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4y ago
Lots of players in this space. At my work we have: https://www.apptio.com/products/cloudability/
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Trick for those looking to unfreeze but dont want to create an account. Do it by phone. As long as you have your freeze pin its automated and takes 1-3 mins. No account needed. Did it last week.
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4y ago
I just preordered and I will echo this. On track to replace my gas furnace in the next few years, this sounds awesome, but HA integration would be very highly desired.
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4y ago
1. Domains are guaranteed to be unique. We have global registrars and global DNS, its not possible to have duplicate domains.. 2. Don't utilize a domain that is shared by lots of people. There is also lots of DNS tricks (TXT records) t
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4y ago
The problem with infinite, easy to create identities leads to a well researched attack, known as a Sybil[1] attack. If there isn't some type of cost or friction to creating identities, you will have a lot of bad behavior, full stop. Th
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4y ago
Brave's search is actually pretty good. It has been my daily driver for a month or so. It seems to prioritize forums and what-not. It also supports !g , so if a search doesn't return expected results I just head to google.
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4y ago
PrpTip: Use discord in your browser. I use it for gaming, with voice chat. Works fine. The only downside is that your voice chat audio will output to whatever channel your browser audio is set to. Edit: also push to talk wont work, but it w
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4y ago
And all of the infrastructure management for free!!!!
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4y ago
Thats interesting, my internal custom-designed red team malware does that exact same thing (js file in a zip). Except for the "does nothing" part. Once you click on it, I start a covert command channel in the background, using DNS
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I'm not an expert here, but the working theory I believe is that Talc mines also had asbestos in some of them. Like basically unseen veins of asbestos. So you mine for 100 days and get 100% Talc, then on 101 day you hit an asbestos v
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Make the API work backwards perhaps.... You send the code or transformation you want into the API and it returns results.
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4y ago
Unfortunately you are in the minority, in general these hidden or drip fees increase revenue[1]. 1. https://therooster.com/articles/stubhub-experiment-shows-tha...
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4y ago
Splunk is HEAVILY pushing their SaaS offering at the moment. They are the most obnoxious vendor we currently deal with. We are fine on prem, pay big $$ license fees, but not enough. They want that sweet SaaS revenue. I would be wary of push
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4y ago
The airline industry is more or less an oligopoly and perhaps even a commodity service, so growing market share kinda means not sucking. The basic experience of an airplane (getting from point A to point B quickly) hasn't changed much.
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4y ago
That’s easy to say when you take home 300k and the company generates 600k of revenue per employee. It’s totally different when you are making $18 / hour and the company calculates your value at $19. Screw up a little bit your done. Pus
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4y ago
Or you know fly the ones that pay their people well and don't have issues like this to start with (cough * delta * cough)
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Is this just an Amazon ad / puff-piece ? The retired Police officer recommends "Amazon key" as his first defense. Then after that he recommends Amazon locker. Lastly the officer recommends a Ring camera. Not a video camera or
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Perhaps because they view the people using the device as their primary (or perhaps only) customers? As opposed to a lot of other hardware manufacturers, where the end-user is 'part of the ecosystem', along with advertisers, and o
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billing zip code seems to be the standard in the united states.
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So 'superstonk' was created after all that. It was basically the crazies from WSB after the WSB mods wanted to tone down the conspiracy theories. Prior to the GME squeeze, the talk on WallStreeBets was basically "GME is sound
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Yes they have a job title called “buyer” whose job it is to find goods that the store should sell, including quality and safety (varies by store!).
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These older vehicles emit roughly as much as current (gas powered) small gas engines (aka lawnmowers, leaf blowers, etc). So unless your household (or your maintenance crew) is 100% electrified, your part of the problem. https://
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The local DA is the person to look to here. Cops don't persecute cases. Clearly the cops started this stupid ball rolling, but anyone at the local attorneys office could have just chosen not to persecute. Instead they offered the plea
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yea I recently started monitoring my homes CO2 levels with some DIY sensors. You need to enter your elevation above sea level or have a pressure sensor hooked up. So if the op set a static pressure I assume that would affect the readings a
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His point was if you are about to literally buy the stock, there is no downside to selling a put (upside is a different story of course). Especially Cash secured puts.
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Join any server remotely related to crypto or finance, the spam messages will start rolling in. I get on average about 1 a day, something about "pumps" (whatever that is)
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4y ago
Is this a shill or do you work for Airbnb? The internet is overwhelmingly filled with negative Airbnb experiences... Your experience is by far the outlier from the typical way Airbnb handles this.
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Are you certain about this? Why on earth would Blink-182 (or their people / record label / etc) agree to this deal? Are you saying these big A++ acts are signing deals with TicketMaster saying "yea sell em for whatever you wa
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The point is that is factored into the cost. Regardless of what you plan for, you need to offer a 3 year warranty. That has a non-zero cost, regardless of how reliable or awesome you make your product.
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Your asking him to prove a negative, of course he cannot do that…
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