johnnymonster

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by johnnymonster 8y ago
This guy wasn't really a hacker, just someone who knew a little bit about tech and figured out a flawed system. I think that sums him up as a scammer instead of a hacker.
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by johnnymonster 8y ago
The story didn't mention how they were able to get his IP address in the first place. That level of detail is important for this community!
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by johnnymonster 9y ago
Sounds like a great business opportunity to me. I’m sure someone like pornhub or xvideos would love to charge 9.99 a month to store and allow private video/file sharing.
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by johnnymonster 9y ago
When i visited there last year, and talked to residents, it appears there is a lot of corruption that goes on, which seems to do more harm than good to their economy.
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by johnnymonster 9y ago
It's hard for me to read articles like this. If you don't like working at a high paying tech job, please quit and dig trenches, drag brush, or pick lettuce for minimum wage and no benefits. Then come tell me how much it sucks to
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by johnnymonster 10y ago
Wow I had the same problem with the exact same feeder. This solution is awesome! I just ended up tying the unit to a table and called it a day. I also adjusted the food output, knowing he was going to get extra food from reaching up inside
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by johnnymonster 10y ago
seems like another way for firefox to push their integration with yahoo search.
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by johnnymonster 10y ago
laff, forbes won't let me use their site with an ad blocker.
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by johnnymonster 10y ago
And I'm sure they 78mil they hand on hand is going to "disappear" to pay for "shutting down" their offices.
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by johnnymonster 10y ago
I think all this really does is remind everyone that they should review their current backup strategies
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by johnnymonster 10y ago
The bottom line is that 2 people should educate themselves on the legalities of marriage before they enter into the agreement. Far too often people just jump into legal contracts without understanding what it means to them in the long term
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by johnnymonster 11y ago
Whats up with the negative karma here? People don't like the truth? Every day people get business off the ground in the face of serious negative criticism. People telling them they can't do something. Telling them that it isn&
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by johnnymonster 11y ago
I was going to ask this very question. Seems like the appropriate way would be to say 250 million. I mean you wouldn't say I got a quarter hundred dollars or quarter thousand...
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by johnnymonster 11y ago
With that kind of attitude, you would obviously not be able to scale anything that would meet even the most minimal resistance.
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by johnnymonster 11y ago
It's an add-on service for prime members not a trial. I'm not sure if there is an option for non-prime members. Edit: looks like it is 11.99 for non-prime members. Also the unlimited everything option looks pretty cool. Really
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by johnnymonster 11y ago
It seems like one of those out of sight out of mind kind of things that happens to a lot of students. You don't really sit down and calculate just how much money it will cost monthly to pay for your shooling. The 144k comes out to ov
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by johnnymonster 11y ago
I don't get the point of this. Do people not want to learn ES so bad that they will use something like this without understanding how to build an ES query object? All this plugin does is convert sql to an ES query...
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by johnnymonster 11y ago
paypal is by far the worst payment processing system that I have ever used...
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by johnnymonster 11y ago
This does not cover the only scenario which I was hoping it would. I accidentally pushed my api key/password to github and I want to "undo" that push and completely remove the history locally and on an origin? This is so ob
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by johnnymonster 11y ago
its interesting that when people talk about the newest feature or framework in javascript, they tend to forget about javascript's core functionality. It's always necessary to look at things like promises with javascript's co
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by johnnymonster 11y ago
The comments by masonlove! Roflmao
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by johnnymonster 12y ago
I've never been much of a reader for the entirety of my life. I loved working math and logic problems even at a young age. tearing apart computers, working on cars with my dad, and learning new mechanical skills, never from a book. M
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by johnnymonster 12y ago
The site is only an example. You would actually order your own unique card to carry with you. No one would be able to guess your password since your spacebar code is unique to your card.
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by johnnymonster 12y ago
for the love of God finally!
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by johnnymonster 12y ago
The concept was tested by Tim ferris in the book 4 hour body. He noted that its a hard thing to keep up with because you have to keep exactly on schedule or you will mess everything up and then you just end up sleeping for a day.
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by johnnymonster 12y ago
Interesting find
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by johnnymonster 12y ago
This is the reason why I buy the "Dumb" TV version, and its cheaper too. No reason my tv needs to be hooked up to the internet, have apps, or a camera/microphone! I just need it to display images, I don't even need it
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by johnnymonster 12y ago
We live in a legal society that allows anyone to chop off their own hand. I see it as both good and bad in a lot of ways.
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by johnnymonster 12y ago
I would be nice to see businesses focus on trying to help people to a solution rather than feeding their addiction. This business helping them buy material things is just as bad as the corner street drug dealer. They are just dealing lega
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Updated spotlight tracks location and usage data by default
3 points by johnnymonster 12y ago|0 comments

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