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Pirate Bay Holdout Still Holds 40 “Illegal Sites”, Lawyer Says
(torrentfreak.com)
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I didn't learn anything from the article. What effects are you forecasting?
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12y ago
Dear author, we all cringed when you hosted this post on github.
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12y ago
We already have equality.
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12y ago
Dupe https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8740019
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12y ago
How so?
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12y ago
Why don't you think he was? I personally was all-for his cause (and everything silk road stood for), but I think he's probably guilty of the murder thing and they claim evidence to back it up. Edit: Funny how I'm getting down
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12y ago
They've been around a lot longer and have a lot of expertise. I think you'll find that they'll perform better during benchmarking of hardware and have superior network performance and uptime (I've personally experienced
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12y ago
They'll get funding, but the models will change and adapt. Ie. Spotify and Netflix are early carnations of what what could come.
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Judge: I won't reveal witnesses because Ulbricht could have them killed
(wired.com)
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Hang on, you've brought too much logic to this discussion. This violates the ease of creating clickbait!
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Digitalocean is $5 and Linode $10 for the smallest plans. Linode used to be $20 for smallest, but upgraded their hardware and dropped their prices a while ago.
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12y ago
That's a very popular use case and something that has allowed digitalocean to grow so fast.
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12y ago
They've been hit with a coldfusion 0day in the past, but the stuff that has happened to them could happen to anyone. I wouldn't have much to critique about their security practices.
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12y ago
It blows my mind that this is happening. Back in the day, there were a thousand cheapo VPS providers out there with similar rates. But DO were the ones to put up an extremely simplified interface to spinning up VMs and that has seen them sk
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Leaked emails show some distaste between Google and the MPAA
(torrentfreak.com)
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You could say the same thing about Youtube in the beginning. Except for the fact that Youtube was even worse because people were uploading copyrighted material there and it was actually hosted by them and existed in the US. Whereas TPB was
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EZTV slowly recovers from Swedish Police raid
(torrentfreak.com)
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Damn, Lyft paid a $500k settlement. I wonder if that's something they can easily afford.
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Peter Sunde: 'I went to jail for my cause. What did you do?'
(wired.co.uk)
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Google’s Eric Schmidt: Don’t Fear the Artificially Intelligent Future
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20 days is mandatory where I live and I don't need to take them all if I don't want to (they still accrue). I get along just fine.
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12y ago
I like how you imply that 2-3 weeks is a long time, plus longer than your colleagues. This makes an unlimited vacation policy completely pointless if you ask me.
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12y ago
Why do companies even try out these weird policies? They've gone from having unlimited days (then admitted it was a mistake for 2 whole years) and are now blindly trying out another unusual strategy. I don't see why they don'
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White hat johoe returns 255 BTC to blockchain.info
(bitcointalk.org)
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What you are quoting is out of context. The sentence prior to the one you quoted mentions her specifically. So the proceeding sentence seems to use her personal experience as a basis to then make a broader claim in a more general context.
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It does. The questioner asked her if she understood the game before she started her code challenge. She proceeded to extrapolate from this by calling such questioning "belittling and sexist", implying that they're only asking
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There is absolutely no basis for that claim in this particular case. I'd expect them to ask all candidates if they understand the scenario, regardless of sex. But guess what? We have absolutely no idea because there is no data on it. A
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So.. the company asks a candidate if they understand the game, and just because the author of this post is female, she wildly speculates that they must only be asking her because she is female. This is ludicrous. Sounds like a feminist.
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Tesla P85D owners faced with prod delays
(teslamotorsclub.com)
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