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by ianhawes 10y ago
I don't see how it would be illegal. In Baltimore, there are 2 competing casinos about 10 miles apart off of the same highway. When you approach the newer casino from any direction, there are multiple billboards advising you to keep dr
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by ianhawes 10y ago
Ultimately they're both going to want the same information. If you had started processing more than, say, $10K per day, Stripe would freeze your account and demand the same information. The difference being that Braintree wanted that i
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by ianhawes 10y ago
In my experience, transferring between services didn't cost us a dime.
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by ianhawes 10y ago
Do you plan on homeschooling your children for the entirety of their K-12 years?
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by ianhawes 10y ago
Additionally, she had a nursery built in her office.
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I very much doubt that a hacker hired by the Russian government would go and create a WordPress and dump documents.
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by ianhawes 10y ago
Donor information is filed publicly with the FEC. These spreadsheets may include some additional information, such as e-mail addresses or donor gifts, but for the most part you can search the DNC's filings to see who has donated and ho
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by ianhawes 10y ago
It is entirely likely that the hacker is Russian, but state sponsored is a huge stretch. I don't think that this was a pro-Trump hack either. Opposition research isn't anything new/groundbreaking. It's merely a writeup f
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by ianhawes 10y ago
The process for getting approved as a startup to even use CEO was convoluted, required multiple sign-offs for no reason, and we were denied twice. It took emailing someones boss off of LinkedIn to actually get in. And the best part is that
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by ianhawes 10y ago
Not sure if you're serious, but I'm fairly certain that is NOT what OP meant.
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by ianhawes 10y ago
The article touches on this somewhat, but I think said differently: In an annuity, you're gambling against your own death. In a tontine, you're gambling against the deaths of others. From a purely cultural perspective, I think mos
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by ianhawes 10y ago
Clickbait headline. The actual graphic says: "Two independent commissions started by the White House concluded that mass surveillance does not stop terrorist attacks" Mass surveillance is not the "only" thing NSA does.
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by ianhawes 10y ago
One of the most irritating aspects of the TSA inefficiencies is that they know the demand at each airport in advance. Because all airlines submit passenger information to the TSA as its booked (often months or weeks in advance), the TSA c
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by ianhawes 10y ago
I have almost no latency issues with RDP in Azure. I can watch a YouTube video with no major latency. Workspaces wasn't terrible in that regard but definitely not as smooth. The Azure machine is a bit beefier than Workspaces, so that p
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by ianhawes 10y ago
Not sure where you saw that you need an Enterprise AWS subscription. I didn't. I tried Workspaces for a month and it was decent. There are a few things it does better than RDP (especially on OS X). I did, however, switch to running Win
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by ianhawes 10y ago
The article is formatted oddly, but the middle section starting at "On January 4, 1991, MV Tarmugli," talks about the actual encounter with the Sentinelese.
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by ianhawes 10y ago
From the article: So did the website of the Accrediting Commission of Career Schools and Colleges, a national body. Its director, Michale S. McComis, later said he had certified the university in order to cooperate with the government’s in
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by ianhawes 11y ago
Michael Mann is the ONLY director that could pull this off. Add in the twist in the end that Le Roux turned state's evidence and you've got a decent film.
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Thats a satirical line from Stephen Colbert.
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by ianhawes 11y ago
These guidelines were originally drafted by Steve Jobs.
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by ianhawes 11y ago
While I also think that the GM/Cruise acquisition is terrible, it should be noted that the linked accident occurred during "Conventional" mode and not "Autonomous" mode.
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by ianhawes 11y ago
I think his popularity on HN was simply that he was transparent and consistent about his business. I don't think the majority of people on here thought he was a business god, as you described.
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by ianhawes 11y ago
Interesting to note that in some cases, courts will not enforce a non-compete if the new employment occurs far away from previous employment. For example, if the exec moved from Seattle to Minneapolis. Hopefully this helps to invalidate the
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by ianhawes 11y ago
+1 for Sparkpost. They're the service that most closely mirrors Mandrill.
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by ianhawes 11y ago
The withdrawal reporting threshold is actually $10K. In my experience, banks typically won't prevent you from withdrawing over $10K either, though they do file a report. The report is just another datapoint though, and not evidence of
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by ianhawes 11y ago
With regards to adult content, the perception is that chargebacks would be higher, but in reality this is mostly a relic of the late 90's when credit cards were first accepted online. Porn pioneered the infinite continuity ("recur
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by ianhawes 11y ago
Normally I don't like Snowden, but in this case I think he raises great points all around, the biggest being that the non-work phone (Operational Phone) was completely destroyed. Do you think with that sort of OPSSEC that they slip up
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by ianhawes 11y ago
FYI the DOJ/FBI does not utilize Lincoln Town Cars or Escalades for ops. You'll want to keep an eye out for Chevy Impala, Ford Crown Victoria, Chevy Suburban, and in rarer cases Dodge Charger (no spoiler) and GMC Denali. Typically
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by ianhawes 11y ago
No, you're thinking of extradition. Rendition means sending him someplace away from American courts to be [interrogated harshly].
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Cancer and Climate Change(nytimes.com)
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