lost_my_pwd

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by lost_my_pwd 10y ago
Docker ID: tautologistics Thank you in advance....
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by lost_my_pwd 11y ago
Are you sure the teller is really on the other side of that wall? At my CU there is a teller there 24/7, it's just that after hours it is via video terminal integrated with the ATM piped to some remote office.
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by lost_my_pwd 11y ago
That appears to be one of the changes in 1.4.0: https://github.com/atom/atom/pull/9968
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by lost_my_pwd 11y ago
Wow, I thought you were being a bit hyperbolic but then I checked... even with uBlock and Ghostery enabled, their homepage is 331 requests for a total of 10.3MB.
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by lost_my_pwd 11y ago
The system I have is wireless and despite being in a 3000+ sf home with many potential sources of interference, I have not had any communication issues. When a perimeter sensor, one that guards against intrusion, drops communication, the sy
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by lost_my_pwd 11y ago
I think you may have misunderstood. On my home security system, communication interruptions to a sensor are treated as a "bad" condition and alerts are sent with a comm warning. The system fails open. With the xFinity system, it f
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by lost_my_pwd 11y ago
Funny that you mention rationalizing; something these non-human predator can not do. They are simply doing what their instincts drive them to do: hunt and survive. That is nowhere near the same thing as a human killer that does it for non-s
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by lost_my_pwd 11y ago
There are quite a few Android apps out that crowdsource call blocklists. I have been using Truecaller[0] with good results thus far. [0] https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.truecaller
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by lost_my_pwd 11y ago
Not sure if it is scientifically confirmed but it is believed that dolphins can see inside a body to some extent with their sonar abilities.
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by lost_my_pwd 11y ago
RE: "I want a lawyer", you are overthinking this. The intent is clear in the context: you want a lawyer present for any questioning. While "My lawyer would be happy to answer all your questions" could be sufficient, why
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by lost_my_pwd 11y ago
Interesting. This is the first I have heard of this and CloudFlare's reputation has just gone up my eyes because of it. Is ISIS dangerous and deplorable? Sure. Are there ideas so dangerous that they do not deserve to be exposed to publ
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by lost_my_pwd 11y ago
The advantage is that one does not come to the conclusion that there's no point in assigning guilt/blame and merit to an individual's actions. At the very least there's no harm in assuming free will and it is a much less
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by lost_my_pwd 11y ago
Then it really does not matter. If everything we do is predetermined from the instant of our conception — actually much further back than that since all events leading up to one's conception were also predetermined — then we are all go
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by lost_my_pwd 11y ago
In the US, the sincerity of the asker can vary quite a bit; when I ask I usually want to actually know how someone is doing. The type and depth of the relationship between the asker and the askee can also determine if "How are you?&quo
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by lost_my_pwd 11y ago
I have never gotten results by attempting to use a company's regular support channels. Best bet is to research who works there in a capacity that would actually be concerned about security issues. On Nexmo's leadership page[0] I
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by lost_my_pwd 11y ago
Any plans to offer a "disconnected" version where I could push this data to my own aggregator+API instance? Use case for me would be where foot traffic numbers would itself be sensitive data.
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by lost_my_pwd 11y ago
The post/article to not describing some enhanced subsidy or discount that a married person gets, it is about how a take advantage of how a student's ability to pay is determined. If a student is single, both them and their parent&
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by lost_my_pwd 11y ago
Your post and the OPs suggest another factor that I have personally observed as being significant: gender. I am generalizing but father/daughter, as in the OP's case, seems to result in more leeway being given to the child, which
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by lost_my_pwd 11y ago
If one were looking to steal a bunch of jewelry, would it make more sense to hit a jewelry store or some large shopping mall?
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by lost_my_pwd 11y ago
It's a matter of target payoff. Dropbox, Drive, etc. are not specific to just storing password DBs. If my account is compromised, the attacker has one DB for their effort. If a cloud storage is compromised, the attacker has to scan thr
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by lost_my_pwd 11y ago
But where does your line get drawn and who gets to decide what "too dangerous" is? This is just ripe for abuse. There are many ideas that are considered a threat to the current regime of a country and in many cases there is the su
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by lost_my_pwd 11y ago
Slightly earlier post here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9447185
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by lost_my_pwd 11y ago
This comment from Higinio is both telling of his mindset and maddening: "They're not going to give a [...] 13-year-old kid access to a multi-million dollar Unix server because he wants to learn to program. They will use shit
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by lost_my_pwd 12y ago
One can also install modules from a git repo, from which access to the module can be controlled in the regular git fashion: "dependencies": { "private-module": "git+ssh://..." } or: &
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by lost_my_pwd 12y ago
Been thinking about this on and off since the last few times this has been posted. I could see a wiki or collaborative editing space being useful in creating lines of questioning on different topics; refined over time as new questions/
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by lost_my_pwd 12y ago
At another big online — and offline — book retailer the reason for this type of behavior was because of the legal department and upper management. For legal, there was a huge fear that anything we released or contributed to could open us up
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by lost_my_pwd 12y ago
The RadioShack sale may have just been completed but it there's still some hope: http://www.pcworld.com/article/2901995/new-york-threatens-ac...
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by lost_my_pwd 12y ago
Location: New York, US Remote: preferred Willing to relocate: already looking to move west Technologies: Node/Apache/Nginx/IIS/AWS, Express/Rails/Lotus, JS/Ruby/Coffeescript/PHP/C#/Java
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by lost_my_pwd 12y ago
> Never. Why would one stop? It is a good thing to stop people from doing bad things. > It's not a moralization that drugs are bad for you. It's an objective medical fact of injuries to the body, psyche, collateral damage to
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by lost_my_pwd 12y ago
Not if, when caps lock is detected, the case is inverted before submitting.

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