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by finid 10y ago
these guys are actively searching people's computers on behalf of the Feds. Seems so, and $500 is a good incentive for a Geek Squad worker.
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by finid 10y ago
Seems they were paid per report. What that means is those guys have an incentive to conduct a search for interesting material on every computer they work on. Think about it. Considering how much those guys are paid, an extra $500 per report
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4 open source alternatives to Trello that you can self-host(linuxbsdos.com)
37 points by finid 10y ago|11 comments
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by finid 10y ago
What ought to weigh on your mind and on Obama's are the "many tens of thousands (hundreds of thousands?) of civilians" that the "moderate Islamist" we're supporting have killed and tortured. And do keep in mind
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by finid 10y ago
In the case of Iraq, I wouldn't call it democracy. We just took a secular state and made it an Islamic state - a very unstable one at that. Did we stop there? No! We did the same to Libya. And if not for Russia, we'd have complete
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by finid 10y ago
Can we see the proof, please? No, we won't show you proof. Here's what we can tell you: We assess that the proof is classified. We also assess that the hack was directly orchestrated by Putin. And we do ask that you just take ou
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by finid 10y ago
I upvoted you because your comment suggests that English is not your native language. Even native English speakers have a problem understanding stuff, but that's not a reason to downvote a comment.
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by finid 10y ago
The company “provided the GRU with technical research and development”, according to the fact sheet released by the White House. No further details were given. Imagine that! A Russian company providing "technical research and develop
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by finid 10y ago
We assess with high confidence that Russian President Vladimir Putin ordered an influence campaign in 2016 aimed at the US presidential election, the consistent goals of which were to undermine public faith in the US democratic process, de
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by finid 10y ago
Because toll prices are based on demand, it is difficult to predict exactly what the tolls will be at any given time. Why should toll prices be based on demand?
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by finid 10y ago
Asana does a very bad job of telling you what their product does, and I hate being prompted to sign up for something when I don't even know what the product does. Trello does a much better job with their products tours/info.
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by finid 10y ago
A study like that need to be conducted in New York City (USA), especially in Manhattan and Brooklyn.
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by finid 10y ago
I don't like the total irrelevancy of much of the ad content. It could be tailored to my browsing habits, but then I'm not overly fond of the tracking. Not "overly fond of the tracking", but you're using Disqus fo
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by finid 10y ago
SoftLayer, an IBM company, seems to be in that space, although I won't call them cheap.
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by finid 10y ago
Indian version of the Nigerian 419.
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by finid 10y ago
Under the proposals the new body would no longer be able to receive anonymous tip-offs, nor have a spokesperson, and would be under the supervision of the House Ethics Committee. Accusations against lawmakers would not be made public, as t
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by finid 10y ago
The trial aims to discourage people's fears "of losing out something", he said, adding that the selected persons would continue to receive the 560 euros even after receiving a job. So if you get a job, you'll still be
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Kazam vs. recordMyDesktop. Kazam won(linuxbsdos.com)
1 points by finid 10y ago|0 comments
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by finid 10y ago
Everybody benefited from that sharp increase in the price of crude, but "western tech and know how" was not the cause.
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by finid 10y ago
The only reason the Russian economy even survived this long (since the cold war) is because western tech and know how unlocked oil and gas that was selling for $150 a barrel. I'll consider that major bulls#!#. The sharp jump in crude
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by finid 10y ago
You didn't have to go all the way back to the 1870s for a good example. Russian subs have been seen in some Swedish bedrooms the early-mid part of this year. Those Ruskies are capable of anything, you know.
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by finid 10y ago
Are you implying that we drew first blood?
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by finid 10y ago
That was the initial estimate, when the war just started. I recall members of the Bush admin telling requesting Congress to fund the war to the tune of $50 billion, that the cost to America wasn't going to be more than that and that be
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by finid 10y ago
A question mark like that indicates that he can't swear by the numbers.
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by finid 10y ago
Iraq war cost around 1 to 2 trillion dollars ? That question mark is not really necessary. I recall when an economist said, as the war was ramping up, that the cost will be in the trillions. The wise guys in the Bush administration and th
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When a beer cooler rolls up to your doorstep, the future has arrived(washingtonpost.com)
1 points by finid 10y ago|0 comments
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How Russia Recruited Elite Hackers for Its Cyberwar(nytimes.com)
2 points by finid 10y ago|0 comments
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To reset the conversation about race, college course starts with a DNA test(washingtonpost.com)
1 points by finid 10y ago|1 comments
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Countries where cash is on the verge of extinction(bbc.com)
30 points by finid 10y ago|11 comments
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by finid 10y ago
Good move, but that gives those traders about 12 months to "kick up the volume" of ivory traded. After that, it becomes a typical black market affair, kinda like trade in stolen art works.

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