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amgin3
10y ago
They really need to screen people for the Q/A. Half these people are idiots just trying to promote their own BS and trying to tell stupid irrelevant stories.
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amgin3
10y ago
"As I read, numbers I see. 'Twould be a shame not to count this art among the great texts of our time" Only took about 5 seconds to find.
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amgin3
10y ago
Maybe, but I know in Vietnam, all citizens are required by law to have a traditional Vietnamese name.
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amgin3
10y ago
Most organizations don't see this as a valid vulnerability. If you read terms of most bug bounty programs, they almost always specify that window.opener is out of scope.
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amgin3
11y ago
I'm not seeing this windows feature in the options.. is it not available on Windows 10 Home?
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amgin3
11y ago
> generate a list of random tweets, without duplication. Considering there are somewhere over 1 trillion tweets (over 200 billion/year), this is a very easy problem, you do not even have to check for duplicates because the chance of
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amgin3
11y ago
seems like it only explains the very basics that anyone who has been a developer for at least a year would already know.
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amgin3
11y ago
I've been doing this for years, not because I want to, but because I'm too poor not to.
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amgin3
11y ago
If you live in Vancouver, every occupation is priced out except maybe CEO.
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amgin3
11y ago
Belize, Nevis, British Virgin Islands are all places you can incorporate for little cost and no taxes, there are many online services that will set it up for you just like Stripe is doing in the US. With a corp in one of these countries, yo
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amgin3
11y ago
Is there really a market for this? Why would anyone outside the US want to open a US company when you can just as easily open a company and bank account in a tax-free country with little/no oversight?
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amgin3
11y ago
The obvious answer is so that nobody catches a submarine while magnet fishing.
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amgin3
11y ago
This is a journey strictly for trust-fund kiddies and other rich people, costs about $160USD/day for a bed on this boat, so she paid around $4,500 for her 27-day trip just counting accommodation.
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amgin3
12y ago
You are not alone. I am 30 and have experienced the same thing my entire life. Several years ago I questioned it too and was told that it was MY fault for not initiating conversations with people all the time, even though nobody ever has pu
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amgin3
12y ago
>It's time you circumvented the world by train and boat. I think the word you are looking for is circumnavigate. lol.
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12y ago
Furthermore, How do we know Matt_Cutts is even telling us the truth here? Not saying he is lying, but as he is a high ranking Googler, I doubt he would risk his career to confirm such a huge leak about his employer. It could very well be th
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13y ago
I think it is broken in Chrome on Linux.. unless it is supposed to be a series of stretched out looking pictures taking up a small portion of the screen that spin around on their central axis and flip upside-down when you drag your mouse, a