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by cdubzzz 11y ago
"What the fuck" got me: 1. Explain what this blog is. 2. Did the storm that wipes out the pathetic little thing someone call their life? 3. How is someone fucking desu, kid? 4. Are someone sharkbait, fool? 5. What place featured t
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by cdubzzz 11y ago
Link to the GitLab page: https://gitlab.com/rav7teif/linux.wifatch
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The Vigilantes Who Created 'Malware' to Secure 10,000 Routers(forbes.com)
102 points by cdubzzz 11y ago|33 comments
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by cdubzzz 11y ago
Link to the GitLab page: https://gitlab.com/rav7teif/linux.wifatch
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The Mystery Vigilantes Who Created 'Malware' To Secure 10,000 Routers(forbes.com)
8 points by cdubzzz 11y ago|1 comments
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by cdubzzz 11y ago
USTR summary of the deal: https://ustr.gov/about-us/policy-offices/press-office/press-...
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by cdubzzz 11y ago
Agree totally on the struggle being worth it. I'm not really complaining (at this moment, anyway, hah. It is amazing how fragile it makes everything seem. I think a lot of those tools are safe, but yeah seemingly at any moment somethin
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by cdubzzz 11y ago
> Setting up is something that fully fledged developers still battle with. Amen to that. I have made a perfectly successful, 10+ year career of development in PHP with some JS sprinkled in there. But I still do it in FileZilla and Notepa
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Google modifies First Click Free policy from 5 to 3 Articles per day(googlewebmastercentral.blogspot.com)
34 points by cdubzzz 11y ago|9 comments
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by cdubzzz 11y ago
Interesting. I had no idea LaserShip was using that model. I have only ever seen branded trucks and assumed they were a UPS type of service. Ditto on the mixed results. Although they once delivered a package to us at like 9PM on a Sunday. U
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Google modifies First Click Free policy from 5 to 3 Articles per day(googlewebmastercentral.blogspot.com)
4 points by cdubzzz 11y ago|0 comments
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by cdubzzz 11y ago
> So when I want to relive that concert I will just open the video and then do some chores around the house. Totally off topic, but this gave me a hilarious mental image of pushing a vacuum around at a Pig Destroyer concert.
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by cdubzzz 11y ago
I couldn't even read any more of the arricle after that. I have a 16GB as well and something similar has happened to me on more than one occasion. When it does, I put the phone away for the rest of the trip and enjoy the hell out of th
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by cdubzzz 11y ago
Lake Superior?
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by cdubzzz 11y ago
The left turn signal? Interesting... In a few countries that I spent time in in West Aftica, I believe the practice was left turn signal = do not pass, right turn signal = safe to pass.
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by cdubzzz 11y ago
Could you provide some references for all of that? Also, there are at least a couple of "publicly available" products one could buy preloaded with Linux. Even Dell has an offering: http://www.dell.com/us/busin
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by cdubzzz 11y ago
I've always found this to be such an odd option. If the concern is people spamming you or selling your email address, how does this really help? Anyone intentionally doing nefarious things can just add a simple regex to strip the garba
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by cdubzzz 11y ago
Also .computer
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by cdubzzz 11y ago
Hm, why would that be necessary? Are there reasons such an ideal wouldn't just create one-to-one channels with individual companies providing data directly to regulators? Perhaps this article oversimplifies, it's not something I&#
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by cdubzzz 11y ago
Yeah, I'm not at all surprised about that based on what this degree of openness says about the culture of Buffer. Keep it up. I also have to think balancing such a formula is a very interesting challenge. On the one hand you don't
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by cdubzzz 11y ago
Yeah, perfectly understandable. I'm sure Buffer's intention here is largely to attract people who will fit the environment they want to foster and this draws a pretty hard line. And it is a double-edged sword - an employee could l
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by cdubzzz 11y ago
I think this level of openness and such a specific salary formula speaks volumes about the work culture and that should partially answer your question. If my employer made this level of information available to everyone, I would have a grea
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by cdubzzz 11y ago
Well, the guy had apples. Must have been legit!