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9y ago
"at least in the elonoggin. Well done Elon!" You got a little doo doo on your nose. elonoggin? Really??!
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You can get excited then, because you can be sure this will be used to supplement vs supplant any existing US security theater. We couldn't lay off the nearly 250,000 active employees of the Security Theater arm of the US Government ju
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Seems that would feed nicely into driving the social prompting (ie the thumbs up) facebook relies on to push their product.
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Does anyone else think it is possible this could explain the 'surprise' part of the loss by the presidential Democratic campaign? Considering Democrats probably are also the most social media savvy/participant of all the voti
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A lot of handwaving but little substance. This sort of presentation makes for nice kindling but unfortunately not much more. In the end, your voice is unfortunately 'public'. There is no difference between this and muttering too l
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9y ago
> It's done under the guise of security, but is really just immature hazing. I so agree. I saw things like this in the military. At that time it was tools... Before aircraft takeoff and between shift changes; all tools must be turne
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So unprofessional and disrespectful for both people... Forgery is a crime - and I think sending an email from someones unlocked computer would fall under that if it was pressed in court. If sysadmins have things set up that way, they can un
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9y ago
Original Reddit post with background: https://www.reddit.com/r/norge/comments/67jox4/denne_kr%C3%A... "...peppes pizza in Oslo S."
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This video actually has audio included of the action on a small piece of cloth (~1 inch circle) - I could not hear anything when it was drying. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mCmXzdz6qGQ
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Your probably playing devils advocate but the issue overall applies to the concept of reasonable doubt being applied (supposedly) in a court of law in a criminal trial (at least a court of law in the US and others). Certainly if law stated
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10y ago
A normal affect of stock price during a major announcement. It even has a name '"buy the rumor, sell the news" http://www.investopedia.com/terms/n/news-trader.asp The idea behind this, simply put, i
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10y ago
Several points I also want add: 1) Just, Wow. I am impressed at the amount of good advice here - HN'ers really do go all out to help. 2) Problem - too much advice is hard to sift through. To a carpenter, you will need a better hammer o
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10y ago
This is good info and the best place to start - but unfortunately eventually the contacts and acquaintances routes are used up without response. This is one of several ways to apply (I think the first way one should apply) and after some ti
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10y ago
I want you to know you are not alone... I have been doing the same thing with the same results for the last 6 months. I have applied to over 168 jobs (I used LinkedIn and it tracks them all). Of that I got about 25 recruiter interviews (lev
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10y ago
Success can be determined by many different things; but pretty universally in programming not getting the job done correctly (the expected inputs and outputs just aren't there) is an issue. Which confirms your interpretation and labeli
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10y ago
Seems legit... nice summary.
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10y ago
I believe this is what you were looking for: binhex/arch-delugevpn If you have trouble reach out again.
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10y ago
Using openvpn with deluge in UnRaid as a container - runs flawlessly, and not leaking (re: data out of the VPN) as verified by firewall logs for 3 months now.
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10y ago
I lol'ed. I agree that it is more of a niche application for sure. I also agree with the further conclusion that making it removable would have made it more useful. Like someone else mentioned, I also didn't see HDMI. I think I he
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10y ago
This little device was perfect back in the days of Novell Netware servers running IPX. To install windows 95 or NT4 was a godawful number of disks. If you did have those, you also had to have the proper NIC drivers on hand as well to get it
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10y ago
Direct from real world experience, a few points of architectural guidance. 1. Use WiFi routers for WiFi. Avoid firewalling, NAT, authentication protocols, the strongest levels of encryption, or other packet changes/control on the WiFi
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10y ago
Probably because I am very fortunate; but I have never done anything but lose from Vegas games to the Lottery and poker with friends. Based on that - I think an open informational model would go a long way. I imagine this would be a history
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10y ago
Could you provide a link to this? I googled for "Mattress King" and found stories ie: Reddit; but nothing about his son... thanks.
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Ask HN: Source code analysis for non-coders
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This typically taboo topic has now come front and center. This forces us all to consider what would we do, and what we expect from others as well. On the one hand, no one wants to publicly state that they believe death should be promoted. A
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10y ago
Could be hard to implement this, checking the density of offenders in the area. http://www.familywatchdog.us/showmap.asp Search Criteria: New York, United States If I could link it directly I would. I am all for keeping kid
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10y ago
I think its tough to say... It's like I know it smells (real) bad, but I can't quite put my finger on what it is that stinks so much. I guess I would say it is one thing to 'sell' public domain pictures in your database
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The fact that their internal processes show total indifference as to whether a photo is sourced from Public Domain or any other source speaks volumes about their attitudes re: the art they sell; and from the top of the company down. It show
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Using some examples from the comments of the article: It's akin to Getty setting up a small tent inside of Central Park, and asking people that walk by to pay an entry fee. But Getty goes 1 step further: They hire strongarm guys to go
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10y ago
And btw - I understand Singapore can be pretty heavy on racism. Realistically, moving is a lot easier than trying to change a general racism bias.
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