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When a service makes significant SLA promises, usually it is not a promise of uptime but a promise of what the service provider will pay you for the lack of service.
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Doing it in a living space would make more sense. You already have to heat the place
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If you can't compete on price, you compete on service and quality
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Most of those are not HTTP responses, that's why you haven't found them. HTTP 1.1 protcol : https://www.w3.org/Protocols/rfc2616/rfc2616.txt HTTP 2 protcol : https://tools.ietf.org/html&#
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While it's not quite Industrial Revolution the late 19th C saw China & South America get hit by El Nino floods. & drought. > Late Victorian Holocausts: El Niño Famines and the Making of the Third World is a book by Mike Davi
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It's looking like Preet and his colleagues found them, informed Comey and said "us or you, your choice". There's no way Comey would do this without external pressure - he's Clinton Foundation through and through [1]
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or she used his to avoid subpoena / foia etc
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Unless he asked 50 investors of which only those 19 responded with negative indicators and the rest were neutral/positive.
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Because they don't spell it as Maths, obviously.
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> if Google, Facebook or Twitter's leadership decides to try to influence public affairs by hiding some things and showing others. that line was crossed a long time ago
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I got certified for AutoCAD because I was bored doing programming all day, I could already do 3D modelling but couldn't prove it to anyone because it was just a hobby thing. From that I got jobs doing CAD, first at an electrical place
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Just an indie, I don't want to reveal myself tbh. When I read my own list I can never quite believe it myself, especially as I'm so lazy ! My motto is "don't consume, produce" and it goes from there. All those hours
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Me: 30 years professional programming Certified AutoCAD technician Certified TIG Welder Degree in Supply Chain Management Certified Bicycle Wheel Builder Potter Wood Turner Proficient in 3D Modelling Launched an ISP in 1995 that is still go
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From reading daily summaries of the Podesta emails, the email server is just one of many felonies this enterprise has been committing. The corruption of the political machine laid bare. I'm sure the emails of every party in the world w
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That would be a nice and believable if Google wasn't a major investor in Clinton and Schmidt wasn't balls deep in the Clinton machine http://www.politico.com/blogs/media/2015/05/clinton-foundati
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No ed, just % > file and type
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I try to depend on as little as possible. A text editor & access to some sort of programming language. If my terminal dies I want minimum downtime. If my laptop dies, ditto. That's not to say tools aren't useful but relying on
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Criminal activty is a great screen for US covert operations > This electronic briefing book is compiled from declassified documents obtained by the National Security Archive, including the notebooks kept by NSC aide and Iran-contra figur
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A bit of both. I actually don't think anthropomorphization is helpful in discussions with the lay public but I'm not that serious about it.
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> the lander's computer thought it was ... > led the craft to believe it was... Don't anthropomorphize computers, they hate that. As an armchair space explorer, I would have imagined such a crucial part of the mission had
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Rowhammer was first presented in 2014 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Row_hammer
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Since when is dropping your phone in the toilet covered under warranty ? Apple added "been in water detection" to avoid payout on that very activity.
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So how do they log in without a username & password ?
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If you store it, they will come.
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They kept the usernames in the clear. It is possible to create a service that never stores usernames but only hashes of them too. Keep an email linked to that account for a reset of the username / password combo. Then breaches only rev
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Why did you buy a smartphone when you wanted a featurephone ? My fp has amazing battery life compared to my sp and I can tether through it for my 7" tablet. Its a great combo
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Film was disrupted with the release of DV cams. I have a full-length feature on DVD on Amazon recorded on DV.
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I think "says stupid things" and "undermines the democratic process by using slush funds, illegal foreign donations and a slew of felonious crimes" is hardly a moral equivalent. So I double down on my assertion: Wikileak
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First hit TheHill - the opposite of my trust pool - seems to agree with what I said. Not "Trump lied to the FBI and is funded by the same people who fund ISIS".
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The side revealed is collusion against the democratic process. I doubt you will find much info on how Bernie was trying to keep Clinton out by illegal means. And you're going to need better proof it was Russia than the words of the cri
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