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by ZoF 12y ago
You have no idea of the context from which he is making that statement. You have no idea of his technical competence or his efficacy with regard to completing tasks and shipping products. You have very little legitimate basis from which to
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by ZoF 12y ago
Hey, this is super cool! Genuinely think you would generate much more interest(and less confusion/knee-jerk anger) if you had the option of having the code printed on the shirt overlaying the blocks. I'd definitely be interested.
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by ZoF 12y ago
Are you seriously comparing IOS 7 to MSDOS?
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by ZoF 12y ago
I was 293 pounds as of last November, 199.6 as of last night(although that was after a run and before dinner so I'd actually place my weight at ~203 right now). I'm 6'3". What follows is anecdotal opinion based upon my
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by ZoF 12y ago
They are clearly talking about normalized global metrics. Obviously things aren't the same everywhere...
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by ZoF 12y ago
Keep in mind that he didn't start amphetamine use until his late 50's.
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by ZoF 12y ago
I think that if you truly believe in the narrative that you're espousing, and you actually want to do some good, you should start qualifying your statements with facts and changing the tone that you present them with. Spewing vitriol
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by ZoF 12y ago
Would definitely recommend showing a message akin to 'no images detected' in that event. Maybe with a few common reasons that might happen(such as the above) Cool stuff though!
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by ZoF 12y ago
I think the implication he is trying to make is this: If it was a collective of people it is(might be) more likely that one of them is incompetent(and didn't configure TOR properly) where-as if it was a single competent/careful in
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by ZoF 12y ago
Read the docs. All they give out is the store location/pickup time for an RX# request, no identification info, no medication info.
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by ZoF 12y ago
There's a reason this isn't talked about, it's not an actual legitimate/common vector to compromise a server.
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by ZoF 12y ago
Please provide some kind of source to substantiate the claim you're tying to make. Also, 'progressive-ideology minded' sounds better than progressive 'ideology-minded'(probably because it actually makes sense).
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by ZoF 12y ago
Yep. I mean, on mobile(in particular), it is indeed awful, but I don't think it's expected or needed to be responsive(or otherwise optimized-for-mobile) at this point in the products life-cycle. Yes there's a lot of room for
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by ZoF 12y ago
It sounds like your saying, "Why isn't there a VC firm that states outright you might be sexually harassed to receive funding" How are you possibly surprised that isn't a thing...? Of course it's not and never could
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by ZoF 12y ago
I think the original paste-bin was posted on Reddit by the same account that posted the finfisher leaks. This is just a mirror.
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by ZoF 12y ago
It looks like what's sent to Xiaomi is Telco information, IMEI and Phone-number(s)of: the device owner, all contacts, and anyone who's called or texted; if you enable their cloud services IMSI is sent as well. The lack of ssl is f
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by ZoF 12y ago
Those comments were made by two different accounts.
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by ZoF 12y ago
Doesn't Car2Go require you to bring the car back to it's starting point? Are there multiple locations you can drop the car at, and if not, how do you handle that when taking it to the bar?
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by ZoF 12y ago
I'm honestly wondering if that's a typo. In what way is ~1250 feet considered a far distance to go for a rental car? Even in a populous metro area that seems about as short a walk as I would expect, are they generally closer?
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by ZoF 12y ago
Robert Jordan told Sanderson how he wanted it to end, so he at least had an end in the works. I agree that the last few books before Sanderson started writing them were lower quality though, pretty much everyone does.
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by ZoF 12y ago
Are you sure it was this post?
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by ZoF 12y ago
These guys did well moving quick to capitalize on this. Saw several ads for it, probably sold quite well; getting to use 'Google' in your product's title definitely lends it some extra credibility too.
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by ZoF 12y ago
What do you mean? He said that when he called the agent, he was asked if he had been to Boston recently; you can therefore infer that the reason the card was left was so that he would be able to contact said agent(an agent who was looking i
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by ZoF 12y ago
Why would they do a test run with chickens if it hadn't already dawned on them to some degree?
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by ZoF 12y ago
Heh,that poor miserable employee who probably thought nothing of copying a cool maze off the Internet.(Not to imply that makes it any less illegal) That's certainly got to be interesting/validating for the op though (albeit simult
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by ZoF 12y ago
>It looks like the inside of the pan has the same fins, which makes sense otherwise they'd have uneven thicknesses. That would be a serious cleaning issue. Doesn't look like that at all to me; in fact I think if the inside was
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by ZoF 12y ago
I thought that was implied by his statement.
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by ZoF 12y ago
I think he/she took offense to the "darkest part of the face" portion of the comment; which is clearly false for the majority of the earth's population, particularly since no one draws the iris white so the original comm
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by ZoF 12y ago
Technically it's both.
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by ZoF 12y ago
Can you list some specific examples of companies to whom this pertains? By that I mean companies who think their data shouldn't be publicly available and also fail to place a no-crawl flag in their robots.txt.

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