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gesman
10y ago
All non-korean bird photographers are bearded. Is that's where SD cards with real pictures are hidden?
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gesman
10y ago
Sure, I used Maltego (commercial version + commercial domaintools access): https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maltego (although Maltego also has a free version). I love domaintools as it allows to find anything by anything.
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gesman
10y ago
Thanks to domaintools.com - I also found that the guy (seemaexports3@gmail.com) used to own domain: bdmtsteel.com I also find similarities between above domain and these: transitoin-asia.com seabunker.net See this: http://imgur.c
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gesman
10y ago
Being hedge fund psychologist seems to be much safer bet than being a trader. Regardless of market direction - you always win (a stressed clientele with reasonably deep pockets).
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gesman
10y ago
Is it possible to create 2-letter TLD's instead of .mycoolbutreallystupidtld or just plain .bullshit TLD's? There are plenty of unused 2-letter TLD combos around, why bother with .blahblah ?
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gesman
10y ago
...ok ... How much?
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gesman
10y ago
It's worse. YouTube will autoplay "next", "next", "next" videos once you stopped watching the video of interest and didn't bother the close the browser's tab. This way youtube will suck your band
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gesman
10y ago
Not too many in silicon valley can claim that: ... He adds: "I have been like a kid in a candy store. I have lots of investment money and full political support."
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gesman
11y ago
Keylogger likely was installed on your computer and everything you was doing been monitored. Culprit: >> (1) I download a lot from Torrent sites Solution: 1. Wipe out computer / reinstall everything from clean sources. 2. Don&#x
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gesman
11y ago
Why redact bitcoin address that was used for threats? Let crowd do analysis on address that belongs to criminal.
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gesman
11y ago
Working in Canada as a full-time employee usually accompanied by being low-balled on your salary from many angles. If you negotiate higher salary - hold you enthusiasm - you'll be the first on a list to be fired if things go soar (whic
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gesman
11y ago
Just like with IP proxies - it's easy to originate call from Google talk, or other free calling service to remain totally unidentified. Best way to filter calls during the meeting - don't pickup the phone and let caller to leave v
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gesman
11y ago
Leaving sarcastic comments aside, I think the valid point is made - the rise of commodity, garbage-quality hardware overmanufactured in China and subsequent rise of "commodity-proud" software empowered by penny-wise / dollar-
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gesman
11y ago
dice.com
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gesman
11y ago
thevault.bz :)
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gesman
11y ago
I haven't met one. My usual course of action used to be - find consulting arrangement that pays in USD for US company (or consultancy) that is ok to pay you normal US rate (not adjusting down your pay depending on your place of living)
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gesman
11y ago
Here's how to get $20k in 5 minutes tip for you: Step 1: wake up and walk to your manager's office on monday. Step 2: Announce that you're "considering" leaving for personal reasons to "explore what's arou
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gesman
11y ago
I think the logic might be slightly on the guy's side. My take is NK will make sure he kept in a good conditions, possibly exposed to some made-up farmers views playing "hard labor prisoners" to make sure he will eventually r
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gesman
11y ago
This stupidity is equal to bringing drugs to Singapore or trying to collar a bear cub in front of bear mom in the middle of wilderness. You could have fun or lose your life. Make a call. If adult cannot make a judgement call simple enough h
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gesman
11y ago
$300k+ in total comp is quite common but usual picture is a much smaller base salary + RSU + bonus + [semi-optional] whatever + [sometimes later maybe] something-else
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gesman
11y ago
I used for work for IBM Research for 6 years in that type of arrangement. What you're paid is not "salary", but rather "rate". They're not hiring you, they're signing contract between them and your company
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gesman
11y ago
Splunk. 100% fully featured and 100% free for data volume that is 500MB/day or less. Infinitely scalable, manageable and supportable. But then I am biased :)
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gesman
11y ago
I think mr. Madoff need to be let out of jail to educate Chinese government.
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gesman
11y ago
Companies engaging in MLM strategies often offers superior quality, beneficial products. I personally use one on occasions just because I know it works really well for what I need. However MLM as a marketing strategy especially sprinkled wi
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gesman
11y ago
Depression is like a bad weather. You're under it and it seems like nothing you can do - which is essentially true. That is - it's hard to fix "bad weather" to change it to "good weather". The universal truth a
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gesman
11y ago
Do you believe that "non-profits" are making more goodness in the world than for-profits?
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gesman
11y ago
What do you sell?
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gesman
11y ago
Second +WinSCP. The moment FileZilla prostituted itself - it's wiped out of my list of any useful tools immediately and forever.
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gesman
11y ago
The most difficult challenge was to survive constant pressures from crapware for bundling deals. Filezilla and alikes succumbed to that long time ago while VLC stand above the crowd. Kudos, hats off and happy birthday!
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gesman
11y ago
Google should offer stupid SSL certificates either for free or for $1/yr. Perhaps at least to customers of Google domains. I won't mind switching from namecheap to Google domain in latter case.
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