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by loopdoend 15y ago
If JotForms charged $10 to $20 no one would use them. A competitor with more thoughtful plans for discouraging phishing would wipe them out. I imagine most of these forms could be automatically detected.
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by loopdoend 15y ago
That vast majority of your users account for what, like 10% of your revenue, or less? The real point of your product is targeting addicts, whales, as you called them, and manipulating them into paying money for nothing. Yes, actually nothin
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by loopdoend 15y ago
You do realize that the whole point of these games is socially engineering people into parting with as much money as possible, right? They're paying money for a chance at winning certain pixels and you're pretending in your head that they'r
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by loopdoend 15y ago
This is fine if your site is small and don't have a lot of users, but adding fields or data to existing documents is extremely expensive in mongoDB. Just don't design your product around this.
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by loopdoend 15y ago
They have dental setups in the hospitals here for emergencies but generally it's not taken seriously enough. Poor dental care can have a tremendous impact on a persons physical and mental health.
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by loopdoend 15y ago
And chew xylitol gum. It kills bacteria. But it won't cure an impacted wisdom tooth. There are places that will put you out to remove them so stop putting it off.
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by loopdoend 15y ago
I think even more importantly than using a VPN in some foreign country, I would start by not joking about 'destroying America' so they wouldn't have a reason to bother me. Then again I have no intention of ever visiting the States again.
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by loopdoend 15y ago
I don't know of a single VPN service that doesnt keep logs, they might not log the sites you visit but they all log which customer has which IP at which time.
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by loopdoend 15y ago
The noise pollution in Toronto is obscene and I am thinking I should move somewhere else. I live by the Gardiner, and I also code at night, it is bliss, there are virtually no cars on the road. No noisy neighbours or horns or traffic or str
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by loopdoend 15y ago
Is there any doubt that sites like these* are simply exploiting a legal loophole? They recruit people to upload third-party content to their sites and then pay based on how many downloads/paid service signups the uploader gets.[1] So, guess
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by loopdoend 15y ago
I would appreciate a service that sent me the same thing over and over every two weeks, say Mini Dickmann's from Germany, they are the best. This way people could get their favorite thing, or a selection which is tailored to them.
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by loopdoend 15y ago
The SSSS mark is also handed out when you purchase your ticket shortly before the flight or when you pay in cash, or at the discretion of the airline. I've endured it more times than I care to recall because I frequently change my travel pl
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by loopdoend 15y ago
I find Twilio's calls to be very expensive. If you're serious about keeping costs down(and writing an app that is primarily voice), a better solution is Asterisk in the cloud with say, Adhearsion ( https://github.com/adhearsion/adhearsion )
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by loopdoend 15y ago
I'm pretty sure PayPal charges fees for the convenience of getting your money instantly, which means nobody is expecting charity here as you seem to be implying. Thus, PayPal is not bearing all the risk, indeed they are being paid to carry
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by loopdoend 15y ago
Flippant disregard for customers and their intelligence: -100 reputation
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by loopdoend 15y ago
Purely speculation but perhaps he is carrying his phone with him and it is correlating his location with the timestamps on the images, or perhaps he marked himself as attending an event which is at the venue. From an image recognition stand
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by loopdoend 15y ago
The Wikileaks-offensive project was known as Team Themis. Perhaps you didn't realize that. The email address pt-themis-bcc@palantir.com, along with the sharing of third party software, is enough to prove that they were a part of this acti
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by loopdoend 15y ago
That's funny, how did HBGary get Palantir's site license for Kapow Katalyst if they had nothing to do with them? http://leaks.anonamegame.com/aaron_hbgary_com/13188.html How did they get a pt-themis-bcc@palantir.com forwarding address? Yo
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by loopdoend 15y ago
Theoretically speaking, blocking them is completely impossible. Websites aren't spam, they have structure and content, and ads are obvious. The ads have similar sizes, positions, elements, cookies, yadda yadda. This is about money.
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by loopdoend 15y ago
Mistakenly implies that it wasn't a direct result of policy and an inherently malicious protocol of operations. This, in my opinion, was not a mistake, but rather the result of systemic incompetence and technical illiteracy on the part of t
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by loopdoend 15y ago
Simple math? What? Who said 'simple math' and how do you define it? I know my GP probably couldn't 'simple math' his way out of a paper bag, neither could a lot of valuable professionals who don't use math on a daily basis. There's more to
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by loopdoend 15y ago
FreeBSD now with more horns less devil. Allow me to play devil's advocate for a second here... wait. What I mean is, the devil's in the details with logo design, seriously. Just be careful not to insult the pious, there'll be hell to pay. A
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by loopdoend 15y ago
I transferred all my domains to moniker.com and have an account rep that calls me if any odd activity occurs. I doubt this would happen with them. They allow you to lock down your domains so that it requires offline authentication to move t
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by loopdoend 15y ago
It's called link bait.
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by loopdoend 15y ago
The gremlins do not exist! The attribution of causality to gremlins is likely causing problems for many people and should be avoided.
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by loopdoend 15y ago
That is a massive hole. Very nice find. I hope you notified the ad network of this before you posted it though, responsible disclosure of these things is important because this hole can now be used by anyone to do pretty much anything. The
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by loopdoend 15y ago
If Google still requires you to use your real name to register but allows you to show only a pseudonym, the problem ceases to exist because there is no one able to rat you out. That is, unless they write an algorithm that checks for "Dear r
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by loopdoend 15y ago
The EFF raises money through gloating about the good they do. If they didn't trumpet their successes people wouldn't see the value. Frankly, Google was forced to make this decision by people like danah boyd, poor press, and a bad position i