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by killbrad 10y ago
That's the Atlassian SaaS offering. You could still run it in any cloud yourself and get all the customizations you want.
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by killbrad 10y ago
I'd argue it's more meaningful, not more cumbersome. Do you only exclusively communicate with people via Facebook today?
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by killbrad 10y ago
Isn't trying to write a secure implementation of DNS as it is today, like adding a chain to your door? Mostly for show?
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by killbrad 10y ago
Black circular spots on sidewalks. Those were all gum someone spit out. You'll never be able to unsee that now.
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by killbrad 10y ago
And in the US, 3 oz or less. And it better be less if you don't want TSA stopping you. I've been stopped a number of times at TSA for 3 oz bottles of mouthwash or lotion. They don't make be throw it away, but it is an inconve
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by killbrad 10y ago
I sometimes suspect I'm one of very few Americans that don't use soap on my body. I wash my hair and face, and just rub the rest of my body under water. Soap just does nothing for me. And yes, I use deodorant. I've never seen
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by killbrad 10y ago
Yep, many people do.
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by killbrad 10y ago
This is an article like many others, that acts as if you simply work yourself as hard as possible, you can be successful. Most will fail, few will succeed with this approach. I'm much happier enjoying my life, making good money, and sp
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by killbrad 10y ago
Far more secure how?
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by killbrad 10y ago
Garbage article. Wonder where the kickback went.
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by killbrad 10y ago
This is a death kneel to Etherium. Immutability is literally the only thing that made it stand out from any other form of currency. Now it's no better or worse than any other form of currency. Someone can decide they don't like it
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by killbrad 10y ago
What is your question exactly?
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by killbrad 10y ago
https://blogs.aws.amazon.com/security/post/Tx1P6IGLLZ935I4/W...
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by killbrad 10y ago
So, is it that you don't get how encryption works, or you think Amazon can access that data somehow?
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by killbrad 10y ago
Can you say that in a generally digestible way?
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by killbrad 10y ago
Maybe I'm just jaded, but everyone on slashdot has always seemed like a cynical, tin foil hat wearing, "neckbeard".
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by killbrad 10y ago
I believe it was Target, not WM.
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by killbrad 10y ago
How about his comments regarding the judge?
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by killbrad 10y ago
Just a minor note, he is not from Chicago - it's not even in the same county as Chicago.
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by killbrad 10y ago
Well, since Facebook said it, it must be true, and immutably so.
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by killbrad 10y ago
It's great they have a children's union! So nice of them to let the children collectively bargain for a little extra food.
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by killbrad 10y ago
Yeah, it seems like nearly every commenter on this article has indicated they are on some sort of prescription stimulant, yikes.
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by killbrad 10y ago
Did you mean "vehemently disagree"?
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by killbrad 10y ago
What's weird about them not supporting ipv6?
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by killbrad 10y ago
They want to limit control in an environment they are asked to control.
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by killbrad 10y ago
Sold out because they purchased all the tickets before you could buy one.
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by killbrad 10y ago
That was a beautifully written piece.
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by killbrad 10y ago
Oh please - I've read the NYT article, but I haven't seen anything otherwise that corroborates it. White collar friends that work there are very happy. Wage workers there have gripes but nothing abnormal for the industry. The beau
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by killbrad 10y ago
I've never noticed this actually. Example of a product that does this? I tried Sub&Save for Tide a while back but the one I wanted kept getting cancelled and I was offered an alternative so I stopped trying and went with buying it
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by killbrad 10y ago
How much longer are we going to have this broken system in place, where large swaths of the internet can be hijacked at will? We have plenty of smart people, but here we are still...

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