neximo64

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by neximo64 5y ago
I don't know if this is true, I saw a couple of Neo4j vulnerabilities show up as soon as the next day once it was disclosed.
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by neximo64 5y ago
There is legal precedent as grounds for dismissal for failing to attend a doctors appointment for the purposes of a medical evaluation for an employer or also failing to disclose medical records to an employer in Australia if it was part of
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by neximo64 5y ago
Did you sign access to it as part of your employment contract? Sorry to say but theres a chance it's all legal as you may have consented to it.
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by neximo64 5y ago
Doesn't github do that with the dependabot alerts, for free? On each push and via email. Why would you pick this one when you get that without even turning it on
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by neximo64 5y ago
The theft wasn't for dollars it was for Bitcoin. If that were done the flip case would need to be done. Say property was stolen, but then it was found out the property was physically sinking because of bad bedrock and is worthless. The
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by neximo64 5y ago
Coca Cola
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by neximo64 5y ago
Lots of large mature companies almost run themselves. You could have 'X' in suit running it and it wouldn't make a difference to performance. So doubtful an AI would be good since the valuable aspects in such scenarios are th
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by neximo64 5y ago
There exists a UN issued passport, the Laissez passer, but its not used for the purpose of leisure.
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by neximo64 5y ago
If the movement of people was equally balanced and not one way between countries I don't see how that would be a big deal. It is easy to say it ought to be equal but then the resulting flows need to be equal too. Likewise it does seem
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by neximo64 5y ago
It really depends, you can turn this into an advantage instead of a mistake. I think the element of it that is a mistake is the bit where its happening in a way end customers don't see, or the reason its done quickly is its for an MVP&
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by neximo64 5y ago
If they have a bigger selloff count me in as a buyer since if they pay a dividend i'll be very quickly getting my money back.
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by neximo64 5y ago
I was waiting for this, you have basically gone for an ad hominem, which is how basically you fail to win an argument. I am assuming from the 'where you sit is where you stand' principle that you are from the Netherlands. I can un
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by neximo64 5y ago
> It amounts to ~6% of all of the company’s liabilities. Too small to be a 'bank' that sells coffee.
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by neximo64 5y ago
Whilst my appeal may be to authority yours is based on what you feel is right and wrong and that isn't the same as how the law works. In fact it's built to work against what a consumer feels to what that is fair. You might not lik
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by neximo64 5y ago
I am from an EU country, and studied law. It doesn't work the way you're saying in court.
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by neximo64 5y ago
None of these stop the % commission they merely say it has to be applied fairy and equally. The fees aren't a gatekeep since everyone has the same treatment and no one is being 'gatekept'
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by neximo64 5y ago
They're signalling that other methods or payment are fine, but they're entitled to that commission of 30% (- processing fees i guess) If people thought the lawsuits were about the commission they're wrong, they were about for
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by neximo64 5y ago
Well it did, because facebook bought companies with that stock at that higher price. So that 'value' is now within facebook. There's alot of companies on that list, but one such example is Kustomer, Inc. Infact you could go b
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by neximo64 5y ago
I'd say the ability for anyone to understand and find it a challenge. No need to read the instructions, no need to get the keys - you just get it. Definitely the simplicity & broad engagement factor above all.
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by neximo64 5y ago
The tool helps you test and see how NFTs work so not surprised its spam/fake, but there is a use in there to test and figure it all out where you use basically nonsense assets.
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by neximo64 5y ago
How can you be so sure NSO don't have an in into Signal? After all, it still takes an OS to run Signal.
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by neximo64 5y ago
I always wonder about the detail of these. It looked pretty bad in March 2020 so you would have needed assistance, but then the year didn't pan out as bad for alot of business.
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by neximo64 5y ago
Forgot to add at the end, order by famousness desc limit 1
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by neximo64 5y ago
You're doing something to initiate that, vs the battery one that interrupts your workflow without an action taken on your part.
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by neximo64 5y ago
You get a special account from a bank called a warehouse that you pull your loans from. It's not an easy account to get. But you basically find a bank that can offer one (e.g https://www.usmetrobank.com/warehouse-lendin
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by neximo64 5y ago
Except they were fixed and fixed quickly. The MobileMe team had a battering session with SJ once.. I don't think Steve Jobs would let a 'Your battery is under 10%', 'interruptive' notification stay this long on a ph
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by neximo64 5y ago
Use one of those apps (e.g Revolut, Monzo, Airwallex, Wise, etc) that makes a virtual debit card and use each with your subscription. When you want to unsubscribe, turn it off. Super easy.
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by neximo64 5y ago
Comes built in with the os
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by neximo64 5y ago
I wonder what the inflation adjusted version of this graph looks like.
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by neximo64 5y ago
It's not likely to get it in the exact way you want - but you could get close. There would likely be alot of your time being allocated and your project being a 'side project' ancillary to the actual work. The only way to ch

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