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by maxk42 7y ago
Without revealing details -- I worked for this company at this time. I was privy to certain financial details. Google did not destroy them. A combination of poor business decisions and possibly corruption did. I watched these decisions u
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by maxk42 7y ago
What exercise does is give you margin. If you're naturally inclined to eat more than your basal metabolic rate by 500 calories per day then it's trivial to maintain your weight if you're getting two hours of walking in per d
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by maxk42 7y ago
Please ping me if you ever get this set up.
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by maxk42 7y ago
Somewhat north of 70% of internet traffic passes through AWS servers at this point.
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by maxk42 7y ago
Would be better if it also supported a new warning / permission to request insecure camera access.
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by maxk42 7y ago
So nobody is going to mention that cement itself sequesters carbon dioxide? https://www.cement.org/for-concrete-books-learning/concrete-... http://theconversation.com/eco-cement-the-cheapest-carbon-se..
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by maxk42 7y ago
Perhaps you forgot about AWS? More than 70% of the world's internet data goes through just one of their data centers: https://www.nextgov.com/analytics-data/2016/01/70-percent-gl...
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by maxk42 7y ago
My job is not investigating phishing but security is everyone's job. Reporting what was obviously a targeted phishing attack to the people who do investigate phishing is a basic expectation. Now before you try to tell me "well y
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by maxk42 7y ago
I'm a tech professional and security is a regular part of my jobs. At one point -- while contracting for a Fortune 500 client that shall remain unnamed -- I received an email that was quite clearly phishing. Curious as to what the pa
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by maxk42 7y ago
A simple solution is to have a single table with the fields: id, parent, name id is your primary key. parent is the id of the parent (if one exists) or a sentinel value (NULL or 0) if no parent exists, and name is "Dog", "Ca
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by maxk42 7y ago
My layman's interpretation: Taking the author's argument that a/b = the number x, for which x * b = a, it's easy to draw this out to it's logical conclusion: For numerators (that is: a) other than 0, you get impossi
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by maxk42 7y ago
This isn't right.
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by maxk42 7y ago
Asthma was her cause of death. It may be due to a genetic disorder, a disease, or some other cause. But air pollution was not definitively shown to be the cause of her death. This is a political move committed by Stephen Holgate, the for
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by maxk42 8y ago
This "article" is a clever ad.
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by maxk42 8y ago
Location: Sparks, NV Remote: Yes, 11 years experience Willing to relocate: Not generally, but for the right price/opportunity I can be convinced. Technologies: PHP, Python, Node. Golang, C, easily assimilate new languages / not af
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by maxk42 8y ago
According to WordPress, it's about 25%. [1] So it would mostly be not-WordPress. [1] https://venturebeat.com/2015/11/08/wordpress-now-powers-25-o...
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by maxk42 8y ago
This is disingenuous. They're comparing the entire entertainment industry to the manufacturing portion of the agriculture industry. If you include agriculture's entire impact after the manufacturing step, you'll find the re
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by maxk42 8y ago
And they also own a major national publication.
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by maxk42 8y ago
Patent-pending? No thanks.
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by maxk42 8y ago
.wtf has been around for a long time now
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by maxk42 8y ago
SPAs can be JAMstack or non-JAMstack. JAM is secure as fuck when there's no 'A' or when you trust the 'A' strongly. (e.g. Google Maps API) Otherwise, you're just making security someone else's problem.
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by maxk42 8y ago
I'll point out that the sunniest parts of western Quebec get fewer than 1900 hours of sunshine annually. [1] That's fewer than any point in the contiguous US. Cedars metabolize O2 -- not CO2 -- in the absence of sunlight. That
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by maxk42 8y ago
> Would your opinion change if you reread the content with the understanding HTTPS is assumed when talking about web privacy in 2019? Well he began by talking about email, so no. If we want to talk about HTTPS and 2019, then let's
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by maxk42 8y ago
Yes, but it's not encrypted. Furthermore the article begins with the premise of using text-only data transfer protocols such as MIME, then goes on to talk about base64-encoding then gzipping data. If he were to continue talking abou
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by maxk42 8y ago
Well perhaps it's mathematics that could benefit from an update to its representation. Mathematical symbols have evolved over hundreds of years and aren't really suited to modern systems of representation. When it comes to compu
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by maxk42 8y ago
Well if you're paying a salary then you automatically have to tack on 15% employment taxes above the cost of salary plus costs of payroll and any benefits. For most employers this falls in the range of 20 - 30%. So that potentially i
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by maxk42 8y ago
You could embed public keys in DNS records for one. But I'll admit I was hoping someone who understands security better than I do would jump in. All I know is that centralized certificate authorities act as choke-points malicious gove
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by maxk42 8y ago
This is bullshit. Entrenching TLS in web standards is just handing the keys to the internet over to malicious government entities. We need security without TLS.
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by maxk42 8y ago
This one on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B001PDGFR8/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b... Looks like they're out of stock now, but it has a big label on the front that says co2meter.com, so you might want to c
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by maxk42 8y ago
It was causing a narcolepsy-like condition which caused me to experience extreme drowsiness and lethargy and fall asleep at inappropriate hours in my apartment. My doctors couldn't figure out what it was because every time I'd go

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