jontas

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by jontas 10y ago
I think the OP means fake meaning "fabricated to do damage to the DNC", not fake as in "created by the DNC for publicity". The suggestion is that if the intent was to do damage, the contents would've been made much
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by jontas 10y ago
You are surely correct, however, I think there is a difference between a reporter recognizing their own biases (to the extent they are able) and striving to write objective, fair pieces that are properly sourced, fact checked, and give both
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by jontas 10y ago
These two claims you make were addressed in both the original article and the comments higher up in this thread: > Many breeds can eat whatever they find on the ground (although it’s better if you can feed them, because they’ll grow fast
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by jontas 10y ago
To extend the (simplistic) Berkshire Hathaway analogy, why couldn't Warren Buffet change the structure to shareholder voting? If he did, why couldn't the shareholders then vote to change the structure to something else. That wou
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by jontas 10y ago
I see how his agent sharing the contents of the envelope hurt Goethe's attempt to gather intel for future auctions, but the outcome of the sealed envelope auction was unchanged, or am I misunderstanding? Goethe had 1000 talers as his
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by jontas 10y ago
Usually my Amazon purchases start with a Google search that links me directly to the Amazon product page. I rarely use the actual Amazon search.
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by jontas 10y ago
SEEKING WORK - New York City / Remote Expert full stack web developer with experience building and running large websites with millions of users and processing millions of dollars in transactions. Author of several open source WordPres
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by jontas 10y ago
Tor itself is not broken, but all it does is anonymize your traffic and therefore does not protected against exposure that comes form other sources. It does not prevent against things like browser fingerprinting (and other fingerprinting m
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by jontas 10y ago
These have been at Wawa at least since 2010.
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by jontas 10y ago
I was curious to see if it is possible to donate funds towards the operation of "safe" (eg, non government controlled) exit/bridge nodes. According to the donation faq for the tor project[1], it appears that funds are not us
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by jontas 10y ago
What is wrong with using gmail if you are following all the other safeguards he suggests (VPN, false identity, etc.)?
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by jontas 10y ago
Perhaps just a (optional) "download speed" display in the corner while watching a movie..
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by jontas 10y ago
Every application is different and has different requirements. I know absolutely knowing about the original author's application so I can't comment on any specifics. But just because your "test PHP setup" can handle X
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by jontas 10y ago
I'm not sure if that's the link you intended to post but I see nothing in that comment rationalizing Apple's actions, in fact it seems to share the opinion of the original article.
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by jontas 10y ago
SEEKING WORK - New York City / Remote Expert full stack web developer with experience building and running large websites with millions of users and processing millions of dollars in transactions. Author of several open source WordPres
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by jontas 10y ago
A lot of people are criticizing Guillory for waiting until the deal was announced to come forward. Whether or not this is true (it is disputed in the two opposing briefs), one can hardly fault him for not wanting to spend time, money, and
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by jontas 10y ago
> newly minted billionaire cofounder Keep in mind you're talking about Kyle Vogt, cofounder of Justin.tv and Twitch.tv, acquired by Amazon for $1B, and Socialcam, acquired by Autodesk for $60M. I guess he probably isn't a billi
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by jontas 11y ago
OT question about Silent Circle: I was just looking at your website, and I noticed that you cannot ship to PO Boxes. Is this a security feature (eg, no government knowledge of the recipient) or a logistics issue (eg, FedEx/UPS can&#x
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by jontas 11y ago
As someone mentioned above, they publish a gpg key for sending this data. As for fake IDs, yes, it is certainly possible to create them. But when it is so much easier to socially engineer your way into another service like Namecheap, it cr
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by jontas 11y ago
SEEKING WORK - New York City / Remote Expert full stack web developer with experience building and running large websites with millions of users and processing millions of dollars in transactions. Author of several open source WordPre
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by jontas 11y ago
I don't know if it is correct but I've seen it mentioned elsewhere in this thread that the passcode they need is 4 digits.
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by jontas 11y ago
I don't think that' what he was saying at all. He said he does use real noodles, and was just calling his homemade version "Adult-Kraft".
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by jontas 11y ago
Assuming it is a 4 digit numeric passcode, that's only 10,000 possible combinations. At 80ms each (let's round up to 100ms to be conservative) that's only ~17 minutes. Even if it is a 6 digit pin we're only talking abo
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by jontas 11y ago
Can you point a place in the email that communicates what you just explained in your comment? I just reread it twice and I don't see that anywhere. My interpretation of the email is essentially: we used to offer this for free, and we
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by jontas 11y ago
It wasn't written very clearly, I had to reread that paragraph a few times before understanding what you just explained.
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by jontas 11y ago
I can't see the images/charts since the site is down and I am reading the cache, but this analysis seems a bit suspicious to me. They are comparing AB&B prices without taxes and fees (and website + cleaning fees can be quite e
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by jontas 11y ago
That is absolutely untrue.
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by jontas 11y ago
That refers more to individual behavior. What I mean is that, simply, if the world runs out of food, people will die until the population reaches a level that can be supported by the available resources. I don't see how any other outc
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by jontas 11y ago
> So we'd grow old among a rising generation of immortals. Sounds like the premise of what would be a very interesting sci-fi book.
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by jontas 11y ago
Limited resources will always keep population in check. When population growth outstrips available resources, war (or some other catastrophic event that reduces population, eg. famine, drought, disease, etc.) is inevitable.

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