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by dsp1234 11y ago
I hate it when I code the solution when I'm sleeping, then I wake up and am forced to code it again for real. It's like the ultimate failure to Ctrl+S
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by dsp1234 11y ago
How far does this get without "Meterpreter session with SYSTEM privileges". If this is required for the exploit, then this seems like a case of being on the other side of the airtight hatch. [0][1] [0] - http://blogs.ms
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by dsp1234 11y ago
fares are often 1/4 what's paid for a yellow taxi. Maybe this is the actual market rate for the service being provided, and not that people value it less.
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by dsp1234 11y ago
"On average, 31 highway vehicle fires were reported per hour." It's not news because it's so frequent. http://www.nfpa.org/research/reports-and-statistics/vehicle-...
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by dsp1234 11y ago
(Obviously no one has ever agreed my term so far.) My company does 4 hour work-product tests, and we pay each of the candidates for their time. We're in Portland, not SV, so maybe there is a difference in environment.
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by dsp1234 11y ago
I work on a daily basis in javascript (server side jscript and node, and client side browser/extensions), vbscript, php and t-sql (and occasionally golang and ruby). I mostly handle it by trying to stay in one "mode" for as l
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by dsp1234 11y ago
I'd like to see something like on the packages of food: "No artificial limiters added"
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by dsp1234 11y ago
3. It also provides a DOMContentLoaded handler. $(function(){console.log('DOMContentLoaded')})
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by dsp1234 11y ago
I'm not sure the not title here is telling the whole story. It appears from reading the post that the developer who submitted the patch included code that Intel wrote for openssl, and it licensed under the Apache 2 license. Part of t
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by dsp1234 11y ago
* The 13th Amendment doesn't "codify slavery for a certain class of people".* Bullshit. It certainly did. That later laws, and the 8th amendment, were used (rightfully) to remove the threat of slavery, does not negate that
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by dsp1234 11y ago
Greg Bear[0] has a theme in some of his novels about "The Therapied" In the early teens of twenty-one, new techniques of effective psychological therapy began to transform Earth culture and politics. Therapied individuals, as a n
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by dsp1234 11y ago
It looks like you can use the GitHub API to get the events for the specific repo, which would include your force push, and the hash of the previous commit. Some instructions at https://objectpartners.com/2014/02/1
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by dsp1234 11y ago
Git generally doesn't delete commits until a garbage collection is done (and assuming no other references). If you find yourself in this situation again, then try: git reflog show remotes/origin/develop This will show the re
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by dsp1234 11y ago
I guess I'll play ball. I quoted the exact text of the 13th amendment. I did not quote the full text, but the other part of the text is exactly this: "Section 2. Congress shall have power to enforce this article by appropriate
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by dsp1234 11y ago
I stated a little known, and kind of unbelievable, fact about the intersection of the US Prison system, the US Constitution, and slavery as an institution, and did so specifically without any kind of value judgement of what that means. The
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by dsp1234 11y ago
I never stated anything about the Soviet penal system (nor did I imply it). I specifically mentioned the US system in my post, and my post was in response to the parent comment of "Where many are forced to work. I guess if you give the
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by dsp1234 11y ago
The 13th amendment to the US Constitution, which generally abolished slavery, specifically allows for slavery or involuntary servitude in the case of conviction. It is very explicit in saying so.[0] "Section 1. Neither slavery nor inv
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by dsp1234 11y ago
This really should be a top level comment. I was unaware of this as an issue, and a couple of HN posts on this topic got no traction. Thanks for bringing it up!
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by dsp1234 11y ago
The thing is the lottery was only one aspect of the athenian republic, how laws were voted, how leaders were held highly accountable were also important corner stones. There appears to be a lot to like about the Athenian democratic proces
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by dsp1234 11y ago
I'm certainly no expert on ancient Athenian history, but this: The Republic in Athens was based on the lottery and it lasted literally for centuries. Does not appear to be correct. It does appear that a lottery was part of the Assem
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by dsp1234 11y ago
You're 100% correct. So my search wasn't exhaustive enough, and thus my assumptions and conclusion above are not correct.
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by dsp1234 11y ago
IANAL, but getpocket doesn't appear to have a trademark registration[0] (and I don't think they could since it's such a weak mark [1]). So they may be able to get a design mark so that a similar logo can't be used, but
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by dsp1234 12y ago
For CA choose all My understanding is that you can't "choose" CA, because partitions can never be entirely eliminated. If CA was really an option, who wouldn't pick it? So if Cassandra is actually able to do that, the
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by dsp1234 12y ago
Obviously a side note, but I did a test on a topic similar to this. My SO convinced me to try out a custom shoe place (highly reviewed, and recommended) on the theory that if I was only going to buy one pair of shoes, that I should at leas
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by dsp1234 12y ago
I too also grew up poor, but find myself in a position where I have a very nice job, and I also have a hard time articulating to other's how warped I feel about money/status/etc. The best I've ever found is John Cheese&#
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by dsp1234 12y ago
That's certainly true. However, that's only part of the equation, as the courts generally look at the totality of the circumstances, which include the officer's testimony (as I mentioned above)
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by dsp1234 12y ago
from the majority: "As Struble later testified, at that point, Rodriguez and Pollman “had all their documents back and a copy of the written warning. I got all the reason[s] for the stop out of the way[,] . . . took care of all the
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by dsp1234 12y ago
There are some important differences between the case that you cite and this case. Specifically, in this case the officer said that he had no reasonable suspicion that another crime occurred, and the dog sniffing was not part of the except
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by dsp1234 12y ago
There is a link at the bottom of the page that links to https://medium.com/@williamngan/kubist-6ed1d8025806 which appears to be an explanation on how it works.
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by dsp1234 12y ago
However, he was an extremely sore loser. Physically hurting someone because they hurt your fee-fees makes you an "extremely sore loser" too, just in a different way.

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