dholowiski

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by dholowiski 13y ago
I have an appstore?
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by dholowiski 13y ago
Sadly, I would have to pay $1 a week for 12 weeks to read the story. I think it would probably be old news by then.
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by dholowiski 13y ago
If you're in to bitcoin mining at all, you see something like this a lot - 2FA to sign in, and email authentication/confirmation when you want to transfer coins. I also built a site a while ago that used email as 2FA, it worked j
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by dholowiski 13y ago
So, I assume you're storing the bitcoin in transit, right? What happens if I send bitcoin to someone and they don't claim it? Will you give it back to me, store it forever, or keep it for yourself? Are you ever converting it to fi
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by dholowiski 13y ago
I checked, none of mine were manufactured in the USA, so I'm safe.
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by dholowiski 13y ago
0. Mine are all in cold storage, where any sizable amount of Bitcoin should be.
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by dholowiski 13y ago
Obligatory mental health comment: Depression is very real, as is SAD. The article has some great suggestions on how to alleviate symptoms. However - as hackers all to often we get stuck in a 'I can hack it, I can fix it' mentality
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by dholowiski 13y ago
> Internal Server Error There is a good amount of irony here. The most secure system is a system that you can't access at all.
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by dholowiski 13y ago
Yeah, except it already exists and it's called cash.
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by dholowiski 13y ago
Wow, that's great. I use another one and it's quite unreliable. Thanks!
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by dholowiski 13y ago
Looks like you posted this back on 8/18 as well. I guess you can get around the rules by adding/removing a # from the URL.
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by dholowiski 13y ago
1) Power off the server 2) Unplug all of the cables 3) Enclose the server in a lead box 4) Encase the box in concrete Repeat steps 3-4 as necessary 5) Bury the box in a mile-deep hole at the bottom of the Mariana Trench 6) Don't tell a
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by dholowiski 13y ago
As you said - not really cost effective. But I had an audiobook recorded by someone I found on a similar service for a lot more than $19 and it was worth every penny. If I was a startup producing howto or advertising videos I would absolute
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by dholowiski 13y ago
> fastest and cheapest high quality As the old saying goes, pick any two (or sometimes just one) I used to produce high quality video tutorials. I used "Screenflow" from Telestream. I had a professional quality Shure microphone
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by dholowiski 13y ago
This is not a conclusion I would jump to easily or quickly, but I have/had similar problems, and ended up being diagnosed with ADHD. I take medication now, and it makes a huuuuge difference with 'procrastination' and problems
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by dholowiski 13y ago
than people who don't drink. (finished that for you). Note that this was not a scientific study, it was a telephone poll. _Results for this Gallup poll are based on telephone interviews conducted July 8-11, 2010, with a random sample o
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by dholowiski 13y ago
ONE ethernet port. Why won't anyone give us nerds TWO ethernet ports??
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by dholowiski 13y ago
The problem here is that they are in-between two distinct needs 1) low volume transactional email 2) high volume (but very intermittent) distribution. Most service cater to one or the other (and for #2, most cater to non-intermittent use).
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by dholowiski 13y ago
Call 911 (or your country's equivalent)
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by dholowiski 13y ago
Sendgrid is OK if you don't care about the ethics of the company management. Everybody remember when they fired a female employee for speaking out about sexual harassment at a conference? http://mashable.com/2013/0
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by dholowiski 13y ago
Also, Andorid now supports SIP in the native dialer client and it works over wifi and cellular data, so you don't even have to install anything extra to get it working on an android phone.
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by dholowiski 13y ago
But you have to live in the UK to buy it.
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by dholowiski 13y ago
Maybe they changed it since your comment, it now says ". All of these devices will receive the over-the-air update today." Seems highly unlikely to me. I haven't gotten the update on my Galaxy Nexus yet.
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by dholowiski 13y ago
Zabbix!
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by dholowiski 13y ago
This appears to be a problem again this afternoon (1:44PM MST)
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by dholowiski 13y ago
I thought that even if you self host - isn't it your registrar that points the dns records to your dns servers? Would someone with self-hosted DNS still be working in this situation? (doesn't the DNS query first go to network solu
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by dholowiski 13y ago
DNS for our domains seems to be back up now, for now at least. In case anyone is interested, looking at our google analytics it appears this started sometime around 6AM MST, and got 'fixed' around 8:45AM MST. Of course it's i
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by dholowiski 13y ago
We run our own mail server, but the MX records come from network solutions :(
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by dholowiski 13y ago
Oh crap. Today is going to be a bad day for me.
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by dholowiski 13y ago
Is that legal?

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