joering2

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by joering2 6y ago
And its hilarious because when I install Win 10 few days ago the voice says this: "you have to read and agree on Microsoft terms of service. You don't have to agree on these terms but then... you know - no Windows". The femal
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Live: Watch Astronauts Return Home in SpaceX's Crew Dragon Spacecraft(m.youtube.com)
3 points by joering2 6y ago|0 comments
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by joering2 6y ago
Of course its steep. But he’s just a pawn. He is irrelevant. The bigger picture is that one of the largest tech companies with stock traded publicly got caught with pants down and revealed that their staff is not properly trained and vulner
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Fox Will Fill Empty Baseball Stadiums with Virtual Fans(variety.com)
1 points by joering2 6y ago|0 comments
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Ford reveals an electric Mustang Mach-E SUV with 1,400 horsepower(cnn.com)
1 points by joering2 6y ago|0 comments
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by joering2 6y ago
That gave me idea for luxury high income people social network, call it “luxuria”. Only by invitation, no free email provider to signup, $999 monthly fee and credit score check upon registration with minimum 801 score to get accepted. After
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by joering2 6y ago
Wrong! Pin is designed as legal shield against you - it was initially designed because children of parents, disgrunted employees and angry spouses would show up with a phone and wanted access or make changes on that phone account and mere p
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by joering2 6y ago
I think its mostly test of miners - prominent group of tech-related personas have been hacked, so I wonder if they end up asking miners not to validate/approve the list of incoming/outgoing transactions. If they choose to minimize
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Executives at Bankrupt Companies Scored $131M in Bonuses(finance.yahoo.com)
2 points by joering2 6y ago|0 comments
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by joering2 6y ago
Not only that. As an engineer with 28 years of experience, I'm pass "Wow" times. I worked with enough "wow" engineers who had everything top shiny with Apple logo but when it came to fixing something they spent minu
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by joering2 6y ago
How about not buying any product of Apple at all? Whether its laptop, desktop, phone, watch or tablet - there are mature "replacement" for Apple and they work many times even better!
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by joering2 6y ago
So the guy made $750,000. Whats your point ??
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Mysterious objects spotted in deep space are unlike anything ever seen(livescience.com)
3 points by joering2 6y ago|0 comments
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by joering2 6y ago
With Covid around I was soo close to pulling the trigger... until friendly sales person admitted once you stop paying monthly membership, the mirror goes kaput. No call home at $40 per month, no exercise. So I'm gonna pay $4,000 upfron
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by joering2 6y ago
Please do not donate to GoodWill. Altho their mission is good, its all hard core capitalism from there. Just Google "Goodwill owner house" to see his multi million dollar mansions all over USA. He was caught giving himself $250,00
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by joering2 6y ago
Aren’t we at the stage where you cannot even trust these numbers anymore - whether local or state data?
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When bookmobiles brought literature to your doorstep(atlasobscura.com)
2 points by joering2 6y ago|0 comments
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Yale study: Official Covid-19 death toll is ‘substantial undercount’(cnbc.com)
2 points by joering2 6y ago|0 comments
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by joering2 6y ago
We will. Thank God its not Ebola and while COVID has high rate of infection it kills small % of sick relatively speaking. Eventually we will build up hoard immunity, but left alone it could easily take until end of next year and it reminds
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Tesla gave workers permission to stay home, then sent termination notices(sfgate.com)
162 points by joering2 6y ago|153 comments
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by joering2 6y ago
Amazon strategically places their offices where most important Senators reside, creating thousands of jobs in process and getting simple leverage - either you do what Mr. Bezos says, or we will move our warehouse to another state. And then
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by joering2 6y ago
Total nit pick, but I think Piranha is a totally wrong name here. Piranhas mostly feed on fresh meat, its known they are excited and eager to attack when victim moves in water, reassuring predator that its a healthy meat. Much better name w
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eBay staff charged with cyberstalking, sending fetal pig and spiders(nakedsecurity.sophos.com)
1 points by joering2 6y ago|0 comments
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by joering2 6y ago
Yes. Back then cold calling was welcomed. Everyone picked up the phone with excitement of who's calling. All I had to tell them is the name of the company and how they can benefit for the software. Honestly conversion rate was close to
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All US cell operators hit with 'largest cyber attack in history'(news.knowledia.com)
2 points by joering2 6y ago|0 comments
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by joering2 6y ago
> at least have heard the name dBase Oh man, you just wet my eyes! What a trip into the past! I wrote my first paid project in dBase in 1982 when noone knew what "computer mouse" was. I answered the ad in newspaper and initiall
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by joering2 6y ago
> The ones they checked with now have a clause that says they will not be responsible for any payout should the insured, at the time of buying, already knows or reasonably deduces that the flight can be delayed anytime. I think if burden
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Constitutional Court re: Bulk Interception by Germany's BND(electrospaces.net)
2 points by joering2 6y ago|0 comments
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by joering2 6y ago
They could be using peoples wifis on their way to transfer the data as they dash thru the neighbour street. ;)
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by joering2 6y ago
> Fortunately things have slowed down considerably now, I don't get that tho. Supposedly accordingly to all stats, its as bad as its been before. We have 800 to 1,000 death per day and are on record to hit 200k death by September.

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