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by arshbot 6y ago
Ironic that this post wants us to be concerned about other platforms optimizing posts that make their users concerned
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by arshbot 6y ago
> doesn't say much for democracy does it? Hundreds of millions of indians living without electricity, indoor plumbing and in abject poverty. Wow what a cherry picked example. I guess being a "democracy" should just magical
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by arshbot 6y ago
Is this a troll? Comparing a single point on greenpiece's agenda to literally hundreds of millions of dollars Koch dollars to climate change deniers as a whole are simply incomparable. Just in case this is somehow contestable, let me h
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by arshbot 6y ago
I've spoken out against HR for dissimilar reasons and found myself out of the job not too long later. I don't blame him for not raising his head at his workplace...
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by arshbot 6y ago
I make it a point to not be in SV, but I work for/am applying for companies based out of there. Short answer? Yes. Especially if you have an accent. Less so if you don't, however I face plenty of exactly what the author speaks of
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by arshbot 6y ago
How many anecdotes do we need before we accept there's an issue?
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by arshbot 6y ago
Wow. This confirms something I saw SO often as an undergrad. I went to a predominantly black city college right next door to Georgia Tech, so we got plenty of big companies knocking on our door. Only they never took us seriously, gave rushe
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by arshbot 6y ago
It absolutely is, but they just picked up a tweet. At least you can trust their motivations are to get back on the good side of privacy minded folks.
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by arshbot 6y ago
Seeking Software Engineering role, ideally solving hard vertical problems. Location:US Remote:Yes Willing to relocate:Possibly Technologies:python,Django, k8s, docker, lots of low level Bitcoin, payment systems Résumé/C
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by arshbot 6y ago
Some positive feedback that may be overlooked with all the UI changes: Love that releases are shown prominently on the repo page! It's always been a 'trick' of mine to check for releases for a repo by appending `/release
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The PVM – Python Virtual Machine(ics.uci.edu)
26 points by arshbot 6y ago|1 comments
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Will WebSocket survive HTTP/2?(infoq.com)
4 points by arshbot 6y ago|0 comments
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by arshbot 6y ago
Wouldn't the threat of change be going in the opposite direction?
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I received $1000 and was asked to send it back. How does this scam work?(money.stackexchange.com)
6 points by arshbot 6y ago|2 comments
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Is Sudo Almost Useless?(security.stackexchange.com)
76 points by arshbot 6y ago|106 comments
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by arshbot 7y ago
According to the article > Mr. Dowling said he has had to tear his hospitals apart, retrofitting any unused space, including lobbies and conference rooms, into hospital wards. His facilities now house 2,800 so-called Covid patients, up f
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by arshbot 7y ago
"movies near me" in Google, or look at rottentomatoes.com for good rated movies
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by arshbot 7y ago
The subreddit is explain like I'm five. It's geared towards explanations a child could understand.
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by arshbot 7y ago
So it seems that PIA is leaving the freenode project? Will LTM ( now Imperial Family Trustings ) still be heavily involved? It was my understanding that Imperial was owned by PIA - is that not the case anymore? I love Freenode. But keeping
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by arshbot 7y ago
Seems to work fine for me
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by arshbot 7y ago
> That's already how fraud protection works in the majority of banks. Yes, but what bank has the surface area of google? If I do something in a an area that has _literally nothing_ to do with banking ( say google stadia ) that a bot
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by arshbot 7y ago
The lack of a larger screen size coupled with the keyboard deficiencies are what drove me away from macOS to various linux distros. While I'm immensely happy with my new OS - a lot more could be said about the hardware ( especially whe
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by arshbot 7y ago
Unfortunately, this is par for the course for any large public "tech" company. Releasing their source proactively isn't a source of profit so it is simply not done until people have to beg for it.
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by arshbot 7y ago
Honestly, build it yourself. A good library of small shell scripts along with some well-commented .sql files will be easier to maintain and understand than any off the shelf migration utility.
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by arshbot 7y ago
There is a depressing lack of open standards with these off-the-shelf physical tokens. It's unfortunate that a company's security can rely on the APIs of another company which could go bankrupt and disappear at any time.
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by arshbot 7y ago
> However, the key couldn’t possibly have been used to decrypt the VPN traffic of any other server. On the same note, the only possible way to abuse website traffic was by performing a personalized and complicated MiTM attack to intercep
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by arshbot 7y ago
Lots of talk here from highly technical folks but not one person brings up the fact that these are expired keys - as in not usable? I understand that the fact that these keys were obtained is concerning but the security of nord and etc prev
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by arshbot 7y ago
There's a really good Planet Money podcast on this topic. Did you know that pre-1980s, antitrust law was used _very_ liberally? There were many documented cases of the book being thrown at tiny companies looking to merge - the book tha
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by arshbot 7y ago
Was this chat app for external contractors as well? Highly doubt it.
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by arshbot 7y ago
Doesn't surprise me one bit. 5G won't be popular for years, and even then it'll only ever be limited to very high density areas ( think main streets of large cities, areas where super bowls may take place ). Right now if you&

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