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by nrki 10y ago
This is why I use uMatrix.
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by nrki 10y ago
The estimated cost to repair the primary spillway is $200mm: http://www.cnbc.com/2017/02/13/damaged-emergency-spillway-at... You can see the extreme damage in this photo: http://fm.cnbc.com/ap
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by nrki 10y ago
Actually, it generates 5.2T B /sec. "Its antennas are now churning out 5.2 terabytes of data per second"
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by nrki 10y ago
Apparently his VO2 max is similar to that of a sedentary 50-year-old. http://cyclingmagazine.ca/sections/news/105-year-old-cyclist...
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by nrki 10y ago
Oops.. not sure what happened there. Wasn't even in this thread.
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by nrki 10y ago
FYI it's "power cord" not "power chord". Power chord is a music thing. Power cord is a cord that supplies power.
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by nrki 10y ago
> The 5.7 terawatt-hours of electricity Google consumed > [Microsoft] data centers currently use about 3.3 million megawatt-hours Come on, editor.
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by nrki 10y ago
Agreed, it focuses on job boards/recruiters to use, but not the checklist that includes visas, passports, residency options and funds required.
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by nrki 10y ago
Off-topic, but that stock image misspelled "Sydney".
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by nrki 10y ago
+1, I've cancelled my subscription and moved to Play Music.
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by nrki 10y ago
I may be incorrect on the "hash each letter individually" part. But this is combined with a password.
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by nrki 10y ago
This is pretty standard for UK banks. They'd do a hash of each character of the password (in Lloyds' case, your "memorable word" combo), to compare your entries to.
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by nrki 10y ago
> Also worth noting is that the network is completely insecure - the entire network has no password on the WPA2 SSIDs FYI, even if it had a password, if everyone knows it, they have access to all your traffic anyway.