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by hrehhf 11y ago
Actually https authentication does work like ssh (at least in Mozilla Firefox), just with the extra CA-signature option. You are warned that the certificate is not signed by CA nor been whitelisted yet. So, you can whitelist it and then all
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by hrehhf 11y ago
Depending on how frequent or for how long, that would also be illegal. See http://www.dailytech.com/Federal+Court+Cops+Cant+Spy+on+Your... Or the ruling itself: https://www.eff.org/files/2014/12&#
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by hrehhf 11y ago
Traffic police will be looking to make up lost revenue from being unable to ticket autonomous car riders, so those aggressive drivers will be a better target. (Not that I approve of using tickets as revenue, just saying that it will happen.
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by hrehhf 11y ago
Because the bank should just deny the charge to the account instead, and have no fine. You are right that a checking account is not a loan--so the bank should not treat it as if it is!
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by hrehhf 11y ago
> undermined public confidence in the legal system. The real point is that, by and large, most people simply do not care. It is completely irrevelant, or they believe absurd things like a defendant surely did something wrong otherwise th
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by hrehhf 11y ago
What they did is gross and immature and sure there's the ick factor, but the water flows one-way out of the fountain and you don't have to touch it to drink.
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by hrehhf 11y ago
It sure would help all of us if that kind of background info were no longer used for verifying identity or granting credit. Info like SSNs, addresses, etc. never really was _secret_ anyway, it just wasn't all compiled into one place an
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by hrehhf 11y ago
> "Git LFS ... is open sourced under the MIT license."
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by hrehhf 11y ago
> Ketones (what your body burns for energy when there are no sugars available) don't penetrate to the brain [0] says that this is false. Ketones do go into the brain and the brain does use them for fuel. [0] http://protein
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by hrehhf 11y ago
> I would hope that when I'm logged out, Chrome would not track me There's several more settings under Advanced Settings -> Privacy: "Learn more" links to https://support.google.com/chrome/?p=s
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by hrehhf 11y ago
To monetize a website can anyone recommend decent advertisers that don't track viewers and aren't a nuisance? Perhaps like Google Ads but without the tracking?
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by hrehhf 11y ago
It worries me that https://owncloud.org seems to support only TLS 1.0, not 1.1 or 1.2. I can't speak about their software, but it is not a good sign to see the security warning when I first go to their site. https:/&#
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by hrehhf 11y ago
"probably" may be true, but do not listen to this comment and become complacent! Struggle in work/school will be necessary for a long time to get out of being poor and comments like this make it sound like its as simple as ge
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by hrehhf 11y ago
> where it's rare to be really desperate for a job My personal experience tells me there are plenty of people desperate for a job, and that is likely why these HR drones can still do this. I have become so disillusioned even talkin
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by hrehhf 12y ago
Except providing free access to Facebook is not "free internet." It is just free Facebook (and whatever related services). It is not truly "the internet" if it is restricted to Facebook (and associated services).
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by hrehhf 12y ago
In my experience, it seems like people with land-lines, e.g. private businesses, are less likely to make/return calls to a non-local number.
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by hrehhf 12y ago
In addition, an LLC is incredibly easy with regard to paperwork and effort compared to a corporation, and gives the owner(s) limited liability as well as tax advantages (vs sole proprietorships or partnerships).
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by hrehhf 12y ago
It is strange that their map of the USA left off the entire state Alaska, where electricity is among the most expensive in the country: http://www.eia.gov/electricity/monthly/epm_table_grapher.cfm... Makani seems
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by hrehhf 12y ago
Tableau does not even respond to calls or emails. Don't waste your time.