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by flipp3r 9y ago
Not the parent comment but in the Netherlands where I live you have to pay tax on your savings once it exceeds about 21K EUR. The government then makes up that you must be at least getting 4% (up to 9% if you have up to 1M) interest, and it
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by flipp3r 9y ago
You couldn't tell from being asked your gender?
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by flipp3r 9y ago
If I could take a guess I'd say its likely to be Avast, which has multiple browser extensions that send all your browsing activity to them, while simultaneously offering a service to remove other browser extensions. They'll even s
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by flipp3r 9y ago
Well damn
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by flipp3r 9y ago
No I haven't created or sold malware. But i have this; A middle-eastern last name, I use Tor, I use Linux, and I use Telegram, I am active in the field of IT and especially enjoy IT security. I know that I can be held indefinitely if I
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by flipp3r 9y ago
They said "Del Rio noted that while hospitals treat many patients initially, most are then treated at home for a couple of months, so the lower hospital price doesn’t help." This just states that people at home, after being treate
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by flipp3r 9y ago
Sad to see it confirmed that it's not worth the risk going to America to visit DEFCON. I hope they'll host it in Europe someday.. To see no statement by DEFCON on this whole thing is almost equally sad.
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by flipp3r 9y ago
This is not true. The drug was given away for free to people who could not afford it. Are there any cases of what you're saying actually happening?
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by flipp3r 9y ago
Funny. Beside looking at Google Trends, this trigger was the same for me, The 16 year old brother of a friend of mine suddenly wanted to buy Ethereum but didn't know what it was. A month before that he wanted to get rich with binary op
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by flipp3r 9y ago
This is just when there's tech news on Bitcoin. If you want to get ready for bubbles just keep an eye on google trends "how to buy bitcoin". Worked for me, admittedly only once though.
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by flipp3r 9y ago
> the Romans greatly preferred the simpler IIII to IV, XXXX to XL, and so on. (The IIII-for-4 notation survives today on the faces of clocks.) looks at watch Well, damn, it's IIII. However my watch does use IX over VIIII, what&#x2
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by flipp3r 9y ago
Gitlab's UI is absolutely awful and incredibly slow. Would you say the same for other tools, like email, or your IDE or editor? They literally copied every functionality and UI of GitHub when they started out, and the only difference a
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by flipp3r 9y ago
"Gitlab dominates self-hosted git" Dont you mean, Gitlab, "2/3 of people surveyed by Bitrise, a CI service you may have never heard of, which is free, are using Gitlab, which is also free"
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by flipp3r 9y ago
"We're making progress connecting the world, and now let's bring the world closer together." .. Making the world, a better place!
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by flipp3r 9y ago
What I meant is the people mentioned in the article who sell the software, are based in Israel.
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by flipp3r 9y ago
Same shit as with Hacking Team.. They're Israeli's who also sell to the UAE. Lol.
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by flipp3r 9y ago
Slightly easier to read: https://blog.qualys.com/securitylabs/2017/06/19/the-stack-cl... "The Stack Clash is a vulnerability in the memory management of several operating systems. (...) It can be ex
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by flipp3r 9y ago
I should go through each and every 1000+ star project on Github, sometime. Stuff like this is really great.
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by flipp3r 9y ago
Hahaha, this reminded me of a The Onion video. I'm sure it would eliminate smoking among kids almost entirely; https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HjsSVCLxcZ4
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by flipp3r 9y ago
Python? There's tools for this, like oclHashcat/cudaHashcat
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by flipp3r 9y ago
"The company reportedly has about 5 million daily active users, with 1.5 million of those paying for the service." * https://slack.com/pricing At least 10 million a month, I assume? Edit: "Slack has 5 million
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by flipp3r 9y ago
Jetbrains product users make more money? ;^)
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by flipp3r 9y ago
Hah, I was thinking of this story when reading the justice.gov page.. They actually put an update on the bottom of the blog with a link to the justice.gov page. Looks like it's the same person.
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by flipp3r 9y ago
The stats are from their own website btw; https://dashboard.stellar.org/
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by flipp3r 9y ago
> Stellar Lumens Cons: "No mining available. 95% of Lumens were given out" 95% were given out? Maybe I'm misreading this but only 9.66B/102.94B XLM has been given out. (To people who own BTC or XRP. It's basicall
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by flipp3r 9y ago
> Our results indicate that alt-right communities within 4chan and Reddit can have a surprising level of influence on Twitter It's also common for 4chan users to have accounts elsewhere, just to force memes or opinions. It's s
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by flipp3r 9y ago
Not completely. However is commits or line changes mean anything, you can see at https://github.com/mperham/sidekiq/graphs/contributors that 1 person did approx 90%+ of the work on the code itself.
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by flipp3r 9y ago
I used the Warcraft 3 map editor a lot(13+ years ago) to teach myself programming. So maybe I can shed some light.. Dota 1 was originally a Warcraft 3 (a Blizzard game) custom map, built with the Warcraft 3 map editor. In Dota 2, practicall
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by flipp3r 9y ago
There are some payment solutions where you don't even need to fill in the CVC. (I've ordered on Amazon a few years ago without needing to fill it in) Besides that, there were a couple people last year(s) who showed that you can ob
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by flipp3r 9y ago
Reminds me of getting Bait-and-Switch'd by Google App Engine in 2011. From 10's of euros to 1000's. > They have no phone number to contact, no way to dispute this other than email — which they have ignored us for over a mo

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