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by joering2 3y ago
It will always boggled me why they dropped it on cities of citizens? Why not bomb their biggest military factories, wiping out their capacity and warning - next we coming for your citizens. Wouldn't that be more effective (assuming Jap
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by joering2 3y ago
Wait, but how did you know no records were missing? In other words - how did you know everything WAS printed? btw: funny you can still buy those hard drives: https://www.amazon.com/Quantum-FB540S-FIREBALL-540MB-SCSI/dp.
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by joering2 3y ago
Just my 2c. I don't trust any cloud keypasses myself, and you shouldn't either. The way I been doing this is having a regular text file with all my passwords that is then encrypted by veracrypt and encrypted file container is then
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by joering2 3y ago
"Hellfire Club of debauched aristocrats" Where did you read that??
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by joering2 3y ago
I thought twice before submitting this, but I believe the article is an interesting one. To me story of Mr. Lee and Mr. Hsieh are a lifetime lessons on how not to allow fame and fortune to drag me down one-way street to the point of fatal s
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Tech executive Bob Lee led an underground life(wsj.com)
62 points by joering2 3y ago|26 comments
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by joering2 3y ago
I would like to vouch for Xerox laser printers. Not only they don't identify your printouts with tiny yellow markings/serial number, but also they gladly accept off-market toners, and places like Amazon have many different brands
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by joering2 3y ago
Punchline: “IT systems weren’t designed in such a way that would allow for IT or business process controls to be effectively tested throughout the year.”
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by joering2 3y ago
I think its a great reminder to code with whatever you feel comfortable. For example, my last project I did in Centos/Apache/PHP5/Code Igniter 3.1 with some WASP for protection I did for 12 years and sold few months ago. It c
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by joering2 3y ago
so no more progress in terms of graphics?
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by joering2 3y ago
oh boy the HIPAA compliance nightmare this will create. Sadly there is a reason why every doctor office you go to give you poorly xeroxed form and a pencil to fill it out. Wish that would change obviously.
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by joering2 3y ago
If you see progress of graphics design in the last 40 years, do you have any idea what would be considered a "progress of graphics design" in the year 2100 ? I mean seriously, it looks like in the next maybe 5-15 years, GPU will b
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by joering2 3y ago
If "something truly salacious will turn up", I would bet the source politician will deny it and would want the whole thing to be forgotten as quickly as possible, not to work on a bill against it to pass it bipartisan, because he
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by joering2 3y ago
As my understanding goes, Moon is very big and meteors are very small and aim/crash rarely. You can look at its surface and assume there is activity all the time but because of lack of atmosphere anything that touches the surface leave
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by joering2 3y ago
define "too late" ?
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by joering2 3y ago
99% of my problems with Windows 10 and 11 ended up the moment I install simplewall. Nowadays they even have option to block future updates. Kudos to Henry for a great piece of software, as I do donate $100 once a year for all the time he sa
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by joering2 3y ago
But don't do it if its Google. I had been charged for g-suite for domain that expired and someone else picked it up (and parked), long story short after 3 months of back-and-forth with "support" I gave up and started with cha
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Byford Dolphin(en.wikipedia.org)
3 points by joering2 3y ago|0 comments
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by joering2 3y ago
> Images not loading? Reload for a different mirror. Unless I miss something, didn't authors hear about CDN ?
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by joering2 3y ago
I was screaming the name of person that shot me, thinking if its the last thing I say, at least this son of a bitch will spend life in prison for it.
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by joering2 3y ago
I don't think you ever been shot at, had you? I had, and being in shock first thing I did when called 911 was shouting the name of perpetrator for close to a minute, before I realized they already know who may have killed me, and now i
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by joering2 3y ago
"Help!" he shouted, according to a local report. "Someone stabbed me." [1] He was in the car with suspect yet he says "someone stabbed me" ?? https://www.foxnews.com/us/cash-app-founder-bob
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by joering2 4y ago
He is too big to jail. He legally/lawfully been spending nice chunk of revenue for lobbying and has many ex-politicians working for him. So unless you operate in gray area (maybe one day your car will self drive) and not in black area
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by joering2 4y ago
I doubt she ever see a day behind bars. Like Ramesh "Sunny" Balwani. You would think guy is in prison; meanwhile both Wiki and some other pretty decent sources clearly state "free on $500,000 bail".
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by joering2 4y ago
This is very interesting but I fail to see an issue. You listen to all incoming log messages and only store != success. What am I missing (obviously)
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by joering2 4y ago
no, but if you watched presentation you mostly fiddling with numerical values for how the hair would be constructed. not a hard stretch to imagine GPT learning how to fiddle with that and create its own characters by - yes - generating text
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SpaceX satellites responsible for over half of close encounters in orbit(space.com)
5 points by joering2 4y ago|0 comments
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by joering2 4y ago
I like getting products I order online delivered overnight. And return them for free by dropping off at local UPS with my money back in less than 48 hours. Can Wish/Aliexpress do the same?
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by joering2 4y ago
is it true that let's encrypt will not run your domain if it has a blacklisted word? I imagine "pirate" be it and the reason why this site is not using SSL ?
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by joering2 4y ago
- or meet your future wife and have 3 kids. the beauty of Blockbuster was actual a social part - I knew each employee and we always chat about movies he recommended. Every employee also happened to know single movie and watched it many time

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