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adanto6840
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14y ago
I unfortunately don't have time to expand on this right now, but I definitely disagree with you on this. In the current day & age, for better or worse, you have to be very acutely aware of your "surroundings" -- that includes what you p
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14y ago
In the US I would think you'd be covered (in theory, at least) by doctor-patient confidentiality, no?
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14y ago
Figure out how to train social skills too and you'll not only have 99% covered, you might even stand to be the next corporate giant. :)
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14y ago
I'm curious about this too, especially the last part (similar / identical stack) ?
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14y ago
That's pretty cool..
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14y ago
Looks like they are rendering the charts out via JSON data end points - should be pretty easy to grab the data that way.
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14y ago
Thanks for this - I've been contemplating something similar for a while. Out of curiosity: A) Which model do you recommend / use? B) How does it perform for scanning ~40 page documents in? I've been thinking about looking at a auto-feed sc
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14y ago
Can I ask what you guys are using for the mouse-based signature feature? Is it something off the shelf or did you guys write it yourself? FWIW, I think it is potentially a very viable product if you can find and effectively market to the p
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14y ago
Can you expand on this for a non bitcoin-savvy person?
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14y ago
This morning I went ahead and implemented this on a project of mine. So far I'm pretty pleased with it overall. Here are a few thoughts after playing with it a bit first hand... I wanted to place DBV outside of my web root and then program
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14y ago
The timestamp itself being accurate or not really does not matter at all, at least in the majority of use cases. The idea is just to avoid a filename conflict which, even though the fix may be easy enough, can cause confusion for both the h
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14y ago
Definitely will be checking it out. I've got to guess that the "125k people in the US commute to work" is a typo? Edit for clarity - 125k seems very low to me.
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14y ago
Completely agree - the issue here is absolutely the definition of "protected computer". That said, I'm curious which specific case you're referring to in your first paragraph - and which court it was in. I've done a fair amount of research
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14y ago
Although I'm not sure how important intent alone is, I don't believe that intent to commit fraud specifically is the only or even primary factor. The Wikipedia article about web scraping [1] is quite interesting though very much just a st
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14y ago
The Clickwrap based TOS you mean? ;-) It's frustrating, at least for me, that the legality here is still so gray (at least IMO it is). Much of their content is likely in the public domain (facts / basic non-creative information) although t
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14y ago
Thanks for the link! It had exactly what I was hoping for from the actual article / OP.
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14y ago
I've run into a few local networks that have routers, or other network security appliances, that are configured in such a way where my SSH connection would get dropped after XX seconds of inactivity. Placing the following wildcard entry in
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14y ago
Thank you for the link! Their offering looks pretty solid; they are apparently using SSDs for all disk space which is one of the first I've seen doing this while using an 'on-demand' pricing model that's competitive with Linode. Some key t
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14y ago
I'm involved in a similar legal 'dispute' and was quoted very similar numbers by several large firms. I was eventually able to find representation that is substantially more economical and that is likely of higher quality. Feel free to co
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14y ago
I use a specific "MYNAME-dropbox@MYDOMAIN.com" email address for Dropbox and I can confirm that my Dropbox-specific address has NOT received any SPAM messages. The only messages that have ever been sent to that specific address are from Dro
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14y ago
How does this change if it's public domain data, does copyright apply at all? Thoughts on 'Trespass to Chattels' as it might apply here (or CFAA even)?
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15y ago
And yet I've taken a Volcano [1] through TSA's "security" at least 5 times. The first time the TSA agent asked a bit about it and, basically, he said: "oh, it is like a fog machine?" to which I answered "Yes".... From then on, it has been
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15y ago
I am blown away by how impressive & awesome this is. And that is on both sides of the coin: implementation itself looks to be very solid (Rails, JSONP, yay!) AND the concept itself is amazing to me. We get 'our' apps (and data) in a fo