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by dave333 3y ago
Back in the day there were moderate bounties offered ($100s) for finding security holes. It was far more cost effective than organized security review and testing.
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Most successful org I was involved with was a tiny startup that had daily 15 minute max face to face stand up meetings right after lunch with 3 items on the agenda: Wins, Blockers, Next Steps. Detailed status was done with a weekly email th
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IMHO old school boiler plate design is a feature. Usability over all the various platforms and basic SEO are important, but easy to achieve with the great tools now available for site analysis. $46k is about two, maybe three orders of magni
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Maybe install a camera on your mailbox out by the street that takes a snapshot of every car that goes by so you can see if someone is watching the house or cruising by regularly. Might give early warning and also capture license plates and
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The test is pretty easy to game just by giving answers you think make you a good prospect - traits you would aspire to but don't necessarily achieve. I too got a Mentor rating whereas in reality I am retired and much closer to a lazy s
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I guess I have watched Apollo 13 too many times and was under the mistaken impression spacecraft still used propellant thrusters for attitude control.
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So cool! Wondering if this technology can be used to control spacecraft attitude or does it require a fixed support? How heavy do the flywheels need to be in relation to the total weight?
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Maybe if you could start by persuading a small black hole to go where you want and following in its wake (or lack of wake actually). The black hole swallows everything in your path and grows more powerful. Perhaps if you had an array of thr
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All you need is Nielsen, Norman, and Tufte.
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Buy upward momentum, and sell downward momentum.
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Reminds me of Square Mile Living based on the book Your Money Or Your Life by Vicki Robin/Joe Dominguez.
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Highly inspiring article that will get many of us to explore locally no doubt. Another idea to minimize expense and impact on the planet is virtual tourism. Explore via the internet. There are an infinite number of possible tours you can ta
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It's always been a side job/income, but comfortably more than the $500/month listed in the thread title.
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Yes samurai vs normal sudoku, different ranges of difficulty, different sets of puzzles, and a purpose built printables site.
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Purely organic - have not found any way to pay for traffic with a positive ROI although I have not tried very hard.
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Free online sudoku sites supported by minimal ads have produced steady income since 2005: https://www.samurai-sudoku.com https://www.fiendishsudoku.com https://www.extremesudoku.info https://ww
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by dave333 3y ago
Could cover parking spaces with solar panels either as a permanent install or as a pop-up carport with a solar roof.
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It would be more interesting to list non-campus universities. Also compare with another Buckinghamshire institution The Open University.
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Unless things have changed damages in UK courts are much smaller than is typically seen in US courts. Some victims have already accepted compensation and agreed they have no further claim.
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Checking wikipedia vitamin entries there are lots of specific diseases and conditions which are not addressed in the article, not sure if the studies cover them or not. Two multivitamin gummies a day costs 10 cents and is cheap insurance.
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Startups in 20s and 30s as owner if you can hack it or at least with stock options. Either retire by early 40s or switch into larger more stable companies where your job will survive downturns. Max out the 401K and Roth IRA dollar cost aver
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N scale allows a worthwhile layout in a 2ft x 4ft area and requires even less for a switching shelf layout and is relatively cheap.
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I'd far rather be subjected to 15 bizarre questions than be subjected to 5 rounds of interviews with everyone. Some questions you will get right and a few you may have heard before. Add a little luck and you have a job.
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Based on the diagram of the locks and water saving basins at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Panama_Canal_expansion_project... they could have a second basin D at the same level as basin C. They would pump the fresh wate
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Pumping sea water to the top of the lock chain or maybe the lock next to the top would save a lot of fresh water but would slowly contaminate the lake unless there were some kind of double gate to prevent sea water used to fill the top lock
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Hard enough to snake one rail line through mountainous terrain let alone 8. I can see them building a large railyard in Mexico that sorts incoming containers into separate trains depending on which ship they are destined for.
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Given multiple source ports and destination ports having the ability to sort containers is useful. Similar to Fedex/Airline hub and spoke models. Also why there is a huge railyard in North Platte. https://youtu.be/zgpMR
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How does this compare to say Flashpoint?
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It makes sense to manage the search and ad business quarter to quarter, but if that's all they do then they will soon get disrupted by the next big thing like AI. They also need to keep thousands of internal startups running in "c
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As I remember the trick is to press more toward the ring and not as much sideways. The hardest are when you use a big wheel and use the pen hole nearest the wheels edge - its a bit like the fairground ride that gives you whiplash. I have us

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