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Security questions are just horrible. 2FA is good, but these celebs have people that handle their social media, so even if the technical leaks are plugged, things would just move to social eng. tactics, bribe an assistant, etc.. Probably
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12y ago
Old == not Chrome?
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This is no secret. There will be endless mostly uninformed debate but the idea that less carbs - less stored fat - its not counter-intuitive. I wouldn't doubt keeping the blood sugar levels from spiking (especially processed carbs) pl
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12y ago
300 million machines still on XP guys..
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12y ago
The fact remains you can't work on a tablet and you can't talk on a tablet. You can, but it's not enjoyable. I would ditch my phone if they would give me a talk and text plan for my iPad mini. Instead they're just mak
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12y ago
This outrage about the surge pricing is really just some more first-world complaining. Prices have to float freely. It goes badly when artificial influences come into play, in short, when we muck with it. When they stop the surge pricing
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12y ago
"Government issued Blackberry". I wouldn't worry about them getting too cutting edge. I contracted for the US Govt. deep in their IT - several years ago. My takeaways were that, they get a bad rap for being that much worse t
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12y ago
It's a horrendous idea for several reasons. Are we so out of ideas to fix our problems, we're now saying that working less and giving away money to people is the answer? When you give away money without the commensurate work in a
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12y ago
Social support and pressure will keep you on track. When you hit a bump in the road, they'll motivate you to keep going. Or, they'll punish you. Ever get the feeling you're in one of those movies set in the future where the
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12y ago
In case typing "gif" is too much work for you. A Chrome extension.. http://goo.gl/BnRKuN
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12y ago
Keep in mind a couple things. First, it doesn't cost very much to operate the information service called a website. But it doesn't matter how much something costs to produce, it perceived value sets the price. The reason why pay
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12y ago
I'd think Google knows more than any organization in the world how to best monetize a website. In fact uniquely positioned as the only company to know. Look at all the data they have access to. A lot of these people run g analytics
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12y ago
I did not know d Simon had a site. If you've ever seen an interview with this man, he's a smart guy.
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12y ago
Should the use of GET (when client is sending data) be discontinued completely? It seems a number of exploits have used data in the URL query string as part of attacks. Some of Homakov's hijacks come to mind.. Also the fact a URL que
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12y ago
Like Cloudflare alot. I've dropped web sockets in favor of SSE personally, but I've been very happy with their caching so far even on the free plan.
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12y ago
Very nice! Would love a rest api for this.. Thanks,
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Five or six.. Almost nil I have $12/yr. VPS and wrote a nodejs app to host them all off one port..
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12y ago
yea, adsense only
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12y ago
Blogs mostly, and ideas I come up with like http://codeht.ml although I don't put ads on all of em. Would love any marketing ideas, as I don't know how to spread the word quickly and effectively.
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12y ago
Websites. Totally autopilot. Only $300/mo. so its nothing compared to my regular income/job, but its a car payment - and it does beat working.
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Hi, I don't think many of the criticisms that apparently been up voted are quite fair. Criticizing someone for being new. It's pretty stupid. Criticizing a new firm for not being well known.. Merrill lynch went bankrupt. Bear s
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Influence in the enterprise you have to look at the large consultants and integrators as bigco IT is taking their direction from them. IBM made Java the base technology of their stack in the late 90s and that's the primary reason. I w
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I would think CL using a proxy that silently blocks client ips that interact with the service suspiciously may be cheaper than sending out lawyer letters and more immediately effective. Just prefer technical solutions to legal threatening
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12y ago
Amazing site, I think I like the age counter most of all!
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There's valid uses for the $1/mo. server, I can have five boxes for the price of one. Spread out amongst different providers, that's called redundancy. I don't get that hosting everything w/AWS. Customer service?
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Poll: If Yoda was a programmer, what would be his go-to language?
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C
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Assembly
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Bash
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Java
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