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421.
by count 8y ago
Most 40-hr/wk full time employees don't make overtime. And bonuses are usually/always taxed. And with the recent change in things, the threshold at which itemization becomes worth while has become significant. Most. Not all.
422.
by count 8y ago
The reason is that the income tax prep industry has lobbied intensely to avoid a 'if you don't file, well just use your defaults on a 1040 that we would charge you with anyways' as your filing. For most 40-hr/wk, full ti
423.
by count 8y ago
No, that's not what it means. If you have high concurrent execution, you get 'cold start' every time the underlying service 'scales out' to support more. The MORE you use lambda concurrently, the more you hit the c
424.
by count 8y ago
But the path into space from the US is.
425.
by count 8y ago
Manual QA is a bitch.
426.
by count 8y ago
You voted on it by proxy: electing your officials who approved the deal.
427.
by count 8y ago
How many vibrant jobs and companies could there be if the cities used all that money to boost local smaller businesses? By the numbers, small businesses dominate larger businesses in job creation, etc. People seem to forget that 're
428.
by count 8y ago
All of the money is lined up to take from the state/city coffers and resources. It's 'free' 'other peoples money' to all of these companies. Why would anyone want to play the consistent losers side?
429.
by count 8y ago
If a newspaper runs an advertisement that turns out to be false (say, a fake claim about a thing for sale), is it the newspaper or the advertiser who's at fault?
430.
by count 8y ago
I've not had a cover on an iPhone, and have owned every iPhone since the original. I've broken 1 (and a case wouldn't have saved it..it got run over). Not everybody is fucking gorilla handling their phones. Some of us can h
431.
by count 8y ago
Alphabet is historically horrible at dealing with enterprise businesses...
432.
by count 8y ago
Randomness inserted like that can be filtered out statistically with a decent sample set - it's a gaussian distribution, so you'll still see the saying timing differences. This is why things have to be constant time, rather
433.
by count 8y ago
Random sleeping isn't super effective. See: https://eprint.iacr.org/2015/1129.pdf and it's references.
434.
by count 8y ago
Anything talking to a modem is using them still...
435.
by count 8y ago
Addresses can be used that way to, but an address as a stand alone data item is used for every public land record in existence. Think of a license plate as an 'address' for a car.
436.
by count 8y ago
The difference in rational is pretty simple: A plate identifies a vehicle. A vehicle is not a person. Govt can't give out personally identifiable information.
437.
by count 8y ago
Another thing to look at: Microsoft is almost definitely going to land DoD/IC-wide O365. AWS taking IaaS compute might be the way of giving both Seattle juggernauts some love.
438.
by count 8y ago
You can say: they continue to grow at a ridiculous pace, meaning that more people are using it than leaving it, and it's being used more.
439.
by count 8y ago
That looks more like they're going to charge for Java SE 8 support, not for using Java in general?
440.
by count 8y ago
It was supposed to be, and then he got a pay-by-the-word contract, or so I understand...
441.
by count 9y ago
Or get paid to do something you enjoy doing. And then it's not 'a bad terms' deal, it's awesome.
442.
by count 9y ago
Attribution is not 'almost impossible', it just takes human intelligence sources, and not technology, to get an accurate attribution. And due to the nature of those sources, those who get the actual attribution won't disclose
443.
by count 9y ago
If you don't assume your user/dev workstations are insecure, you're going to have a rough time in life.
444.
by count 9y ago
I'd vote slack.
445.
by count 9y ago
I can't begin to fathom a use case for slack where you would put card data in the system...
446.
by count 9y ago
Slack has, publicly, a multi-member security team! That's entirely focused on the chat system that I don't have to put any of my teams time towards.
447.
by count 9y ago
You should look again: https://slack.com/security
448.
by count 9y ago
Hosting shit yourself != more secure, and only someone with a highly naive view of their capabilities as an organization would make that assessment. Facebook is written in PHP too, but you don't see that being a huge secure vulnerabil
449.
by count 9y ago
http://blog.b3k.us/2009/01/25/ec2-origins.html
450.
by count 9y ago
It is like you didn't even read the link. There isn't a country in the world that couldn't reproduce Riper's results if they had the talent on hand.

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