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by jjawssd 10y ago
Lack of ROI (return on investment) is why people stay on Python 2
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by jjawssd 10y ago
Fall back to connecting to the main instance directly
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by jjawssd 10y ago
Facebook will never be regulated. The regulators love Facebook because they can do anything they want with Zuckerberg. He is their best friend. Hell, they want him to run for president. http://www.salon.com/2017/03&#x2F
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by jjawssd 10y ago
Or you can use read only Redis replication and keep your architecture pretty much the same https://redis.io/topics/replication
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by jjawssd 10y ago
The real value of bulk collection is in the political elite targeting their future opponents through exploitation of their flaws after digging through the treasure trove of data obtained in the dragnet. THIS is the real danger to society. N
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by jjawssd 10y ago
What can ARM do about this?
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by jjawssd 10y ago
What's your point? Is it that exploit developers are not compensated financially for their work? Exploit developers should find a better business model than their current one. This guy was able to take freely available exploit knowledg
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by jjawssd 10y ago
Maybe something has changed but Mattermost has been far more reliable than rocket chat in my experience
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by jjawssd 10y ago
Uber is not a ticking time bomb if it is able to convince a sizable portion of the regulators of the markets it operates in to continue to operate for the foreseeable future
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by jjawssd 10y ago
> out-dated junk You just accurately described half of the Intelligence world accurately
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by jjawssd 10y ago
If I was CIA and I wanted to waste time by arguing and distracting forum readers, what would I be posting in this thread?
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by jjawssd 10y ago
what do you mean by that?
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by jjawssd 10y ago
Why do faculty peers do this work for free when they could be doing more work to apply for more grants?
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by jjawssd 10y ago
More details on this http://wiki.osdev.org/SMM
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by jjawssd 10y ago
Unlike Theranos, Uber has a product that works very well and at a low cost to the consumer.
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by jjawssd 10y ago
I assure you the reason they didn't accept anything but cash was not because they were cheap but because they could mix in and clean up dirty cash from their other clients for a fee without an audit trail.
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by jjawssd 10y ago
First: do we acknowledge the existence of a deep state? The existence of a deep state is troubling because a deep state can be more powerful than the official state which is in our case elected. A deep state can undermine and destroy the of
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by jjawssd 10y ago
This is an interesting assertion, but I don't see any independently corroborated support for this argument.
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by jjawssd 10y ago
One way to view NPR as state-sponsored propaganda is by looking at the connection between NPR and the Open Society Institute, an organization representing the deep state run by George Soros. It is exceedingly unlikely that a 1.8 million dol
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by jjawssd 10y ago
To understand what is happening ("How can a country succeed in the future if they reject reality?") you need to understand the concept of ideological subversion and the role played by the demoralization of a people. Highly recomme
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by jjawssd 10y ago
The Right is so keen to vilify Sweden because they care about and want to prevent the disintegration of the nation, whatever that means. If they didn't care, they wouldn't complain.
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by jjawssd 10y ago
Mattermost is a complete replacement for Slack. I really don't understand why people use Slack if they don't use the integrations, which in my opinion are quite unnecessary in many cases.
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by jjawssd 10y ago
This could have been completely avoided if they had used Mattermost.
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by jjawssd 10y ago
What's the case for subsidies?
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by jjawssd 10y ago
Create more jobs in renewables and the problem solves itself. I have a solar installation out of necessity in one particular application, and in another I purchase wind power from the grid by choice because it offers competitive rates in my
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by jjawssd 10y ago
What are your thoughts on classified information?
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by jjawssd 10y ago
False. It happens more often than you believe. https://www.ctc.usma.edu/posts/how-terrorists-use-encryption
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by jjawssd 10y ago
RIAA/MPAA believe otherwise
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by jjawssd 10y ago
If Microsoft actually cared they would donate to or support the EFF
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by jjawssd 10y ago
Are we powerless to stop it? Should we bother?

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