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by cdubzzz 11y ago
> I'm fairly certain that everyone involved in that letter (including myself), is very appreciative of Github and its impact on OSS Well then sign this one too (:
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by cdubzzz 11y ago
Absolutely agree. > "My accountant was called on Friday morning," she tells the BBC. "Someone said: 'You're going to get an email from the president, and she's going to give you instructions to conduct a ver
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Meet Ransom32: The first JavaScript ransomware(blog.emsisoft.com)
5 points by cdubzzz 11y ago|0 comments
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by cdubzzz 11y ago
For what it's worth, I experienced the same thing in Burkina Faso more than three years ago. It is far poorer than Ghana and pretty much everyone living in a town had a cell phone (or two or three) and used top-up services. Even in rem
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by cdubzzz 11y ago
This seems like a very good basic guideline. I have actually been meaning to do some additional security review of various personal projects after reading the Instagram bounty article. This will be very helpful, thanks!
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by cdubzzz 11y ago
People seem so determined to undermine one achievement because of another, "better", one. I love what NASA, SpaceX, Blue Origin and others are doing. Such silliness.
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by cdubzzz 11y ago
Interestingly, my wife got Pre and I did not but now whenever she books things for the two of us, I also get Pre. I figured they'd kick me out when they scanned the pass, but it has worked now at six different airports.
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by cdubzzz 11y ago
I actually looked up the price of this fridge thinking that maybe it wouldn't be that much more than a mini... $3,600 for the current revision of that model, haha. http://www.samsung.com/us/appliances/refrig
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by cdubzzz 11y ago
> Your data being accessible as part of a breach does not entitle you to damages if nothing actually happens to you. Why not? This seems like an incredibly unnecessary and near impossible burden on me if anything actually did happen. Let
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by cdubzzz 11y ago
Hopefully. A few days ago my wife received a letter from OPM saying that some of her data was mixed up in their recent snafu. She received three years of free identity fraud monitoring. I believe she now has two of these monitoring services
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by cdubzzz 11y ago
I guess they are likely to be on the card? Haha. Also phone number. Does any state DL actually have that?
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by cdubzzz 11y ago
Hah, I bet you do love it! That is the use case I suspect is more common for Xeon - a server doing something like running multiple VMs.
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by cdubzzz 11y ago
> it sucks for everything else (compared to Windows, for example) This is very, very broad. I moved from Windows 8 about a year ago and I find it to be comparable and better for most of the stuff I do. > even the purpose-built PCs del
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by cdubzzz 11y ago
Pretty much anywhere on a Sunday before noon.
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CERN Public Computing Challenge 2015(test4theory.cern.ch)
34 points by cdubzzz 11y ago|2 comments
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Here is the USG version including the US letter exchanges: https://ustr.gov/trade-agreements/free-trade-agreements/tran...
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by cdubzzz 11y ago
Yeah sorry. I figured dupe detection would pick it up but this one uses a different link.
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Text of the Trans-Pacific Partnership(tpp.mfat.govt.nz)
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by cdubzzz 11y ago
Ahh, interesting. I'm guessing you are using the Business Essentials or Business Premium licenses? Microsoft's website[1] does still say 300 users. We actually use the E3 package at the discounted rate so we have unlimited (for no
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by cdubzzz 11y ago
Can you provide some specific examples of reduced benefits for non-profits? I have been an IT admin at a non-profit for three years and found O365's introduction of Enterprise level non-profit plans has been a huge money saver for us.
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by cdubzzz 11y ago
I don't use or know anything about Snapchat, but the article makes it sound like this update to the policy is a complete 180 on one of the service's major selling points. That is indeed scary.
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by cdubzzz 11y ago
> I know I would personally trade those millimeters for better serviceability, especially the day I realize I need a new battery. Eh, does any non-tech savy person really care about anything outside of size and weight? And maybe "sp
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by cdubzzz 11y ago
It's understandable that the information is there and accessible. But, again, it should never be communicated between employees, only between employee and account holder. Maybe such policy is not common practice for businesses? It seem
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> After providing the Verizon employee with a fabricated employee Vcode—a unique code the he says Verizon assigns employees—they got the information they were seeking. This included Brennan’s account number, his four-digit PIN, the backu
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Saying it like that makes it sound too much like the brand is what is needed as opposed to the tool. To put your words another way: The world is better off with a strong tool to fight against censorship and public and private control. If Tw
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by cdubzzz 11y ago
Having just started learning about and using node, I read this release note and then this made me say to myself, "What the fuck?" [15:39 user@host ~] > node -v v0.10.25
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by cdubzzz 11y ago
Ever tried Bolt CMS? I'm looking for a lightweight one right now and will check out Concrete 5.
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I noticed this in Bangkok. They have a nice sky train system that is cheap as shit and seemed to run well (on time, clean, not too crowded at rush times). However, all the cars have constantly looping video ads with audio. I don't know
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Maybe it's just trying to cheer you up (: (: (:
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by cdubzzz 11y ago
> If I was being cynical, I would say that the entire reason you posted the comment was to self-promote your HIPAA PaaS on AWS. Haha that seems harsh. He didn't name the service after all.

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