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by navbaker 8y ago
>That, or we move ad blocking out of the browser and into the OS where sites have absolutely no access whatsoever. Interesting concept. Asking as a layman: is this possible? Is the browser sandboxed enough away from the OS that this is a
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by navbaker 8y ago
Nothing get attention faster than showing up in the office of the person who hired you to do the pen test!
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by navbaker 8y ago
Yes, 1.1 percent of the average of the highest three years you were paid during your service for each year you worked. So if you did 30 years, you’d make 33 percent pension. That’s on top of the employer match that the government does if yo
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by navbaker 8y ago
I last built a gaming rig in 2012 and just this January decided it was time to upgrade. It took me a bit to figure out why the hell a mid-range graphics card was $700 minimum.
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by navbaker 8y ago
I took the parent comment to mean 12 hours, 6 days a week. Did he actually mean he works 12-6?
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by navbaker 8y ago
Do you actually like working 12x6 or do you feel it’s the only way you’ll be successful?
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by navbaker 9y ago
Like it or not, it has become part of the lexicon for talking about network and computer security. Trust me, hearing it used non-ironically made me cringe for quite some time, but after 10 years working in the industry on the military side,
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by navbaker 9y ago
What made them “psychopaths”?
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by navbaker 9y ago
They were very up front about what time it would turn on (they had big clocks in the room). They made sure to tie it to the time. And yes, they had plenty of books and toys :)
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by navbaker 9y ago
Sorry, no. I don’t know exactly what brand he bought, but there are several that come up after a search on amazon that look vaguely familiar.
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by navbaker 9y ago
I plan on implementing a fix my friends discovered as soon as my two kids are old enough to be out of the cribs. They bought smartphone controlled lightbulbs for their kids’ rooms and told them they weren’t allowed to come out until the lig
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by navbaker 9y ago
Unfortunately no. I am military right now so my hours are what my boss and meeting schedule says they are.
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by navbaker 9y ago
>>"How the hell am I gonna be involved with my son's life?" I’m actually in the process of changing careers due to the realization that remaining on my current track would put me at work before they get out of bed and h
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by navbaker 9y ago
Just finished the first four courses, didn’t realize the last course on RNNs isn’t live yet! Hoping he finishes it up soon, the other courses were superb.
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by navbaker 9y ago
Copy and paste of something I posted a while ago to someone asking a similar question: >I am extremely introverted, but one of the social activities I've found that actually DOESN'T drain me is going to game nights at my local
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by navbaker 9y ago
Current military here. Starting the process of resigning and will be out in around a year. I’ve gotten some great training, but after ten years, the job is becoming a PowerPoint and briefing hell. My masters is in CS with a focus in machine
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by navbaker 9y ago
I guess that’s what I was trying to get at. I understand how brands like Gucci get away with ludicrous pricing and positioning themselves as exclusive, but I have a harder time understanding why this is a good strategy for a company like Ni
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by navbaker 9y ago
Great link, thank you!
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by navbaker 9y ago
>For consumers, to whom shopping experiences matter as much, or more, than products, mass merchants are bringing nothing to the table. I’m not sure if it’s just me not being a hyper brand-conscious teenager anymore or if I’m just out of
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by navbaker 9y ago
Seconded. It's got most of the amenities of a big city without the traffic problems or horrendous cost of living. I really miss the greenway bike paths from my college days living there!
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by navbaker 9y ago
I have horrendous social anxiety and discovering local game stores has been one of the best things to happen to me. Something about knowing that everyone is there for the same purpose of enjoying a shared experience in whatever board game&#
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by navbaker 9y ago
We regret to inform you that we will be discontinuing server support for your myFender.
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by navbaker 9y ago
Took me a bit to figure out you weren't talking about a guy with dozens of network devices.
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by navbaker 9y ago
Maybe it was covered in this article and I just don't know the technical term for it, but my biggest pet peeve is when a page is taking forever to finalize the load, but the text is all there so I scroll down and start reading. The pag
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by navbaker 9y ago
I've never seen a picture of the Cisco CEO, so every time he was mentioned in the article I kept picturing a very put-out Gavin Belson.
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by navbaker 9y ago
Find someone (or a YouTube video) that can teach you three or four basic chords that sound good together. Nothing too complex, maybe look up C, G, A minor, and E minor. Play them very slowly at first, not worrying about any kind of melody.
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by navbaker 9y ago
The instructions say to install Python 2.7. Does this not support 3.x?
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by navbaker 9y ago
Usually there isn't a spectator area per se, but spectators are always welcome. Most people are very excited to answer questions about their game of choice, strategy, what to buy to get in to the game, etc. Trust me, I'm well awar
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by navbaker 9y ago
I am extremely introverted, but one of the social activities I've found that actually DOESN'T drain me is going to game nights at my local game stores. Most stores have something going on every night, ranging from standard issue b
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by navbaker 9y ago
I read a similar time saver quite some time ago that posited that if an article headline is asking a question, the answer is usually "no".

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