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demonshreder
9y ago
Jail is more of a holding cell - from few hours to few weeks - usually keeping the person in custody until they can be released or imprisoned. Prison is where the person spends their sentence or waits a full sentence - usually in months or
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demonshreder
9y ago
My bad.
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demonshreder
9y ago
>Indian companies can't charge my debit or credit card just because they have the card number, expiry and CVV. I have to approve each transaction with my bank. True for Indian companies but what if you get charged via Forex abroad?
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demonshreder
10y ago
Only in English because, in Malayalam 'ma' and 'am' would be different letters.
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10y ago
>The difference here is that if/when someone uses their (unauthorized) access to my e-mail account to reset the password for this service, I will notice the next time I attempt to log in. I am assuming the indicator would be an emai
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Pay what you want Appcenter by elementary.io
(indiegogo.com)
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10y ago
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10y ago
https://hackthissite.org
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10y ago
Really like this. Thanks.
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10y ago
This is published under opinions. Empirical evidence is usually more than enough for this section of 'journalism'.
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10y ago
For others:That would be Arch Linux ARM[0] a derivative of Arch Linux(it runs only on x86-64). I am surprised to find that it doesn't have a linux-lts package. What made you use Arch in the first place? [0] https://archlinux
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10y ago
How many servers? How are you managing the updates? Are you using it for any 'production' code?
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10y ago
Arch (Or any rolling release) isn't just about cutting edge. OS upgrades tend to break stuff depending on your usage (something compiled against the specific kernel version). Updating your computer every few days means you can avoid it
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10y ago
Arch Linux doesn't have 'security patches only' option because they exist for older versions. All updates are just updates. You can however restrict a particular package from being upgraded and manually update it.
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demonshreder
10y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fifteen_Million_Merits The episode aired on 11 December 2011. Seems unlikely that they are connected.
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10y ago
Aren't these attacks primarily for Windows? Would using Linux (say Arch) mitigate these? Edit: Shouldn't we be more concerned about phones and tabs?
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10y ago
> As another aside I do not think there is causal evidence that Valve became successful because of these ideals. On the contrary they seem like the result of success. In the following link, Gabe Newell explains some of ideas behind how V
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10y ago
That's exactly why I thought that they bought the esports team.
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10y ago
There seems to be energy conservative alternatives for lettuce via a vertical greenhouse system at Singapore. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2nFQOkzEjxQ http://www.skygreens.com/ This is the country that f
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11y ago
http://www.webopedia.com/DidYouKnow/Internet/ipv6_ipv4_diffe... In production: Nginx uses IPv4 by default therefore you have to a few lines to nginx.conf to get to IPv6 after you have configured your AAAA Name r
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11y ago
I do, it was a nice site. libgen.io has taken it's place I guess.
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12y ago
Froot VPN https://www.frootvpn.com/ Once on Promo Bay.