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by lozaning 7y ago
I should have paid more attention to my phrasing. If you were running less than 7 cards per rig you likely did it wrong. Now if you do it at all you're doing it wrong. ROI is more or less impossible now. By the time you'd get clos
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by lozaning 7y ago
If you're not running 7+ cards on a mining rig you're probably doing it wrong. The higher the number of cards you run in a rig the more you can distribute the cost of the non mining hardware (HD, mobo, cpu, memory) across cards. A
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by lozaning 7y ago
Could also be the rake you pay to the company who will sell you hardware on terms with a PO. Company I worked for in the past had a significant line of business with a major post prod company in the valley that was just buying hundreds of D
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by lozaning 7y ago
Its almost _never_ RICO: https://www.popehat.com/2016/06/14/lawsplainer-its-not-rico-...
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by lozaning 7y ago
Trying to play attack with no pocket is a fool's errand. I honestly don't know how they manage to play.
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by lozaning 7y ago
There's much cheaper wifi scales out there that sync into the fitbit app. I've got a $40 weight gurus ones, works great.
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by lozaning 7y ago
I dont think there's any unused space at the bottom of the ocean, we keep the ocean down there. If you fill that space with air bladders you'll have just raised the sea level by whatever amount of space you inflate the bags with.
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by lozaning 7y ago
I thought that was supposed to be the difference between TED and TEDx. TEDx being the one lacking most any credibility.
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by lozaning 7y ago
I dont recall if it was an official policy or more of a guideline, but when I interned at IBM in college if you had less than ~15 patents to your name you'd never be promoted to manager.
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by lozaning 7y ago
I dont think drivers can see how much you tip on average, and you get rated before they see how much you tipped for the trip.
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by lozaning 7y ago
What kind of equipment do they plan on (or maybe they are already rolling it out now?) providing customers in order to actually route that much data? I recently upgraded to gig fibre and had to replace a bunch of my network components to in
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by lozaning 7y ago
DefCon groups being a solid alternative if you live in an area that doesnt have a 2600 group.
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by lozaning 7y ago
Im not, but thats the glory of using (XXX)867-5309. Tons of people know to use that number when buying groceries, many less so when buying gas.
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by lozaning 7y ago
His Juicero teardown is also gold: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Cp-BGQfpHQ
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by lozaning 7y ago
The discount is markedly more substantial than 3%. If it's a Safeway brand gas station the max discount is a dollar off per gallon. The safeway gas station I used to do this at currently has regular for $2.69 a gallon.
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by lozaning 7y ago
Set something like this up for spots at Point Reyes and I'd be your first customer. Been trying for more than a year to snag a spot there.
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by lozaning 7y ago
At risk of ya'll taking "my" safeway gas rewards, this is almost always good for whatever the maximum discount off per gallon is at any safeway that also has a gas station.
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by lozaning 7y ago
They automagically extend out only when you're nearby, otherwise they're fully recessed into the car.
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by lozaning 7y ago
EVERYTHING behind cloudflare will captcha you on every page load. Have a dynamic IP from your ISP, they'll know about the new one with 30 minutes.
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by lozaning 7y ago
Cant recommend not running a TOR exit node from home enough. When i was running mine for the ~6 months it was online, cox would shut my internet off for various reasons on a weekly basis.
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by lozaning 7y ago
Alex Pinto gave a phenomenal DefCon talk several years ago that really highlights this issue, "Secure Because Math". It gets into how modern ML/AI/Voodoo IPS systems essentially can't work because the training data
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by lozaning 7y ago
I'd recommend you go watch Gattica.
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by lozaning 7y ago
The pricing for this actually looks much more reasonable than I'd have expected. Last (and only time) I chartered a helicopter it was back to Hong Kong from Macau, and it ran me ~$850.00 USD. Palo Alto to Napa is "only" like
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by lozaning 7y ago
I think you answered the second part of your post with the first didnt you? Get the source and compile it yourself.
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by lozaning 7y ago
A huge color company out in the valley is notorious for calling up 120 days past the invoice date on NET30 terms and only offering to pay on a credit card. I swear some of these companies would spend a dollar to screw you out of 50 cents.
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by lozaning 7y ago
Hell I had a buddy in high school that went through and wrote a custom program that's only function was to perfectly 'emulate' the entire calculators menu system, so that when asked to demonstrate that he had no notes or prog
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by lozaning 7y ago
One of the things that I've noticed traveling internationally for work is how much this differs from country to country. You'll be hard pressed to find a public trash can anywhere in Suwoon, South Korea. Meanwhile there's a t
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by lozaning 7y ago
Your step 1 should really be, spend enough time on the internet to gain enough clout to get invited to a private tracker, and then maintain your seed ratio so you dont get kicked off. Otherwise if you're downloading stuff off the pirat
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by lozaning 7y ago
Los Movies is essentially the same thing.
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by lozaning 7y ago
Totally unrelated to this topic, but I absolutely love Joel's "You suck at excel" youtube video, done in the same vein as the old "You suck at photoshop" tutorials someone made. https://www.youtube.com&#x

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