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by abofh 9y ago
Nor would it really work in practice. Reducing the population would reduce demand (eaters), which would eventually lead to a reduction in supply (Farmers). Moreover, wrt to the 72 days raised by ggpp, one would just shrink the surplus to 7
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by abofh 9y ago
DC is one of the only places that has competitive FTTH in the country - the same place all the regulators are saying there isn't a problem. Surely no coincidence? I miss my FiOS - I don't miss the weather :-)
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by abofh 9y ago
Typically you're forbidden from increasing your equity loan on a margin call - closes are completely fine (So you can buy shorts, or sell longs, but the inverse is against the rules). I've never used robinhood, but I've been
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by abofh 9y ago
In the US, if you don't have symmetric streams, the average high-speed stream is 6mbps/100mbps up/down. The next milestone is still going to discriminate against content producers, IT workers, and software engineers. Compoun
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by abofh 10y ago
Wow, I don't even have a facebook account and that works. That feels like some XSS waiting to happen :/
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by abofh 10y ago
Sigh. I was with you right until the end. Of _course_ those in power believe themselves smart enough to avoid the rules they wrote - they want to be secure, and know the presence of very real threats both within and outside of the US. I&#
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by abofh 10y ago
Not really - to sudo, your shell would have to be setuid - and constantly fork stuff as you to get user permissions. Alternatively your shell could maintain a separate process for privileged access, but that puts a whole lot of your securi
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by abofh 10y ago
Am I the only one who balked when they didn't link to the 'special cases': http://docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonS3/latest/dev/Introduction.... The special case is 'new' vs. 'replace&
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by abofh 10y ago
Software and API's that will exist in 2 years :(
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by abofh 10y ago
Most of it is - your instance ID, network position, etc, will never change after boot (or 'start' if you stop it) - so caching it is just fine. There's very little that will change on a running instance except of course, the
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by abofh 10y ago
The issue with that approach is ensuring the suppressed are represented. When it's black vs white, you can oversample one and be done. However, if there's any winner take all built into the system, there's a strong incentive
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by abofh 10y ago
Re-read your post - do you _really_ think that's why you were downvoted?
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by abofh 10y ago
This is a bit of a strawman argument though. JSON is rarely used in a generic form - but instead as a format between endpoints (servers, clients, whathaveyou). When you control the server, you control the API - so random UTF-8 magic crap?
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by abofh 11y ago
It's definitely possible, but typically that sort of package will be long-term employees at IPO/buy-out with an incentive-to-stay package (You just got 4MM$ from your options, but we'd like you to stick around for a couple of
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by abofh 11y ago
$ aws iam list-server-certificates [ { "ServerCertificateMetadataList": [ { "ServerCertificateId": "REDACTED", "ServerCertificateName": "ALSO-RE
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by abofh 11y ago
If cash is your only metric, I agree. When I'm negotiating for equity at a startup, what the "big boys" paid is a good metric for my expectations on equity+cash comp -- I understand you can't give me "big boy"
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by abofh 11y ago
Typically, confirming prior salary (and if you're eligible for re-hire) is about the only thing an employer can divulge without much risk.
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by abofh 11y ago
When you know you're above market, it's not unreasonable to disclose, knowing they'll go to your old employer and verify you are the "real" deal. There's little that's a more powerful statement of your val
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by abofh 12y ago
30 minutes, comodo reseller, seriously; You won't get SHA256, but you won't be asking your users to hurt themselves.
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by abofh 12y ago
I do hope this isn't just ghosted since it's been up for an hour with no discussion, but.. Right on. You really want a 10x'er, you'll discover that they're usually happy where they are, which is part of why they blo
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by abofh 12y ago
There's also no unlimited downside in finance -- eventually you can't take out more debt, can't pay the interest, and default (creating counter party risk). I suppose net across the system, you could inflict more downside to
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by abofh 12y ago
systemd (init) operates as pid1; Networkd is spawned by init similar to ubuntu's NetworkManager or a classic /etc/init.d/network restart. Pid1 /must/ be the first process as it's starting all the others;
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by abofh 12y ago
I cried until cthulu refreshed my manifest.
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by abofh 12y ago
But, like all privately developed technology, buyers have the choice not to purchase it. Monsanto isn't saying that they own corn any more than Microsoft says they own OS's, or google claiming they own search. At the end of the
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by abofh 12y ago
At your pricepoint, you're looking a white-label reseller; There's no margin at a full-sized server for 600$, so there's not a lot of interest in selling them. I'd go back to why you believe you need a physical server a
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by abofh 13y ago
(If I understand the original argument) a better analogy would be being framed for murder while the guy who framed you cashed out a life insurance policy on you. You neither took out the policy nor benefited from it - yet the burden is on
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by abofh 13y ago
It's a civil case, the companies are being sued by employees for back-compensation, not by the government for shady practices.
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by abofh 13y ago
If the 'common-salt' length is counted as part of the total salt length, then an attacker who knows the common part of the salt could more easily generate a rainbow table (as half the salt is predictable). If it's just added
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by abofh 13y ago
"Users and developers trust Mozilla and want us to fix identity on the web." Maybe it's just me, but I trust iceweasel, a firefox derived browser that originates from Mozilla, but their continued increased interest in accumul
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by abofh 13y ago
PID1 also comes with powers over capabilities and (in some cases) cgroups. You can do much of that with FSCaps, etc - but to control the bounding set, you have to be pid1. So - if you want init to be able to limit what processes can do, y

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