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by dsp1234 9y ago
Why? 1.) LastPass login page hashes MasterPassword on the login page to produce a hash 2.) Hash is sent to the forums, and is checked against the same hash as the vault system 3.) Hash is confirmed, and you're logged in. 1.) Later hash
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by dsp1234 9y ago
Oregon also had this as of Oct 1st, 2017. [0] - http://www.oregon.gov/boli/TA/Pages/Equal%20Pay%20Law.aspx "Effective October 6, 2017 employers are prohibited from seeking the pay history of an applican
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by dsp1234 9y ago
Note that Plan 9 is already licensed under GPLv2 (with caveats I guess)[0][1] [0] - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7232042 [1] - http://akaros.cs.berkeley.edu/files/Plan9License
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by dsp1234 9y ago
There exists no computer in the world that can combine the memory of hundred of thousands of police officers together. With video footage, that's not necessarily true.
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by dsp1234 9y ago
If the President (any of them) posted here at HN, and starting saying things against the site and community rules, then I would 100% hope that the moderators would "police his speak". The President is a person, not a god. If they
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by dsp1234 9y ago
So what you're saying here, is that you're happy to let me drop a device of my choosing on to any part of your network, and that you'll take full responsibility for any damage caused because it was your (or your own developer
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by dsp1234 9y ago
Why do they compare it to model X and not model 3; is it because its specs are simular to model X? Doesn’t look like a van or SUV at all. ES8[0] Model X[1] Comparing these two, the ES8 is bit blockier like the current set of crossovers.
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by dsp1234 9y ago
ASN's switched over to 32 bits around 2007
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by dsp1234 9y ago
The Open Internet Order of 2010 established a set of net neutrality rules based around 3 concepts[0]: 1.) Transparency. Fixed and mobile broadband providers must disclose the network management practices, performance characteristics, and te
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by dsp1234 9y ago
The first net neutrality rules were implemented in 2015. This is patently incorrect. The Open Internet Order of 2010 established a set of rules based around 3 concepts[0]: 1.) Transparency. Fixed and mobile broadband providers must discl
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by dsp1234 9y ago
Even better, I should sell just a paper (well, an electronic one) stating you own some thin air. That's basically what this is: https://www.star-registration.com/
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by dsp1234 9y ago
delete all dead code. Boss: Rushes in and shouts, "Our production systems all went down when you pushed the latest code. WTF DID YOU DO!" Me: Oh, I just deleted all of the dead code that had no references. That's great rig
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by dsp1234 9y ago
(for 20 minutes, 2 hours ago)
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by dsp1234 9y ago
Quantum computers can be simulated by classical computers up to a certain point. Note that the 'certain point' here is a practical limit of time/efficiency. In terms of computability, anything that can be computed on a qua
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by dsp1234 9y ago
"Real quantum computers exist RIGHT NOW. You can even write a program and run it on one from IBM!" Let's be a bit realistic. It's a 5 qubit processor. I'm not sure how excited the general population were when the
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by dsp1234 9y ago
It basically does. "an undergraduate degree in computer science or related field"[0] [0] - https://www.omscs.gatech.edu/program-info/admission-criteria
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by dsp1234 9y ago
"Preferred qualifications for admitted OMS CS students are an undergraduate degree in computer science or related field (typically mathematics, computer engineering or electrical engineering) from an accredited institution with a cumul
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by dsp1234 9y ago
If you already have a BS (or higher) in another field, then Oregon State University has a 60 credit completely online computer science BS degree. They have 1, 2, 3 and 4 year tracks depending upon each person's available time commitme
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by dsp1234 9y ago
but its not an effective strategy for learning. 'Fake it til you make it' is about getting access to opportunities you wouldn't generally have otherwise. It's not a learning strategy, so it's not surprising that
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by dsp1234 9y ago
It's not criticism, it's responding to the question asked. Q: How do we reconcile on the one hand farmers by trade leaving and wannabe farmers wanting to join a farm life? A: "people who want to do x and have money can end
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by dsp1234 9y ago
FTA: "Solo drivers, who before were barred from I-66 during rush hour, can use the lanes if they pay. That includes drivers of hybrid vehicles, which are no longer exempt. Motorcycles and vehicles carrying two or more people have free
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by dsp1234 9y ago
What makes this decision arbitrary or capricious? Note that 'Arbitrary or capricious' is a legal standard of review for a government agency's decisions[0]. "In administrative law, a government agency's resolution
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by dsp1234 9y ago
You shouldn't be trusting your phone any more than an Alexa device. I don't
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by dsp1234 9y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Job_fraud https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fraud "Although elements may vary by jurisdiction and the specific allegations made by a plaintiff who files a lawsuit th
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by dsp1234 9y ago
AT&T reversed their policy without Net Neutrality rules in place After official complaints lodged with the FCC. Also, this was during the time period of the 2010 open internet order[0] and the 2014 court case[1], where ISPs and the F
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by dsp1234 9y ago
Did those proofs have to be novel, or were the proofs of already known concepts?
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by dsp1234 9y ago
Your average undergrad program... CS degree never doing anything novel in CS Is this different than any other field? I was under the impression that most BS programs do not require novel research. That doesn't come until post gradu
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by dsp1234 9y ago
Which statutory data retention obligations are being talked about with regards to uber? The original commented seems to believe it's obvious.
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by dsp1234 9y ago
Just running from a live cd/usb is probably less disruptive than wiping, installing, wiping, installing.
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by dsp1234 9y ago
I expect that if I send a letter to the editor of my newspaper, that they are free to edit out any cursing before putting it in their newspaper. I don't expect (or want) the post office to open my letter, read it, and decide to charge

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