_mgr

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by _mgr 11y ago
Is it pronounced "paper"?
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by _mgr 12y ago
I want to be everyone else's morning ritual but I am very much this.
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by _mgr 12y ago
"Harris thought the Hitachi sounded very ethereal, almost out of phase, and rated it lowest; the Seagate was sharper with a more thumpy bass, slightly brighter with a slight tendency to sibilance. Both lacked much drive in presenting t
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by _mgr 12y ago
Microsoft already does this under it's Government Security Program. The backdoor stuff is up for debate though as obviously no one knows ;)
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by _mgr 12y ago
Probably something to do with forgoing all the things you mentioned so that they could nail the true purpose of a laptop, while also making it aesthetically pleasing. This is a tenet of who Apple is as a company. Whether you agree with the
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All the Things(fiftyfootshadows.net)
2 points by _mgr 12y ago|0 comments
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by _mgr 12y ago
Careful. These "Little Children" are showing us more and more how violent and ruthless they can be. And the arrogance of your end statement reinforces their point. Clearly English isn't their first language yet you belittle t
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by _mgr 12y ago
Computer security in the business world consists of security groups in AD and a password policy based on 8 characters and asking staff to nicely not share their passwords. It's a huge joke and will continue to be because the technology
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by _mgr 12y ago
This. Even with the lights on the decks of the cruise ship I was still able to see layers and an expanse of stars I haven't seen since I tramped around the the Nelson Lakes area of New Zealand when I was younger.
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Crashed 'plane' a Google wifi balloon(nzherald.co.nz)
1 points by _mgr 12y ago|0 comments
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by _mgr 12y ago
The link I provided, of which I am a co-author. Technically I didn't write the paper though.
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by _mgr 12y ago
For anyone that's interested - http://ro.ecu.edu.au/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1124&contex... The above is a terrible write-up of my undergrad research project / dissertation.
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by _mgr 12y ago
It's a tale of a misspent youth, wasted 20's, and a procrastinating disaffected attempt to reclaim my life as I now begin my 30's.
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by _mgr 12y ago
I was a Funeral Director in a previous life. I would remove pacemakers if the deceased was to be cremated. We had bags of them. They are cheap and disposable, don't believe anyone that tells you otherwise. Go ask your local Funeral Dir
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by _mgr 13y ago
Educated people it seems are just as likely to believe the ramblings of religious idiots.
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by _mgr 13y ago
For anyone that missed the original submission - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6892481
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Customs returns seized property - Update to a previous submission.(nzherald.co.nz)
1 points by _mgr 13y ago|1 comments
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Backpacker stripped of tech gear at Auckland Airport(nzherald.co.nz)
526 points by _mgr 13y ago|254 comments
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by _mgr 13y ago
If anyone I oversee actively decides to not patch and maintain a system within an enterprise network for any reason, they will find themselves back on helpdesk doing password resets until they learn better. Pentesters / hackers love us
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by _mgr 13y ago
"I programmed my home computer to beam myself into the future."
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by _mgr 13y ago
He sounds like every CIO I've ever heard.
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by _mgr 14y ago
Another issue this raises is the likely hood of most to all free space being used up and the impact this will have on the life and performance of the SSD and the Surface Pro is a whole. Do we know the specs of the SSD? What controller type
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by _mgr 14y ago
Spending billions != importance, especially if as you state it's mandated by law any way. I wouldn't disagree with you though in regards to a large proportion of companies in those two areas. I however was specifically speaking of the other
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by _mgr 14y ago
You haven't worked in corporate IT I gather? Security and Privacy are at the bottom of the list when it comes to most businesses IT expenditure.
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by _mgr 14y ago
Does he rip on DHH at the start?