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by murat124 7y ago
I know. It is definitely much easier for a private citizen to take the $125 or free credit report and shut up. Hopefully it never comes to it but if things go south and I have to climb the hill then so be it. At least I'll know I still
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by murat124 7y ago
There's no proof Equifax or court can provide that my information was leaked from a source other than Equifax.
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by murat124 7y ago
These are what Equifax offers: - $125 cash, or - Free credit reporting (which is useless in essence) Though I am affected by the breach, considering the inadequate options Equifax is offering I will choose to keep my rights in case I become
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by murat124 7y ago
What a great way to learn a new language. Would pay for another language of this.
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by murat124 7y ago
> The galaxy of New Eden is composed of nearly 8,000 star systems. I loved Eve Online when I played it in the mid 2000s but its point and click mechanics as well as you'd have to wait days even weeks to acquire skills in some cases
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by murat124 7y ago
Not disagreeing with you but I believe Thoreau said that about philanthropy. > There are a thousand hacking at the branches of evil to one who is striking at the root, and it may be that he who bestows the largest amount of time and mone
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by murat124 7y ago
The Revolt of The Public and the Crisis of Authority in the New Millennium by Martin Gurri. [1] https://www.amazon.com/Revolt-Public-Crisis-Authority-Millen...
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by murat124 7y ago
Also this is how we saved batteries: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yk8v9Ijp1So
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by murat124 7y ago
I agree but the ones who remain don't care.
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by murat124 7y ago
By smoking it.
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by murat124 7y ago
If you want to really dive into hope/optimism you should read Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy's entry about Hope[1]. https://plato.stanford.edu/entries/hope/
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by murat124 7y ago
This seems a quick write up from a manager to the managers that simply says how big they are and that they are sorry. I doubt the public will ever see a technical postmortem. Still there are great lessons in this incident for them as much a
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by murat124 7y ago
You obviously don't recall the early years of AWS. Half of internet would go down for hours.
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by murat124 7y ago
My money is on config push.
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by murat124 7y ago
GCP has been down since 11:50am and they acked it 35 mins later. They're great at leaving their customers in the dark.
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by murat124 7y ago
My phone hasn't stopped paging. GCP is having major issues as well.
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by murat124 7y ago
> I argue that they can’t. In the physical world, continuous quantities (be they voltages or the parameters defining quantum-mechanical wave functions) can be neither measured nor manipulated exactly. That is, no continuously variable qu
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by murat124 7y ago
Former Exxon CEO and former Secretary of State Rex Tillerson famously stated in 2013 during a meeting with Exxonmobil shareholders: "What good is it to save the planet if humanity suffers"[1]. He explained, "As a species that
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by murat124 7y ago
First paragraph of the article: > Memorizing facts is generally seen as less important than developing skills like critical thinking. In fact, though, having information stored in your memory is what enables you to think critically. Uhm,
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by murat124 7y ago
Why is the minimum lifetime of data set to 3 months? Is it because 3 months sounds like a reasonable period of time for users to look back at their usage or is it because Google needs 3 months to process the data, for marketing or other mon
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by murat124 7y ago
Not only that but it looks more like government is asking for its cut of the profit FB has made.
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by murat124 8y ago
People changed their email passwords many times since then, time to update the db.
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by murat124 8y ago
Firefox Developer Edition 64 on Mac w/ uMatrix and bunch of other extensions. JW Player seems to be playing the video for me.