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by ianhawes 5y ago
Legalpad is probably thrilled to be on the front page of Hacker News right now.
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I'm not an immigration attorney but I work in the global mobility space and nothing about this post is particularly damning if it were to come up during adjudication of his N-400 (application for naturalization). What the author is des
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Let’s not pretend that the budget of prisons has any bearing on a man that was dutifully convicted and sentenced by a judge. The bigger issue IMO is that the killer never paid any of the monetary judgement against him to the victims family.
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TL;DR Macro trends: - older folks retired or never re-entered workforce after COVID - employees, for the first time in ~20 years, understand they can quit their job today and get hired somewhere else tomorrow - corporate won't raise wa
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You are posting your symptoms on an online forum expressing concern for a medical issue you’ve either heard about from the media or anecdotal evidence from other people that have heard about it from the media. It would seem to me, based on
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> The group of truly indie studios is dwindling unfortunately. This is inaccurate. I don't have the stats to back it up, but the power of Unity Engine and Unreal Engine have effectively created an indie game developer renaissance. O
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This case has implications across the board for CISOs that have to deal with incidents like this. I believe this case also dealt with a payout for a "bug bounty".
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It generally is, but you need to quell the flames from time to time. When it became a liability for Russia, likely from the high profile attacks over the past 12 months, you have to act. My guess is: - No one is extradited. - Sentences, if
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Payoneer is objectively worse than PayPal.
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The idea that rapid tests are less sensitive and therefore not valuable is summer-2020 thinking and outdated. Rapid tests are perfectly fine and should be counted by health departments. Case in point. My family of 4 all tested positive on r
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The testing positivity rate is relatively useless at this point. For example, in my State, there is no way to report a positive test from a rapid result. Only PCR tests administered by a medical professional are considered valid for statist
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Yeah, the parent comment is not accurate. IP spoofing is only possible if you control the entire L4 stack.
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This seems to be the most common method by which children determine that fantasy characters are in fact fantasy.
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Github
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My wife and I are fully vaccinated and boosted. Our kids are too young to be vaccinated. We're all currently Covid positive. Fortunately, my wife and I have mild symptoms and our young children have manageable symptoms. I was thrilled
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I applaud your ability to appropriately hedge your long term health risks with a short term financial gain to provide for your care in the event you have debilitating long term effects. Remember to cash out before the lawsuits hit.
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Most people don’t realize that hospitals typically run at 98%+ capacity in the winter in a pre-COVID environment. This maximizes their profitability and allows them to operate relatively at a loss for the rest of the year.
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I would advise receiving the vaccine and follow-up boosters. That way, when you inevitably contract COVID-19, your risk of death is unlikely.
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The entire Inner Harbor is within a floodplain, with the southernmost areas being within the 100yr FP. What you are describing is not unheard of, but simply not common.
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That is quite clever. Noted!
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NYT, WP, ProPublica, etc all “host a website for raw intel that is frequently stolen”.
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> He is charged with helping Chelsea Manning to hack into a government computer which did happen on US soil. IIRC Manning was in Iraq at this time. Were servers they accessed in the US? Probably. But that would be a crime Manning committ
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I’m not sure the preprint matters here, what is being stated is a statistic generated by several fully integrated healthcare providers that have access to the data required to measure such factors as rare side effects of a new vaccine.
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That’s the best part of PACER! The other exciting thing is the threatening letter you get from the government when they can’t charge your expired credit card for $9 and threaten to withhold that amount from your tax return if you don’t pay
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Agreed, and it’s not particularly innovative. No fancy C2 tunneling within Tor, no fileless PowerShell in-memory execution, no sneaky back door.
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I was not referring to weev.
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This article is reaching. While layoffs do suck, and the CEO could have more eloquently empathized with the terminated employees, there is no easy way to do this. With remote work, you live by the sword and die by the sword. They’ll hire yo
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All things being equal, you would not sell a _growing_ profitable business for a low multiple to a non-strategic buyer. You would, perhaps, sell to a PE firm like Tiny when you believe you've exhausted growth. That, or the traditional
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Ah yes, desperate people that need designer handbags to survive. They’re so desperate, they pull up in their private vehicles to commit such an act of desperation. Their desperation has inspired them to dress in hoodies and a mask to preven
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Is there a preferable language?

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