jpmoral

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by jpmoral 11y ago
It's working now. Fun game!
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by jpmoral 11y ago
Doesn't seem to be working for me. Firefox 39 on OS X.
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> The ones that dont make money dont know how to Read The Fine Manual. Can you elaborate, do you mean that making money selling software from one's own website is a well understood and replicable process? Not trying to argue, I&#x2
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by jpmoral 11y ago
>these sites ... attract a global labor pool to openly compete with one another for extremely price sensitive clients without the protection of artificial price controls. True, but why let that be an issue? No one's being forced to
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by jpmoral 11y ago
I read that email, here's an excerpt: >"Commercial activity" casts a wide net, which means a vast number of domain holders will be affected. Your privacy provider could be forced to publish your contact data in WHOIS or gi
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by jpmoral 11y ago
This. Most problem domains (and the software written to solve them) are not particularly 'sexy'. Most programmers aren't elite hackers either, but of those there are a lot who just get the job done. What I've found is
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by jpmoral 11y ago
You're missing my point. No one is trying to take away anyone's rights, whether to make money, spend it, or write about it.
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I don't think this answers the quoted question at all. the question isn't about whether the money was earned or not, or even how it should be spent. Rather it's about the doucheyness of writing about it.
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>you don't even know where to find credentials to log into its production systems since it was setup by some employee in the middle of the night a year ago that is no longer there. I've been the 'some employee'. I se
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by jpmoral 11y ago
Okay, so if a user only retrieve Keychain items manually (unlock keychain, view password, type/paste into app/website) and never allow apps to access it, is s/he safe?
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I only seem to feel this going to and from new places.
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In my country certain electronics engineering jobs require a license. The licensing system and the exams are a joke, they don't test for engineering ability at all, more like trivia and formula-memorization tests. Fortunately, only a
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Maybe it's parallel construction?
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The reason I ask is because I am a citizen of just such a country (high income inequality and high incidence of poverty). I'm not wealthy, but I'm better off than the vast majority and feel I can and should help somehow. It'
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by jpmoral 11y ago
> If inequality is very high and there is still subjective poverty in the country, that country's government is not taking poverty seriously... do not believe them, they have the resources! Any external help that is not advisory is
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Skyping with the enemy: I went undercover as a jihadi girlfriend(theguardian.com)
8 points by jpmoral 11y ago|1 comments