elastic_church

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by elastic_church 9y ago
Nice, I'd been wishing for a "devops" book full of case studies - what situations teams were in and how they handled it. Occasionally you get an engineering blog post, but most of those are just boasting unilaterally about a
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by elastic_church 9y ago
ah, hm, I was not familiar with that. I skimmed the article but missed that part I'll keep VARA in mind, looks like he could use both the federal VARA law and the state's
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by elastic_church 9y ago
so basically, he doesn't have a case, thanks for reaffirming my world view.
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by elastic_church 9y ago
So your argument is that monopolies are illegal? hahaha go back to wikipedia you're regurgitating some media version of a Microsoft case that you never read yourself
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by elastic_church 9y ago
a friend in the industry will negotiate for you so that you can get volume prices for one-offs
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by elastic_church 9y ago
Just buy the bitcoin. The objective is to unlink the transaction later. Using cryptocurrency should be a completely benign action, and if there's any ounce of thought in your mind that makes you think it is an admission of "I&#x27
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by elastic_church 9y ago
and speaking of anonymous LLC's, I know a registered agent that takes cryptocurrency for several years so now you can email him anonymously over TOR, and pay his bitcoin invoices Shapeshifting some Monero I also checked the Panama Pape
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by elastic_church 9y ago
Otherwise it is useless! speaking of which, is there a generic push notification system available that doesn't require Google Play Services? doesn't seem that hard in theory. websocket service that instructs the creation of an a
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by elastic_church 9y ago
"5 years of Java/Javascript, with emphasis on PHP" Contact Pro IT Recruiting where we know our candidates, Referral bonuses too!
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by elastic_church 9y ago
ya know, thats exactly how I read the statement I quoted........
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by elastic_church 9y ago
> RetailMeNot started out as WhaleShark Media and changed its name in 2013 after acquiring RetailMeNot.com, an Australian-based coupon site founded in 2006. huh so thats what happened
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by elastic_church 9y ago
yo dawg, I heard you like kickbacks, so give us a kickback because you gave someone else a kickback, so we can kickback and relax I'd prefer if our government did not engage in this practice
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by elastic_church 9y ago
Interesting choice of things to trim, I'd like no more public resources being used on the FCPA, insider trading, and "material misrepresentations", as these all seem to have disproportionate costs than effect. Who should I tw
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by elastic_church 9y ago
I've worked on social networks for several venture backed companies, and I opted out of their use half a decade ago. Drug dealers aren't users. I like the opium analogy. Socially acceptable as long as the East India Company is for
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by elastic_church 9y ago
"Isn't it stately and above board national defense, not subservient to outside forces?" of course why do you ask!
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by elastic_church 9y ago
its just arbitrage. airlines sell a mile at an average of 1 cent, banks charge merchants 3.5 cents for every dollar. consumers can win if they pay their credit card off on time. many of them are able to churn by putting business travel from
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by elastic_church 9y ago
Yes, I'm aware, or, I speculate that ShadowBrokers are utilizing this to unduly burden Eastern Europeans, Russians and Chinese hackers but really, asymmetric information is asymmetric. We just don't know. But now we can speculate
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by elastic_church 9y ago
ShadowBroker's blog posts always crack me up
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by elastic_church 9y ago
That was a really fascinating perspective, becoming so infantile and less of a constant conscious that cares about anything, yet emerging from that state over years and having the recollection of it and the comparisons to a more relatable f
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by elastic_church 9y ago
Isnt this a bit redundant as canada bows to the crown... In the uk?
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by elastic_church 9y ago
I honestly thought some social media marketers would come out the woodwork and agree - equally vaguely - but I guess they aren't here Its more beneficial not to be more specific, and seeing that nobody else has anything to add and are
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by elastic_church 10y ago
its a "reject this subtle advertisement for Instagress as you saw how effective it is despite the criticisms" when there are obviously other competitors that don't take a bot approach, shouldn't be that hard to accept
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by elastic_church 10y ago
The instagram economy is booming and this is primarily a public service announcement about the incompleteness of the author's expose' The only nugget I can reveal is that many users have bought into a social contract of rags to ri
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by elastic_church 10y ago
Despite the "expose'" that author is behind the times. There are even more effective ways to grow accounts faster, with real followers. Instagress can be complementary, if you want it to be. The author's conclusions are
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by elastic_church 10y ago
All it takes is a tiny tiny line in the terms of use that states that the fare differences can be different between client side apps. The user isn't paying the driver, they are paying uber. The driver is paid by uber under a separate a
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by elastic_church 10y ago
Oh I see why my comment perturbed the collective conscious, but I wasn't making any statement on the merit of the accusation, just his continual employment and how impressive that is. I was saying that most people get fired for any acc
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by elastic_church 10y ago
Meant charles i think, the serial killer, and my point stands
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by elastic_church 10y ago
Reminds me of the time when failing mattress companies had a dail-up ISP vertical.
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by elastic_church 10y ago
Look, until the next Marilyn Manson is driving in ride sharing programs and randomly killing people that were otherwise contributing to society, I'm not going to care and will be perfectly content not caring about the illegitimate dr
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by elastic_church 10y ago
And HSBC routinely circumvented all capital controls made to protect us from gangs and terrorists, for gangs and terrorists. This law only targets compliant civilians.

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