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by domador 9y ago
I am Andrés, and I've mostly worked on Windows desktop applications. I've worked a bit with web technologies and bash commands, mostly to create and maintain my own website. I also have experience in phone and email-based tech sup
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by domador 9y ago
Yes, Facebook should definitely have given them a faceless, anonymous moderation accounts, that were in no way whatsoever tied to their personal Facebook profiles. Security is hard, indeed, but this is aspect is a huge, inexcusable oversig
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by domador 9y ago
That's another consideration, but I think that one could go in the job's description, whereas NATIONAL REMOTE / GLOBAL REMOTE would be very helpful to include in the listing heading itself.
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by domador 9y ago
Yes, that'd be much appreciated!
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by domador 9y ago
I am Andrés, and I've mostly worked on Windows desktop applications. I've worked a bit with web technologies and bash commands, mostly to create and maintain my own website. I also have experience in phone and email-based tech s
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by domador 10y ago
If this kind of attack is feasible, then maybe one should have several wallets and spread one's Bitcoin funds among these wallets, to dilute the risk. Maybe one wallet could be used just for receiving external transactions, but its fu
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by domador 10y ago
I agree with your disagreement! My primary setup is a desktop with two monitors. From time to time, I've wondered whether the second monitor is overkill. However, my most recent long stretch of using a single screen (by having to use
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by domador 10y ago
> Now that you mention it, I'm not sure I want to employ someone who uses their creative energy for anything except the company's business. What a thuggish company, with such a feudal view of its workers! Hopefully most compan
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by domador 10y ago
In Costa Rica, for a number of years a few years ago, they would paint a hollow yellow heart, with a halo, inside a box, on top of the part of a street or road where a fatal accident occurred. However, after some time, they stopped repaint
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Gravatar Advisory: How to Protect Your Email Address and Identity(wordfence.com)
1 points by domador 10y ago|0 comments
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by domador 10y ago
Not a complete stranglehold, but a near-complete one. Both of these candidates had to jump through the two major U.S. parties' hoops to have a chance at being elected (and one of them was very effectively stopped by his party's g
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by domador 10y ago
Don't first-preference votes count twice as well, since they're counted in the first round, and also in the second round?
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by domador 10y ago
If you like the stagnation of a two-party system, and want third parties to always have a near-zero chance of winning, then yes, plurality voting is the best system. Those two parties can consolidate their power and permanently keep out th
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by domador 10y ago
Would North America include Mexico in this case? (It's a sincere, relevant question, not a pedantic one.)
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Humble Lifehacker Software Bundle(humblebundle.com)
6 points by domador 10y ago|1 comments
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by domador 10y ago
For these cases: Who is someone who works with... ...his heart, but neither hands nor head: A blood donor. ...his head, but neither hands nor heart: A brain in a jar. ...neither hands, heart, nor head: A pointy-haired boss.
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by domador 10y ago
Some reasons to believe that this time, it is different: Humans Need Not Apply (a CGP Grey video) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Pq-S557XQU
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by domador 10y ago
Maybe other countries have larger numbers of conformists and squares in charge...
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Bitrot Detector is now faster(blog.domador.net)
1 points by domador 10y ago|0 comments
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by domador 10y ago
No, I was not being hyperbolic. When I tried asking a question, the site told me I had to answer a number of other people's questions first (or something along those lines) before I could post my question. It happened on a couple of
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by domador 10y ago
Quite a thorny issue! I wish you the best as you look for a good solution.
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by domador 10y ago
No, the question was not about WAL journal mode, but about running the SQLite COMMIT command. You may wish to take a look at the last section (Transaction Control At The SQL Level) of the following page. Maybe it's relevant to your ca
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by domador 10y ago
Sorry to ask an obvious question, but are both users committing their transactions? Does the other user requery after a transaction?
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by domador 10y ago
I never even STARTED contributing to Stack Overflow, because of the high barrier to entry for new users. Since now you essentially can't post a question without answering several yourself, I didn't bother asking questions about c
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by domador 10y ago
I'd think that the OS is irreparably "blind" to devices connected to the 3.5mm jack, unable to identify them, and unable to discriminate among them, unable to send audio output to some of them, and not to others. A propriet
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Ghosts of White People Past: Witnessing White Flight from an Asian Ethnoburb(psmag.com)
9 points by domador 10y ago|2 comments
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Bitrot Detector 2016 Release 1 has been published(blog.domador.net)
1 points by domador 10y ago|0 comments
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Bitrot Detector's second beta version was released(blog.domador.net)
1 points by domador 10y ago|0 comments
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by domador 10y ago
As long as the goal of obscurity isn't to hide a weak or poor underlying security system, there might be some benefit to obscurity as an ADDITIONAL layer, as claimed.
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New Windows 10 Upgrades Have a Nasty Surprise(forbes.com)
2 points by domador 10y ago|0 comments

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