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I like that someone in that thread found they could change the font and still post hashes. Makes me really curious how they implemented the regex on this bandaid.
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Glassdoor? Maybe, not sure if that is exactly what you are looking for..
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Pseudo-Random vs. True Random (2012)
(boallen.com)
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I was wondering how I would quickly check the randomness of a RNG. When I noticed a couple websites had randomly generated bmps. I guess with the human brain being an awesome visual pattern detector this is a quick and easy test. Anyhow I s
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Yeah this seems like a solution in search of a problem. I don't see how it's worth the price. Reading the comments in this thread gives me an interesting view into why people choose them.
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If you want to skip the vice fluff- the HN thread on this with the source tweets can be found here https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23724744
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EFF Challenge Coins for their 30th Anniversary
(supporters.eff.org)
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EFF is offering Challenge Coins for donations in celebration of their 30 year anniversary. I am not affiliated with them outside of being someone who donates and likes swag.
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Nun Soup? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fOUFdQmLVR8
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I think the only concern is the US has no high-yield disposal plan like other nations. Since yucca mountain got NIMBY'ed we had had reactors pumping out waste only to be stockpiled on the surface in casks that were not designed for lon
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Is a hotdog? https://www.theverge.com/2017/6/26/15876006/hot-dog-app-andr... Also, how is this not already a thing on all dating platforms.
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Personally I like the suburbs and my cars.
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So you had screenshots and keystrokes? Our client has printed emails where her boss made unwelcome sexual advances. Did you design this data retention policy to hide systematic sexual harassment in your company? Also anything less than 90da
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Legal Problem; the moment you log this crap as a company... It's discoverable. That sexual harassment lawsuit that just came up? You are legally required to now do data hold on all these keylogs and screenshots you took. Oh and now you
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That family tree is wrong, right? 1. Unix was first, then BSD came from Unix... then Mach was built quite a bit later. 2. NextStep was then built by jobs after he was let go from apple by Mr. Soda man. 3. Jobs comes back to apple, brings Ne
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It looks kinda fake. The imaginary reviews I think are the part that remind me the most of the link above.
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GE Fridge DRM Workaround
(gefiltergate.com)
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1K for a decent standing desk, chair, dock, monitors, webcam, ups... yeah I spent more than that on my personal home work desk setup. When I was working with a larger company the expected me to provide the furniture (Sans monitor arms), the
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Yeah, seems like they are going away- that's pretty funky. Wonder if they posters removed them or they were flagged? Nice to see that things cleaned up pretty quick, so thanks to whomever did that.
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So does anyone else notice the number of pro-twingate comments on this submission with accounts that have under 5 karma? Like I want to try new things, but this entire comment thread seems to be full of astroturf and spam. And if that was s
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https://nutrition.bmj.com/content/early/2020/05/15/bmjnph-20... "There is no strong scientific evidence to show that very high intakes (ie, mega supplements) of vitamin D will be beneficial in
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Work in healthcare, our applications commonly do per-org databases for legal reasons. I have never personally seen anything at scale that is per account/user so this is an interesting read.
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The comments here are a treat to read. I have used hardware raid for years. But I stick to only raid 1/0 or combinations of those two. With hardware from 3ware/lsi/broadcom or whatever their name is this week I have never had
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I feel like I should mention SV40 now https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SV40 When you do mass inoculation the last think you want to do is rush something out the door that could cause even more problems. Granted SV40 did n
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This is a huge problem for any data- https://www.theatlantic.com/technology/archive/2015/02/how-t... Even communication of a simple warning message for yucca mountain and WIPP proved how hard it was goin
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tl;dr - We need more Government Grants in the US "My graduate work in computer science in the 1970s and ’80s was funded in part by the National Science Foundation and the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency. But in recent years,
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I clicked this article hoping to read about farts. Hint, the article is not about farts.
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Okay, this one is getting sent around the office. Great find thanks for sharing!
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Want to read this but the article is pay-walled- does someone have an archive link?
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Its funny that for a software company ESRI basically owns the GIS market. I really liked how this article goes over processing a projection and communicating reality w/o panic and sky is falling insanity.
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