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3y ago
regardless, C-level salaries were probably high enough that they can skate by a while without a salary for a bit and pay for marketplace healthcare coverage if absolutely necessary
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3y ago
The acquiring company probably didn't buy Bandcamp, they probably bought the assets, and that means the employees don't automatically come over, you get hired by the new company. Likely not a labor violation, unfortunately
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3y ago
I mean if you don't have that trust you shouldn't use an Apple device at all
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3y ago
The Costco (or any other retailer co-branded card) vs. Apple thing is interesting People run all kinds of purchases through Costco. Weekly grocery runs. Running their business, etc. People generally aren't shopping at Apple on a weekly
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3y ago
Were these automated "attacks" hitting you by hostname or IP? Because there's a chance you would've been getting them regardless just from people scanning the entire IPv4 space
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3y ago
There were a lot of places that didn't map--some that were transcribed correctly and exist as places in the US, and some that didn't map because they were transcribed incorrectly
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3y ago
almost certainly just a random/typical ransomware attack, not a specific target at them because they're a casino
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3y ago
It's very hard to ensure you capture every single possible failure mode. Yes, the engineering control is important but it's not the most critical. What to do if it does fail (for any reason) is the truly critical control, because
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3y ago
>If you are going to do this, it needs to be paired with price controls on rental housing. Otherwise the expense is passed on and becomes a de facto regressive tax on (usually poor) renters. I would expect a jurisdiction progressive enou
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3y ago
>Most other places re-assess all property values on an ongoing basis and charge you accordingly Those reassessments are based on market activity over the preceding year. Property changing hands without actually being a real estate transa
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3y ago
It was a fool's errand to think that we were going to have 10-20x more content for 1/5th the price forever Streaming's original premise was cheap content in Netflix. People were fine waiting 2-3 years to watch a show when it
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3y ago
As mentioned in the original linked article the thing suppressing tropical systems so far this year is wind shear
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Ask HN: How were the Baby Bells named?
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3y ago
This is exactly the case. API calls/cli tools never went down because they tickle the control plane APIs directly, and the Portal also tickles those APIs directly. The Portal seems to just be a client-side web app, and the CDN serving
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3y ago
>In France (civil law, different from US common law) a notary is a qualified lawyer whose role when selling the house is to ensure that all the legal aspects are handled correctly (including things as making sure that the technical revie
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3y ago
A notary in France must mean something completely different from a notary in the United States. In the US a notary simply is verifying the identity, and swearing they have done so, of the people signing the document. It's entirely poss
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3y ago
I would say that map indicates dropping LHT is not that big of a deal. The only markets of consequence are the British Isles, Japan, Australia/New Zealand, and India India is large population but if I recall correctly a pretty insular
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3y ago
I think it's a combination of all of the above. Plus, 5G is still new so there's still way fewer towers and less spectrum dedicated vs. LTE One other thing is that 5G as it stands now is a bit of a hybrid, still relying on LTE net
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3y ago
>I wonder what they're doing differently Largest thing that stands out to me is simply scale
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3y ago
I think that is their point? That China wouldn't let that happen, meaning the Yuan is unlikely to become the world's new reserve currency?
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3y ago
This is a great diatribe and all, but it totally ignores the fact that it's not 1787 anymore, and we've changed as a country--including changing the Constitution. Change, I should note, the drafters intended for us to make and con
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3y ago
This is neat, and as someone who wants to eventually build a layout in his basement I'm glad there's continued development of these types of projects, but I'm not sure I see how this is going to be simpler than DCC. The compl
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3y ago
>I suspect people behind CGNAT and other such technologies may be flagged as bots because one of their peers is tainting their IP address' reputation, or maybe something else is going on on a network level This is a thing that is ab
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3y ago
This is changing rapidly and in significant ways, at least in the US There's a lot of requirements that apply to institutions as a whole to clean up their acts and mature a lot of their security processes to even be eligible for grants
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4y ago
Are you saying it's impossible to mitigate/eliminate package source confusion attacks? There's no way in Python to pin the source exactly where Google wants it?
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4y ago
>If I understood that article correctly, the flight was mistakenly booked to begin at BHM instead of BHX (not to end at BHM instead of BHX) Yes, but it should've been obvious when the flight to Las Vegas was 4 hours instead of 12
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4y ago
It has happened between Birmingham, Alabama (BHM) and Birmingham, England, UK (BHX) https://www.cbs42.com/news/alabama-welcomes-british-couple-a... Obviously people don't pay attention to flight times, it should&#
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4y ago
Yes, almost always. That information is public record and part of the arrest record
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4y ago
I mean flatcars are still used today (not just historically) for things like tanks, farm equipment, lumber, semi-trailers, and sometimes even standard containers ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flatcar ) Cars that carry
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4y ago
Per square mile is not useful. Crime rates are related to people. People commit crimes, not land. This is a made up statistic whose only useful purpose is to make San Francisco go to the top of a list it otherwise would not. It's why c
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