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by nodata 12y ago
Can you pay in part with a MetroCard and in part with coins?
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by nodata 12y ago
MTA doesn't mean sendmail/Postfix for anyone wondering. MTA = Metropolitan Transportation Authority in NYC
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by nodata 12y ago
Been reading BusinessWeek? http://www.businessweek.com/articles/2014-09-03/college-cons...
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by nodata 12y ago
£750 is normally around $750
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by nodata 12y ago
It depends on how quickly they lock your account if the wrong password is entered. If they lock it after three goes, how is a 6 digit password less secure than a 100 character password?
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by nodata 12y ago
Lack of chip and pin, or use of magnetic stripes instead of ICs?
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by nodata 12y ago
Any easy way to check?
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by nodata 12y ago
Stupid question: what's the encryption used on this?
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by nodata 12y ago
NSFW FLAGGED "bj" stands for what you might expect.
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by nodata 12y ago
Why is nobody talking about password reset questions?
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by nodata 12y ago
Storage: BTSync -> syncthing ( http://syncthing.net/ )
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by nodata 12y ago
What do you find disappointing about it?
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by nodata 12y ago
Nobody thinks researchers are in it for the money. The people that pay the researchers on the other hand...
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by nodata 12y ago
What's the 60 EUR for? Printing your boarding pass?
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by nodata 12y ago
Even better would be an EndMatch block.
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by nodata 12y ago
> And doesn't that mean that in real terms we're earning half as much? Yes. It does. Average earnings per person started to drop once women entered the workforce, presumably since at the beginning it was a big bonanza - "h
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by nodata 12y ago
Mr Levison believed that shutting it down was the only decent option available, so he _was_ forced to shut it down...
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by nodata 12y ago
Seeed isn't a typo, to save anyone else checking.
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by nodata 12y ago
You have to learn rules. You can't learn all of the numbers that exist without rules, you'd never get anything else done.
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by nodata 12y ago
Is TripIt referencing these http urls? If yes, then you have the same problem (the eavedropper just has an extra step to follow the URL).
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by nodata 12y ago
The other pages on this site are pretty good: Little Snitch, Scribd, PGP..
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by nodata 12y ago
You're making an assumption that you don't know is true. That's the problem :)
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by nodata 12y ago
Why can't she be an attorney in Europe for an American firm? It's pretty standard...
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by nodata 12y ago
So NearlyFreeSpeech to the rescue then! https://www.nearlyfreespeech.net/
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by nodata 12y ago
The next GoDaddy! Perhaps they're planning an IPO.
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by nodata 12y ago
Sleep well.
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by nodata 12y ago
Funny name: is it open to other CDNs too?
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by nodata 12y ago
Yeah okay, but how does the amount of lost tax revenue here compare to lost corporate tax revenue?
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by nodata 12y ago
Except you never notice when someone switches the QR code, as Tomte says.
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by nodata 12y ago
When I ask people for their e-mail address, they give it to me. When I ask them to verify their pgp key, it's less easy. How could the verification of the key be built into the address they give me? Something DNSSEC based I guess.

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