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by Smushman 11y ago
Unfortunately for the author, this analysis is rooted in a faulty conclusion: "Asking around, people assume the TCP handshake verifies the IP addresses on both sides." Not true - in firewall and security circles this was long ago
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by Smushman 11y ago
This is too damn cool to pass up - talk about convenience... I would have been willing to pay for such an item! Yes everyone is going to run around and scream 'security!!' when they realize how ridiculously trivial this process al
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by Smushman 11y ago
This article: http://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-34907009 says "Previous worldwide travel alerts were issued in May 2011, September 2011, August 2013 and December 2014"
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by Smushman 11y ago
The problems described in this article really do hit home. I offer that anybody who sees the Joe onboarding as anything other than typical may not have been in the field long enough. These problems have been happening since the 1990's
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by Smushman 11y ago
I find this article contradictory. The first sentence: Parts of the country that depend on the safety-net programs supported by Democrats are increasingly voting for Republicans who favor shredding that net. Later: In eastern Kentucky and o
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by Smushman 11y ago
In other news, a new study proves that delaying enrollment in kindergarten to age 33 results in a tenfold increase in attention spans and learning potentiation.
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by Smushman 11y ago
It is interesting this is being asked here. Even more interesting is/are the responses. My first thought (after the initial thoughts of OMG and etc.) when I heard about the Paris attacks (lower case on attack is mine - when did attack
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by Smushman 11y ago
Guilty as charged. I LOL'ed when I pasted this in to notepad first. Luckily I usually do the paste, but not for security reasons, to make sure formatting is as expected. Now I have a reason to do that every time. Thanks poster!
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by Smushman 11y ago
I like the date information as it gives a very much needed perspective! But, knowing the year itself may not be. Could you drop the year indicator?
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by Smushman 11y ago
I think the main point being made by the author is that without the waiting, day after day, combined with the external confirmation bias of hearing how other stocks are outperforming yours (you thought you did great on your trade, until you
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by Smushman 11y ago
Information leak #1: Scale Changes - noticed this but could not put my finger on defining it clearly. #2: Date - along the bottom edge the date progresses. Knowing generally that the market did well during certain multi-year ranges was an a
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by Smushman 11y ago
My comment focuses on the positive of his work and not to enter the category of personal attacks; which there is plenty of room to do so. But this is not a forum for discussing medical or psychological issues is it? It is for technical disc
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by Smushman 11y ago
I see his work as a real testament to the power of the individual when given the ability to focus and freed from restriction to pursue their calling in life. Not drawing any parallels here, but I am sure that there have been many 'Joan
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by Smushman 11y ago
neat! I may try that...
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by Smushman 11y ago
Triggered my OCD though when I saw the palm rest... Yikes! Needs a bath!
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by Smushman 11y ago
http://www.cringely.com/2015/07/21/ibm-is-so-screwed/ This is? any idea when you saw it?
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by Smushman 11y ago
> Secondly, it's trying to make this horrible recruitment-hoop-jumping bullshit fun. Imagine asking a worker from...basically any other industry to do exercises for 2 weeks before you'll consider them for an interview. So true.
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by Smushman 11y ago
I started out with no experience working for a company that provided services for telephony. Our company bought out a telephony billing software company (we were leasing that previously). The deal included the guy who wrote the first releas
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by Smushman 11y ago
<i>whether it's real or it's fake.</i> Whether exactly what is real or fake?
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by Smushman 11y ago
Thank you for introducing me to this hitherto unknown.
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by Smushman 11y ago
This is Hacker News right?! Who is going start the KickStarter for a bracelet that detects drowning and signals the lifeguard?!
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by Smushman 11y ago
This is why it is not yet adopted by DevOps and IT 'in the wild'. In summary from a person in that scenario: 1. Not known of and too short of time horizon - People still run Windows XP in the real world. Changes where the rubber m
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by Smushman 11y ago
Several years ago, on a transatlantic flight, I observed some strange behavior in a game when I specified a high score name with some special characters. I noticed it would crash and exit back to 'home'. I tried to hack at it by s
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by Smushman 11y ago
One more vote to add to the 'remove this information' fire. Your 20 years old. You may suddenly realize what really went wrong and that it was not your fault. Too late though, because this post is already out there. True or not tr
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by Smushman 11y ago
With the given caveat that any more than 10% of the group requesting 6 voids the whole thing, it seemed a foregone conclusion to expect 0 points. On the off chance I am wrong about that, I would end up with 6. So the final conclusion I had
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by Smushman 11y ago
I see it as a simple equation. I don't think it says more than that about people. Can someone enlighten me as to why a 90% break point? Why not for example 50%? Is it because 90% introduces some level of collaboration or vice versa? Sa
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by Smushman 11y ago
I am family of a psychologist. This comes from latest research. Usually skipped but most critical, is simple trace minerals and vitamins. Our food is entirely missing so much in the current day, because the same plots of land are farmed ove
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by Smushman 11y ago
It is unlikely to be a identity thief - why would an ID thief want to pose as you, only to apply for a job. Possibilities are a recruiter something you put in for some time ago that just happens to match the job listing you found here ?? Th
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by Smushman 11y ago
Could this be a recruiter having put you in? Can you reset your password on the account and log in?
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by Smushman 11y ago
> All else being equal, the fastest company in any market will win. Yea, no doubt. Don't even need an MBA to see that. If you have two equal competitors, the first one to market has a useful head start. I think this article is what

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