Sleaker

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   by Sleaker 11y ago

   really? Every tire I've purchased has included free flat fixes. I've had nails and screws pulled. All covered no charge.
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   by Sleaker 11y ago

   Replacing tires on a car is not an emergency unless you happened to blow a tire, and even then that's usually covered under warranty unless you screwed something up and like drove your car over a curb causing the damage.
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   by Sleaker 11y ago

   'Atlassian, the company behind enterprise-focused social products like Slack competitor HipChat, JIRA, and Confluence' I just can't get over how horrible this lead-in is. Is it trying to say that Slack is Atlassian's pro
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   by Sleaker 11y ago

   this is precisely why I mentioned that it should be an opt-in thing. There's nothing stopping a vendor from pushing 'you should enable this feature'
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   by Sleaker 11y ago

   This article takes multiple frustrations and goes completely the wrong direction. As an OWNER of the system I should have complete control over what updates I do and don't receive and never should software disable my access to the net
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   by Sleaker 11y ago

   I'm not advocating for microservices, but I think the blog post fails to understand the difference between patching a single microservice and deploying a single microservice without needing to restart your entire environment stack, and
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   by Sleaker 11y ago

   Saw 'System shock' and was expecting the video-game tie in. Disappointed :( oh well.
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   by Sleaker 11y ago

   it's just an odd situation, the Chip cards have to remain inserted while the entire transactions completes, but the signature is on the card.. how do you verify until after the fact?
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   by Sleaker 11y ago

   Your question doesn't make much sense to me, but with what I've worked with _retailers_ do not send the electronic signature to the bank. It is for the retailers documents (ie to print on the receipt, or to store in a database wit
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    by Sleaker 11y ago

    retailers aren't supposed to accept unsigned cards though. And they can even force you to sign the card before they accept it. They are also not allowed to ask for Identification if your signature matches the back of the card (customer
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    by Sleaker 11y ago

    I'm dealing with development on some of this right now for US based POS customers and so far everything I've been told is that the US isn't even going to attempt to utilize the PIN entry capabilities, so we're still usin
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    by Sleaker 11y ago

    I wonder how Germany would have sentenced him? Anybody else read that article about the german prison system and rehabilitation?
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    by Sleaker 11y ago

    Doubtful, he has his own programming language explicitly because of Rust forcing the user to do it 'the rust way' with boxed types etc. he doesn't want to be pigeonholed. It's not going to appeal to people like him, an
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    by Sleaker 11y ago

    Errr, All I'm seeing in the article is a, 'We didn't use any of their code guys, see compare the functionality of our products yourself.' Unfortunately, as true as the article might be, simply showing different function
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    by Sleaker 11y ago

    Exactly what I've been thinking. Like yah Billy is definitely giving the asshole vibe from the story given (granted it is one perspective) but regardless of that, and how the programmers conducted themselves during the weekend, Billy h
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    by Sleaker 11y ago

    Err, this is a pretty common bootstrap style theme. It's nearly identical to Vitality, a $10 theme on wrapbootstrap. The maps page is actually google powered in both cases.
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    by Sleaker 11y ago

    I'm not sure why the article posters thinks paypal disputes are ever favorable. There's been articles all over the internet on how horrible their CS is and pretty blatantly discribes their bad practices and how they haven't
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    by Sleaker 11y ago

    I was liking what the article was suggesting but then it shamelessly plugged BitTorrent inc. which is one of those 'big companies' you don't want touching anything related to privacy or freedom.
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    by Sleaker 11y ago

    While I agree standups can have a use, I find they get pretty useless at my current place of employment. We have a small dev team where every single person is working on completely different portions of the software and there is little coll
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    by Sleaker 11y ago

    This is not a DMCA request, this is a IP property rights notice that the repository is violating copyright & trademark. Nowhere is it stating that it is a DMCA.
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    by Sleaker 11y ago

    I'm not seeing where EA lost it's soul simply because it made the correct business decision to not go with the CEOs idea of 3DO. It was a bad decision especially given Sony's upcoming entry. The fact that the then-CEO decide
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    by Sleaker 11y ago

    hmmm article sites Causation but really means correlation. "The disappearance of water fountains has hurt public health. Centers for Disease Control researcher Stephen Onufrak has found that the less young people trust water fountains,
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    by Sleaker 11y ago

    I agree. There are regularly 4.0-5.5 earthquakes along the oregon coast, and the seismologists that report on these say that they are a result of the Cascadia Subduction... I was interested until I got to this point as the local reports on
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    by Sleaker 11y ago

    Uhh... you now how we handle drift? We manage the update repository ourselves. New packages don't get released until we are ready to release them.... You don't need to limit ssh to help handle state drift. Article writer doesn&#x
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    by Sleaker 11y ago

    Actually it IS an opt-in by default because the option is given to the user connecting except when Network Admin has forced their SSID to _optout. So now I have to force a stupid SSID change on my network, something that I don't want
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    by Sleaker 11y ago

    it also doesn't give the standard home user the ability to deny people the ability to share. This is a huge failure on Microsoft's part. Simply connecting to a wifi network should never give you the option to propogate that connec
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    by Sleaker 11y ago

    Also, depending on your processor the business' rates may vary depending on how much extra information they provide to help combat fraud. Ex: If you only give credit card info you might be in the highest bracket. If you also give zip
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    by Sleaker 11y ago

    Mozilla has a great article posted up about this here: https://wiki.mozilla.org/Security/Server_Side_TLS
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    by Sleaker 11y ago

    I still think there's a distinct difference between providing automated services on behalf of an already registered customer to make their experience more seamless and prevent errors. And posting automated Ads to CL.
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    by Sleaker 11y ago

    scraping content off websites, and automating a data entry process are two very different things.