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An experimental project from Google for controlling Firefox using Puppeteer API(github.com)
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In such a system, maybe only experienced hires would get visas and fresh graduates wouldn't.
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The Anatomy of a Cryptocurrency Pump-And-Dump Scheme(arxiv.org)
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Tesla Gave Me Control of Their Site Forums(dansdeals.com)
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How a Nigerian ISP Accidentally Knocked Google Offline(blog.cloudflare.com)
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by ilarum 8y ago
I use the "element zapper" from uBlock Origin.
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Organized customs fraud as a service(wsj.com)
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by ilarum 8y ago
90k CAD or USD?
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Accelerated Mobile Pages (AMP) now works directly from Bing’s mobile search(theverge.com)
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ESPN profile of Twitch streamer “Ninja”, gained fame after he played with Drake(espn.com)
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Fortnite Android Installer allowed hackers to download and install anything(androidcentral.com)
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What is the best way to have a VPN in each continent (apart from the obvious option to have an instance in each region)? I used to pay for a commercial service, but I lost this functionality when I switched to a self-hosted solution. I pref
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Airport codes and their origin(airportcod.es)
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This is 15.4 (c) of the Paypal Credit agreement - "We may close the Credit Account and demand repayment of the full amount you owe us if you die or become of unsound mind"
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Reporter posted fake reviews on the Times website in return for travel perk(buzzfeed.com)
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A bug in Samsung’s default texting app is sending random pics to other people(gizmodo.com)
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What are the visa implications of this - i.e., would a tourist need a work permit?
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To save money, my insurance company forced me to try drugs that didn’t work(theverge.com)
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Driver involved in the Uber Arizona fatal crash was watching Hulu while driving(theguardian.com)
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No, really. https://help.netflix.com/en/node/55763
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by ilarum 8y ago
Yet another Edge use-case - the last time I checked, only Edge supports Netflix 4K on Windows.
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In the US, do student loans need collateral? I recently went through the process in India and was quite surprised at the amount of rigour - the bank requested a lot of information including grades since high school, discussed potential ear
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"The good news is that nearly all of them were protected by good old chip and pin". - So what data is usually stored for chip and pin users? - Does that mean non-chip and pin users' entire card data was stored in DB?
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Uber introduces cash-only 'Lite' app for developing markets(techcrunch.com)
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Airbus revealed a similar concept a while ago. http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-2003052/Airbu...
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I personally know someone really smart who was on an H1B visa in the US with his family. Recently, when hit with an RFE (request for evidence) during a routine renewal of his visa, he decided that it just wasn't worth the trouble of li
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US$ 7.5 bn, all stock.
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If you are okay with going via Facebook, you can replace the domain name with fullwsj.com instead of wsj.com to bypass the WSJ paywall.
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Internet suspended in 3 Indian districts to curb rumours through WhatsApp(thehindu.com)
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Google worker rebellion against military project grows(phys.org)
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