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by noxToken 10y ago
It depends on the information. This only applies to the US, as the laws are probably difference elsewhere. The CFAA[1] is a very vague and broad law that aims to stop people from accessing systems, sending malicious data, etc. It is intenti
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by noxToken 10y ago
Extreme or not, it's a tacky comparison period. I don't deny that people can get addicted to information and learning. I've seen coworkers get absolutely obsessed over some piece of tech or a new service that would "revo
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by noxToken 10y ago
Around here (my physical locale), calling someone a 2-3 veteran is a colloquial term. It just means that the person has some experience. Edited.
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by noxToken 10y ago
This[1] isn't the toy, but this is splash art of the character with good view of her weapon. It's based off of the chakram. The toy would have looked something like that. [1]: http://static1.eclypsia.com/images&#x2
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by noxToken 10y ago
> I am absolutely convinced that I set myself up for this event over my decades of travel, lack of sleep, late-night dinners, entertaining clients, and long hours at the office in my 20s and 30s. I did this for over 5 years starting at
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by noxToken 10y ago
Pretty much anyone who decided to work for a company where the agreed upon hours are from X to Y. You can complain about it being unnatural all you want, but if those are the hours that you agreed to, then you're obligated to conform t
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by noxToken 10y ago
Ugh. I had a friend who played an incremental clicker game. He urged me to download it on my tablet. It didn't offer anything interesting over any other incremental clicker game, but every so often, a giant ad would display in the midd
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by noxToken 10y ago
VSauce 3 used to have videos dedicated to apps. Some were games. I'd be lying if I said I tried all of the games, but I will say that most of their recommended games were of good quality. They stopped making those videos sometime last
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by noxToken 10y ago
> That's not an IT issue, that's an organizational issue. I knew this at the time. I never blamed IT directly for the issues, because I knew that they were just doing their job as well.
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by noxToken 10y ago
Right beside me infuriated, because there was nothing that he could do about it either.
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by noxToken 10y ago
The gist of a convo with IT when I needed to work around some parameters: "Hey IT dept. I understand the reason for our network restrictions, but we have a lot of data that we need to get to [some endpoint] using [some method]." &
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by noxToken 11y ago
I see your point, but it's not just moving in/out. It's the subtext of why . I don't think anyone can be faulted for fleeing a neighborhood in the name of safety. The same can likely be said for moving into more impover
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by noxToken 11y ago
It's only arbitrary when using it against non-comparable stats. For example, comparing shot percentage to goal save percentage is pointless, because they measure completely different stats. A quick search shows that an NHL team will ge
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by noxToken 11y ago
There are two, maybe three sides to Amazon. There is the main Amazon site that everyone is familiar with. You go to Amazon, buy the product from Amazon, pay Amazon, then receive a shipment from Amazon via carrier. Next is the Amazon seller
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by noxToken 11y ago
It visually indicates it by replacing the site's favicon with the app's icon. If you see blocky face, your tab has been suspended.
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by noxToken 11y ago
Check out the OpenIPCAM wiki[1]. It's not a standard, but it's a start. [1]: http://wiki.openipcam.com/index.php/Main_Page
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by noxToken 11y ago
This isn't meant to be snarky: How does a company like Amazon, that sells damn near anything you could want, vet everything that they sell in an efficient manner? Even if you vet everything the first time around, what about updates? So
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by noxToken 11y ago
I believe the issue with Fukushima was that the early warning signs were ignored. If you ignore those warning signs with something that has the potential to be catastrophic, this is the result.
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by noxToken 11y ago
Disagree. They don't work if you only show one CAPTCHA . Your proposal defeats the entire purpose, because it only takes human interaction once to defeat CAPTCHA over CloudFlair's entire network. CAPTCHA isn't a silver bulle
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by noxToken 11y ago
Stereotypes are an extension of UML to include extra information about the class. This[1] is a class diagram (albeit, overly detailed) I created for a library that we used. Above the class names are stereotypes. I know which classes came di
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by noxToken 11y ago
I've found that diagrams help. Young developers (in my experience) tend to laugh at the thought of making UML diagrams. At the very least, a class diagram will tell what classes references what. Using some custom stereotypes can help
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by noxToken 11y ago
> A lot of depressed people could be "cured" by just changing circumstances in their life (not that it is always easy, but saying there is stuff in your life you can't change and it is making you depressed, doesn't m
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by noxToken 11y ago
I guess a should have clarified: flagship phones of any major manufacturer can last many years past a carrier's upgrade period with a little extra care from the user. Continuous upgrading to the latest flagship phone is a luxury, but
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by noxToken 11y ago
> I am not sure if I was suddenly without money, the iPhone would be what I would want to give up. If you have an iPhone and then become poor, sure. You probably won't get ahead much by getting rid of your iPhone. If you're
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by noxToken 11y ago
I'd argue that you should suggest an input format for some of the answers. This would help normalize the incoming data. For example, you could have (City, State) for the location, and (numbers only) for numeric input fields.
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by noxToken 11y ago
Just to see, I threw in a burner email. Not only do you give your email, but you're forced to make an entire account with demographic data[1]. If you navigate back, you're presented with that modal again. You never get to see the
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by noxToken 11y ago
The whole, "If it sucks, make a better one," is a terrible argument. I don't want to make something better - I want to use this. It is totally reasonable to expect the people who built this tool/software to deliver with
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by noxToken 11y ago
I think Reddit is not quite analogous to the other sites listed. Excepts for posts being deleted or stickied, all content is sorted democratically on a timer. You have the option (by default) to additionally sort by newest or newest post
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by noxToken 11y ago
>they deny content creators a means of making money for their work I try my best to whitelist ad content from websites that I frequent for this very reason. Ads don't inherently bother me, but the extra bandwidth can be ridiculous
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by noxToken 11y ago
The vertical gap issue has always been weird to me, but I don't understand the issue with going to the bathroom in general. It's something that we all do. I would better understand it if only half the population were afflicted wit

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