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by ktsmith 15y ago
A single C7000 is 10U in height and can house 16 half height blades. If they are using full height blades it houses eight. A typical enclosure is 36U, 42U, or 45U so it's certainly plausible the enclosure that was seized housed multiple bla
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by ktsmith 15y ago
You are making an assumption that his blade server wasn't covered by the warrant. It's much more likely that the warrant was quite broad and allowed for the FBI to take exactly what they did. This has proven to be the case throughout the ye
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by ktsmith 15y ago
Pop pop boats are real and have been around for a long time, I had a couple when I was a kid and it was fun to play with. You can see some more examples of pop pop boats and read some history here: http://www.nmia.com/~vrbass/pop-pop/
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by ktsmith 15y ago
You'll get no argument from me about holding judges accountable it's an interesting issue though. Was the warrant issued by a state or federal judge? Federal judges are appointed for life and not elected so the people can't exactly kick the
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by ktsmith 15y ago
It's doubtful the evidence was illegally obtained. The warrant was probably for the hardware, and was probably overly broad allowing for the removal of more than was necessary. That's been the routine since at least the mid 90s. There are p
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by ktsmith 15y ago
The FBI has been doing these kinds of raids for years and years, there just hasn't been one in the news lately.
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by ktsmith 15y ago
While Washoe and Clark counties are the two largest with Reno and Las Vegas being the two largest population centers there's a large rural and conservative population that prevents many progressive laws from passing.
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by ktsmith 15y ago
There are drive through liquor stores in some counties.
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by ktsmith 15y ago
There aren't people just wandering around with machine guns you can however rent them for use at various ranges. For example: http://www.lasvegasgunrange.net/RangeRentals.aspx
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by ktsmith 15y ago
It's Earth but it has a Maps style view as well. The system is powered by an Nvidia Tegra chip. http://blogs.nvidia.com/2011/06/nvidia-and-audi-drive-auto-i...
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by ktsmith 15y ago
The employee would have three days to bring in documents showing work eligibility. If after three days the employee couldn't do so the employer would no longer be able to offer any benefits (employment, health insurance etc). You can call U
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by ktsmith 15y ago
I found your comment to be vague and I asked for clarification while citing a specific concern. The fact that you mentioned a law professor and political capital is mostly meaningless. Due to my employment I see all kinds of issues related
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by ktsmith 15y ago
My comment was much too general and for that I apologize. It all depends on which law or section of law specifically you end up breaking. A first offense for knowingly hiring an undocumented worker will be met with fines and the fines incre
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by ktsmith 15y ago
I think it is great that he wrote about his story. The way the law is written he'll have to leave the country unless someone pulls some major strings for him. I'm a little more surprised about everything that is included in the article howe
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by ktsmith 15y ago
Working on this issue how? Trying to find/provide work for these people or simply trying to change the law. There's a big difference between the two and knowingly employing an undocumented worker (illegal alien) is a felony.
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by ktsmith 15y ago
Mr. Nguyen said the company had taken the criticism to heart and charted a new course. He fired Color’s president, Peter Pham, and its engineers are building a new version of the app to be released later this summer.
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by ktsmith 15y ago
The submitter account looks a lot like spam to me. No comments, short existence on the site, a few random submissions and everything else about nexmo. Which is likely why linking to one specific portion of the API doesn't make a lot of sens
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by ktsmith 15y ago
That's pretty unlikely. If you look at their acquisitions they are buying up companies that are sitting in different points of the advertising ecosystem. This purchase gives them yield optimization technology.
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by ktsmith 15y ago
Contact page, as the paper flys out from the background.
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by ktsmith 15y ago
Lots of American cities are very spread out so you don't have to be in a rural area in order to have to travel more than five miles to satisfy your every day needs.
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by ktsmith 15y ago
I don't mind the contact form personally, I get it that spam sucks and it's an easy way to help prevent _some_ spam. The bigger problem is the field labels being inside the input elements. Once you enter them and put anything the labels go
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by ktsmith 15y ago
The article states that the banks automated systems were triggered for suspicious activity and the bank ignored them. One would think that at the very least that would make the bank negligent. Of course there is probably more to it than tha
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by ktsmith 15y ago
> you're talking about about making a cleaner legal audit trail. Not exactly, the legal audit trail can be messy and it doesn't matter one bit so long as it's accurate. In the case described change one is logged and the undo constitues
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by ktsmith 15y ago
It's certainly possible that the deployment of five restaurants are just so that the developers have 100% control over the proving ground for their new software. It certainly sounds like this is a technology company to me anyway.
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by ktsmith 15y ago
It depends on the context. In the last two years I've worked on apps where undo would mean incurring liability or potentially losing money immediately following a change. In the first example where liability would be incurred allowing the u
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by ktsmith 15y ago
> You'd just have a dashboard full of invites instead of a dashboard full of add notices. I don't participate on github so I did't think you'd just stuff all of those notices on the dashboard. That sounds like a pretty broken UI IMHO. &
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by ktsmith 15y ago
I think the number of steps isn't really that important. For me I care more about permission being explicit and not implicit. I prefer systems where other users have to get my permission to interact with me rather than automatically having
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by ktsmith 15y ago
Both are excellent points. IWB holsters are primarily used for the purpose of concealment so to see the handle sticking out of someones waistband would be somewhat unusual. I probably wouldn't use an iwb without a jacket so the jacket would
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by ktsmith 15y ago
I would venture a guess that the person with the glock tucked in their waistband was either an idiot, or more likely, carrying illegally. I live in an open carry state and unless you have a concealed carry permit you can carry your gun on y
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by ktsmith 15y ago
Make the sign up link much more prominent, and have it available on every page. Make pricing information available prior to asking for my email address and shipping address. If you are showing the $9 price somewhere on the site before the s

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