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PerilousD
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PerilousD
6y ago
Okay which planet internet is this author living on? I regularly follow two cybersecurity blogs, two science fiction blogs and a photography blog? Searching for an hour and not finding any blogs? Credibility evaporated with that sentence.
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6y ago
Trello has been advertising a lot on some podcasts that I listen to and I was considering using them. Sorry about the problems you are having - good luck with getting them resolved and thank you for posting this as I just crossed Trello of
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6y ago
The twitter account doesn't back this up with a source - the OP here doesn't back this up this up with a source - my quick Google search doen't back this up, this may be true, but in this day and age WTF people? why is this
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6y ago
The twitter account oogle search doesnt back this up - this may be true but in this day and age WTF people why is this number one?
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7y ago
I use the radio in my car probably less than 1 percent of the time Im driving. Most of the time I'm listening to streaming media podcasts, soundcloud etc so why do all the accident reports stress DATA streaming on the phone like that i
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7y ago
Created a system that took report requests from a mainframe and ran then on a PC version of the system (saving the company more than double my salary every year). When the IT application support was outsourced (big 3 letter mainframe and PC
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7y ago
and yet you're still lining up to use Google? I dropped out of the Google ad system many tears ago when I realized the game was rigged (in their favor) and the only way to "win' was not to play. So when I read stories like yo
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8y ago
and yet the lemmings continue to flock to the adsense cliff and follow each other over it. I dropped adsense ten? years ago - I dont have an FB account and I'm not tart now. It may not seem that way to the lemmings but Google and FB ar
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8y ago
Sorry for the bad Karma but seriously this is 2019. If the OP hasn't seen a zillion other stories like this about Apple, Google, Facebook et al the they clearly have $25,000 to burn so sorry OP but why bother posting this? If your busi
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8y ago
Its getting blocked by AVAST and MALWAREBYTES (not surprising since I don't usually run random Internet supplied executables).
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8y ago
Site comes up as blocked by Malwarebytes - so I didnt override and continue on. Just saying....
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8y ago
If you are carrying a phone and laptop out of the country in this day and age with all of the contents of your digital life on it then you're an idiot. Last couple of trips I used a postpaid phone and a cheap chromebook. They want the
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8y ago
There were file sharing sites before Youtube came along and there are still file sharing sites other than Youtube now. SO - stop enabling Google-Youtube to pull this stuff and go somewhere else - its called using the Internet?
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8y ago
Hmm - seems like Amazon is now borrowing from the EBAY playbook. My EBAY usage is maybe one or two items in a year and rarely anything high-ticket. EBAY clearly favored sellers over buyers and after one or two run-ins with (a) leaving nega
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8y ago
article is behind a pay wall cant read it?
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8y ago
I must be misunderstanding something - why would a standards group (or anyone with a functioning brain) accept a "secure" cipher standard developed by an organization who's foundation in part is to be able to break encrypted
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8y ago
Yeah you're right - sorry about that - need to buy a much bigger slide rule :-)
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8y ago
Back of the envelope calc says this is about the weight of say a dozen passenger cars or say 1 passenger car (weight) per month over a year? Doesn't sound like a major industrial operation to me and how many tons are STILL out there in
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8y ago
I stopped buying windows and the MS Office suite years ago when Microsoft clearly stopped caring about its consumer base. As for this case, its unfair to Lundgren - should have had better lawyers - Microsoft is simply taking advantage of th
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9y ago
There were some studies converting audio to inaudible audio when sent over over pulsed microwaves. This would resolve the size and distance issues for the alleged device and the fact that this was at night and in bed could play into the ori
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9y ago
I can think of two very specific (for me) use case. Kill weeds in driveway pavers / patios where anything growing green is fair game and a Poison Ivy extreme prejudice terminator. I don't want to use pesticides since I have dogs a
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10y ago
HR works for the company. When you consider your moves keep in mind HR works for the company. You are not paying HR salaries. Get outside legal help and advice.
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10y ago
Does this only configure Wifi or can you also setup Wired (eth0) connections and is static IP address support (wifi and wired) baked in or only DHCP?
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11y ago
The technology is agnostic and can be used in ways not originally envisioned. What happens when every police appearance is captured and then run through say social media scans for 'ID' purposes?
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11y ago
Don't know when this started but check your own local library they may also be offering access to Lynda.com for free.
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Lynda.com for free check Your local library offering
(portjefflibrary.org)
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11y ago
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