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by dsp1234 9y ago
The poster practiced Full Disclosure, which is also a valid disclosure policy. Since we're just making up statements, I guarantee that Apple would never voluntarily disclose this issue if it was reported privately. So Full Disclosur
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by dsp1234 9y ago
think of the impact to shared iMacs on university campuses. I'm sure Apple will in the future.
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by dsp1234 9y ago
Number of mentions of "Linux" outside of your thread comment chain: 0
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by dsp1234 9y ago
I'll just go let my best friend know that the several CPS inspections she had to endure last year when she left her kids at the park unattended were not real. Anyone can call CPS for just about anything, and having someone pick through
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by dsp1234 9y ago
Radio waves move at the speed of light. Light can move about 300 meters in one millionth of a second. It's easy enough to find a store where the parking lot is well within that distance from the middle of the store. So whatever system
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by dsp1234 9y ago
Apple is not a covered entity under HIPAA[0], and thus has no liability for the data it collects. "If an entity does not meet the definition of a covered entity or business associate, it does not have to comply with the HIPAA Rules.&qu
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by dsp1234 9y ago
makes it legally OK for Chocolatey to package it than I think most people here are acknowledging. Chocolately never distributed Fiddler packages. This is just a basic misunderstanding of how Chocolately works.
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by dsp1234 9y ago
Ok, what do you feel about older Broadcom drivers for Linux? Those drivers are not open source, and did not allow for distribution. So Linux distributions included scripts to download from the public sources (provided by Broadcom), and run
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by dsp1234 9y ago
Postman doesn't quite fill the niche, because it can't see all http/https traffic (ex: from other non-browser applications). Also, postman can't see anything that happens to the request after it's submitted (ex: by
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by dsp1234 9y ago
What is your take on me posting the following on my blog: "wget https://www.telerik.com/docs/default-source/fiddler/fiddlers... && fiddlersetup.exe" redistribute their packages Chocolately
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by dsp1234 9y ago
I was definitely commenting the issue (and likely Telerik's) definition of "not public". The two stated reasons (again, likely just citing Telerik's request), are "they own the ip" and "it's not publi
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by dsp1234 9y ago
do not have a public download url The URL in question[0] provides a 200 response and an executable without requiring authorization/authentication. That's a particularly weird definition of "not public" [0] - https:&#
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by dsp1234 9y ago
Does wireshark allow for editing http requests and resending them?
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by dsp1234 9y ago
You are just beating on the fact that I based the comparison on the total rather than the mean GDP available to an individual. I addressed the comment you made, not the comment you didn't make.
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by dsp1234 9y ago
Caveats: GDP is no way to calculate wealth, and comparing the total GDP to any one person's wealth is pretty useless. Let's say the total GDP over the last 40 years was 300 trillion dollars. Also, let's say Bill Gates's
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by dsp1234 9y ago
All consumer rental car contracts in the US include a provision that disallows the usage of the vehicle for commercial purposes. Additionally, most personal vehicle insurance prohibits the use of the insurance for commercial ride sharing a
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by dsp1234 9y ago
This morning I came into work to a sluggish FF browser. One of the FF processes was using 1.6GB of memory, and one entire core of CPU. I had 1 pinned and 5 normal tabs open. I'm not particularly impressed with the reality of the new
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by dsp1234 9y ago
Is there any evidence of reduced "life expectancy of future generations" for radiation exposure at the levels discussed? If not, then that may be why it was not addressed. While I don't know if there is or not, these studies
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by dsp1234 9y ago
Alzheimers would result in a shrug, just like how you would shrug if someone told you you're gonna die one day. Alzheimer's isn't like being dead though. It's an incredibly painful reminder to everyone you've eve
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by dsp1234 9y ago
This is just a miscommunication of what "better" means in this context. No one disputes that a modern computer implementing a Turing machine is going to calculate faster than manually manipulating MTG cards. However, better here m
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by dsp1234 9y ago
oh boy. Wait until you hear about damage not using the stack...
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by dsp1234 9y ago
This is like saying, "Draw go" isn't talking about MTG. It's shorthand for all of the steps that you'd need to complete. Just like someone playing an Eggs deck is going to say "Casting KCI + IW, draw 2, float
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by dsp1234 9y ago
If your employer knows you are looking for other opportunities, they could stop giving you projects and start transitioning you before you are ready, or just fire you. That's a benefit to the employer, that probably is not a benefit to
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by dsp1234 9y ago
You seemed to have missed the part that said "the ACA's individual mandate, which is the foundation on which guaranteed-issue health insurance works.". Without the individual mandate, insurance companies have three options fo
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by dsp1234 9y ago
Except that the author didn't actually write that it's reversible in any way. That may have been the intent, but that's not what the actual text says, and that's not what all of the Treaty of Lisbon's signers agree
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by dsp1234 9y ago
Apple owns the copyright for CUPS. Apple employs the original developer of CUPS, which is Michael Sweet. Apple employees (Michael Sweet) made 150 commits in the last year and a half. The next contributor has 7. He has 50k+ additions/
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by dsp1234 9y ago
You can't transfer a wealthy persons ability to generate wealth to another person or country. Isn't that exactly the VC model?
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by dsp1234 9y ago
No fitbit required. The interiors will have multiple video cameras of the interior. An automated system that flags unusual behavior, then alerts a human would be fine. For emergencies where the passenger is more responsive, an "onsta
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by dsp1234 9y ago
Which is what the title, and the actual article say.
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by dsp1234 9y ago
You joke but ReFS has been out since Windows 2012. Combined with Storage Spaces, there is a lot of overlap with zfs.

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