip of the request, and take
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by Meph504 5y ago
Fair point, you can accomplish the same by comparing the ip adress that the image request came from against your servers.
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by Meph504 5y ago
You could also just do like we did for years and check the refer for the image request, and if it wasn't your web server you redirect the file to whatever you want, the end user has know what of knowing. and because the trick is done o
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by Meph504 5y ago
Agreed, There is rarely a product of service today without a competitor, and if I'm using a fake email address, its likely I am just checking the service out, and didn't want to make a commitment yet anyway. Force my hand that ear
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by Meph504 5y ago
If by proper abbreviation for Louisiana you mean ", La." then yes, you get a list you can choose from, then you can select each one individually. But because they did not choose include zips in their address if you want to cluster
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by Meph504 5y ago
Have you tried this, as it seeming does not work at All. Type in LA you get a single facility in Delaware
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by Meph504 5y ago
The site is specifically by p-code, company, or processor location. But only by single location, I'm not sure if you've been near a chicken processing plant, but they are very often clustered together, shockingly near where an abu
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by Meph504 5y ago
The tool does look up facilities and containation by address or p-code, my intent is to be able to do the same lookup by the zip of the address and report the same information as presented. I'm not sure what you are considering, but I
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by Meph504 5y ago
I generally find propublica makes really interesting lookups with the worse method for searching, why would you not offer zip code search, or by state. Instead I have to know the city name or the P-code. Just always feels like a missed oppo
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by Meph504 5y ago
that is per sex, so in many cases double that. source: https://www.osha.gov/laws-regs/regulations/standardnumber/19...
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by Meph504 5y ago
The fault in this logic, is that rest stops in many places are on large highways and interstate systems, which is nice for travelers but when truck drivers are making long haul deliveries, when they can drive they want to drive, and not sto
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by Meph504 5y ago
For fuck sake can we please stop with this childish generational blame? So many articles speak as if any generation had the ability to set the standards of employment in the industry. Management, and what our government allowed them to get
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by Meph504 5y ago
When you buy a company you buy its debts and liabilities also, be it sexual harassment issues to be settled, or dumping toxic waste all of this has to be factored in to the risk of acquisition. On a side note, without knowing the details, i
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by Meph504 5y ago
Ehh services like turo will bubble up, I just got back from a 5000 mile road trip in a turo car, cost less than enterprise would, and had a much better car. I'm usually not big on gig economy services, but this one has made it much eas
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by Meph504 5y ago
If your phone is paid for, and your are out of contract, an you are in the US, your carrier must allow you to unlock your phone in regards to carrier locks. This is a requirement from the CTIA Consumer Code for Wireless Service that all maj
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by Meph504 5y ago
Windows IOT is not likely what you are thinking, it for example doesn't have a UI.
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by Meph504 5y ago
If it has been weeks. Have you sent a certified letter explaining your need for communication. Have you looked a malpractice attorney? I would do both of these things asap. Doesn't matter if the company is tanking an attorney has a res
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by Meph504 5y ago
There are tons of reasons why a company wouldn't give up millions of dollars. if his percentage was say even just 3% that would be in the neighborhood of $90,000,000. Now, if they do this, how many potential others may come back with s
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by Meph504 5y ago
I use it all the time to avoid a lot of modal popup article blockers and the like.
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by Meph504 5y ago
I felt like it was a massive, invasive, annoying step back. I mean google has for how long focused on building their single sign on for all their services, then suddenly fuck you, no website, and give me your telephone number because why n
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by Meph504 5y ago
I know that statistic says sample size isn't as important as is representation. But I doubt they really got a representation of 300 million Americans from a sample set of 11,178 people who volunteered to be in a group that can be call
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by Meph504 5y ago
Windows that come preinstalled from a hardware vendor have OEM lisc. If you buy windows that isn't OEM the keys are now bound to your email address (more accurately your Microsoft account) those version of windows are easily transporta
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by Meph504 5y ago
The article has a flawed approach, why shouldn't the cops use it? it does a decent job of monitoring, and alerting when gun shots are in an area? Where its time for it to stop being used is in the court of law, I mean you could say pos
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by Meph504 5y ago
This isn't correct, the fashion industry uses a wide array or different IP protection methods, trademarks for specific colors, sketches of design can by copyrighted, you can then get a design patent to prevent others from creating fash
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by Meph504 5y ago
No worries, I do that all the time myself. As far as the bluetooth side it, I don't have personal experience with them other knowing that they were added to systems I've worked on after the fact. So your statement sounds logically
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by Meph504 5y ago
I'm not sure what you are referring to about technical difficulties? And yes iOS has tightened their controls on how their phones can be tracked. Most of these systems right upgrade or new piece of equipment that switches the tracking
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by Meph504 5y ago
Yes, but mainly because it requires awareness and practice, two things a lot of people regardless of their position are naturally bad at. When we are busy or otherwise focus engaged elsewhere it becomes a bigger issue. But QR doesn't
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by Meph504 5y ago
https://www.pointr.tech/blog/wifi-or-beacons-for-indoor-loca... this will likely provide a lot more details about how beacon frames are used for location tracking.

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