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calgoo
11y ago
Thanks! Just what I wanted to know. Must have missed that part from the article regarding the 90 Days.
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11y ago
A question regarding the appeal process: So if he releases the information before the government reaches the appeal court, is that illegal? Is there normally something that says "You have X time to bring this the the appeal court, if
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calgoo
11y ago
I do DNS Hijacking on my own network for known trackers and ad networks. On my mobile devices i have an active connection home to filter the data. It kinda works... Im now looking at building the DNS filter into an app that i can load on a
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calgoo
11y ago
"And the other side: there was a recent string of thefts of BMW and VW cars in my area. Reason? They had an inside man at the main office who slipped them copies of the remotes." Why does this sound like Gone in 60 Seconds :)
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11y ago
I have a nice Volvo dealership in California that is sending me updates on someones car service, as well as the billing for some storage locker as well. Apart from that, i get about 5 to 10 of real emails like this each month. Looking at th
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11y ago
Forgot to mention that i was the unofficial network and system admin for the school since i was about 14. I had access to everything except an old 286 with green/black screen that they used for grades. I still wonder if they kept it on
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11y ago
This reminds me of when i installed key-loggers on all the library computers at school :) Got a lot of interesting info during those weeks. Then my idiot-friend logs into a teachers email account using credentials we found and sends a recom
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calgoo
11y ago
Its one of the reasons why I'm using OSX instead of Linux on my main machine. I do dual boot, but i always come back to OSX for work related stuff. So much easier to install Office 365 (Company Version) and use it directly locally. I c
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calgoo
11y ago
That place actually sound like a nice place to work :) Im used to getting: "We need a 5 figure support contract from one of these 5 vendors".
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11y ago
Just like my computer needs upgrades and fixes as well :)
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11y ago
We could also do with more liberated freqencies so we don't have to do everything in the same damn range! I believe that most commercial space should be opened up, you could still have licensed ones, but open to anyone who gets a $50 l
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calgoo
11y ago
I know the feeling... I mentioned that i had built NodeJS and Perl integrations between Sharepoint, our monitoring platforms, Graphite and our ticketing system on LinkedIn and had 3 or 4 new recruiters in a month talking about Sharepoint co
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calgoo
11y ago
Not from the same talk, but the same conference so probably not? "Comment from Dave Mandelin Time: January 25, 2010, 2:15 pm I asked the conference organizers and unfortunately they didn’t videorecord the talks."[1] [1] https:&#
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11y ago
IF someone provides the service with the VAT support i think it could actually work quite well for a lot of small vendors.
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11y ago
This was my thought exactly regarding growing crops. The other alternative powers are unpredictable, so we would have to go back to nuclear or similar. My thought is that today we could actually accomplish quite a lot in a short time if we
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11y ago
I always think we are going to have some hard times in the future when one of the big volcanos (ok maybe not supervolcano, but a big one) explodes and we get a ash cloud for a few years. Apart from the natrual issues caused, what happens to
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11y ago
Hi is the single point of failure if he dies and 4chan goes down as no one else is able to control it.
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11y ago
WoW is a good example of this. It was huge, but so many of us got tired of the expansions and having to do the normal gameplay to get a new character up to a good level. I think they finally redesigned the starting areas, but i think it was
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calgoo
11y ago
Business to business services are a lot easier as they don't sell to the customer directly, and the company buying the services will apply the correct tax (if I remember correctly).
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calgoo
11y ago
I believe it has its places, just as SQL does. From what i have seen, NoSQL fits in where i was doing FS operations before, as a cache, or "blob" store. Somewhere to dump stuff for a while before its processed into SQL or whatever
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calgoo
11y ago
Regarding guide.net.... The local governments are not big supporters (except towns where the ADSL is not working). Free or community driven projects are seen as unholy or something like that to these mafia, i mean government workers. I woul
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11y ago
I love watching tourists crash on those things here in Barcelona ;P. I see them as being too unbalanced, compared to the small scooter bikes that are being rented as well [1]. I see the similar thing with these "platforms". The wh
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calgoo
11y ago
I actually pulled down the Firefox nightly code and removed both the Pocket and the Telefonica crap. Its not that complicated, however, removing it from each update is a pain, so I stopped. So it can be done, which is the point of Open Sour
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calgoo
11y ago
Check out the book that was created based on the tutorials: Learn you some Erlang for the greater good
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11y ago
As an example, it lets farmers in Europeans buy soya beans from Brazil to feed their cows in winter. [ http://wwf.panda.org/what_we_do/footprint/agriculture/soy/co... ]
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calgoo
11y ago
Sorry, but the cops lost that trust from me when the started sending swat teams and abusing power way to much. Since then, to me calling the cops has become a last resort. I dont trust ANY of them because of the few a holes that are abusin
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calgoo
11y ago
Typo on Status Bar Counters: waits 30 secodns secodns does sound cool :P Maybe a new project in the future?
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11y ago
I live about 1km away from the Church, and walk by it on a weekly basis. The only issue we locals have with it sometimes is the amount of tourists around it, especially when your on your way home from work :P I was there two weekends ago at
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11y ago
I wish you could add the distance in light seconds, minutes and hours as well. After reading a lot of SciFi it has become a lot easier to think of the biiiig distances in space in light travel time like 1.25 light seconds vs. 374740 km. Edi
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11y ago
And GMail for example will proxy the images as well, so they cant be tracked as easily.
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