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by oijaf888 13y ago
Its substantially more expensive to run cables underground everywhere in the nation.
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by oijaf888 13y ago
The FAA would prohibit amateur RC planes where drones are operational?
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by oijaf888 13y ago
Perhaps you shouldn't become a police officer than.
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by oijaf888 13y ago
Seriously? What tax rate do you pay on your regular 40h a weke job? What tax rate do you pay on investments? Most people are taxed roughly 36% (28% income tax, 2% medicare, 6% social security) on their labor, however investments are only ta
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by oijaf888 13y ago
That assumes its a trust, what if you just created an s-corp with a few other people and used that as an investment vehicle? Plus, is there any consequence to saying "yes I am an accredited investor" even if you aren't? I wou
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by oijaf888 13y ago
What would your explanation be?
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by oijaf888 13y ago
I don't believe the club would have to meet the requirement. I think if you do your investing via an LLC or Corporation you could subvert that rule but I'm not really sure.
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by oijaf888 13y ago
Does TPC require durability? It seems like you could get even better performance (or perhaps that's what they do) if you just got something like a Fujitsu M10-4S Server and stuffed 32TB of ram in it.
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by oijaf888 13y ago
How do you do that with a pure hardware machine with physical access without rebooting the machine? Even if you freeze the memory with liquid nitrogen and extract the data from it, that process results in the server needing rebooted afaik.
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by oijaf888 13y ago
How do you handle reboots? If all of your partitions are encrypted I would guess you use a serial console to enter in the encryption password to decrypt and mount the actual OS drive?
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by oijaf888 13y ago
Assuming you don't have any sort of console access configured and its a physical server how could they do that without letting you know via at least a reboot?
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by oijaf888 13y ago
I don't even think emissions is much of a drawback these days due to catalytic converter technology. Much of the particulate emissions from diesels you see is from either older ones (pre 2000ish big rigs) or from modified ones (F250s w
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by oijaf888 13y ago
Maybe they just took the servers that were used for/labeled as email or other corporate purposes and left the storage farm that had all the content on? Assuming a segmented network I would think all the corporate servers were on one ne
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by oijaf888 13y ago
You should probably have people use visudo instead of editing /etc/sudoers directly. If you make a typo or similar that prevents sudo from running correctly it will catch it.
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by oijaf888 13y ago
What can cgroups and namespaces do that rctl and capsicum can't? I assume with namespaces you can have multiple processes running with the same PID?
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by oijaf888 13y ago
https://www.pcisecuritystandards.org/pdfs/pci_dss_glossary_v... seems to list Blowfish as an approved standard as far as the PCI standards group is concerned.
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by oijaf888 13y ago
What happens if their servers are down for any reason? Are you unable to login?
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by oijaf888 13y ago
In my case the tax deductions make it effectively $500/mo cheaper than renting a comparable apartment and the yearly coop fee increases are less than the yearly increases in rent. Doing some real quick math, I think, ignoring appreciation,
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by oijaf888 13y ago
How do those apply in Germany? Do all subsidiaries in all countries have to follow FLSA? I assume Paypal's German subsidiary is only responsible for following German employment law.
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by oijaf888 13y ago
You do realize its his local town police holding him and not the FBI right?
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by oijaf888 13y ago
SSD technology? Companies like FusionIO and such seem to have been/are VC backed.
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by oijaf888 13y ago
Yeah open carry of any knife is illegal which sounds like that's what they charged him with. http://public.leginfo.state.ny.us/LAWSSEAF.cgi?QUERYTYPE=LAW... seems to indicate that gravity knives are legal but perhaps there are other laws
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by oijaf888 13y ago
It is? I'm surprised that the rest of the world has such developed gun policy. I understand the majority of first world nations would probably ban this but its interesting to learn that 3rd world countries have developed similar laws.
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by oijaf888 13y ago
If you live in NYC only blades greater than 4" are banned in public places unless being transported for a legal purpose. Otherwise all knives seem to be legal to possess.
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by oijaf888 13y ago
Are you sure its not a semi-automatic AKM? Also I don't think any user of an AK-47 would call either a machine gun, more likely a rifle. A user of an AK-47 would probably call a RPK a machine gun though.
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by oijaf888 13y ago
It seems in NYC at least, the landlord can't refuse to let someone sublet so long as they are properly notified and the sublet is reasonable. The way most leases are written though, it makes it sound as if the landlord has the final say vs
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by oijaf888 13y ago
It might say that but is that an actual enforceable provision?
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by oijaf888 13y ago
Speed limits in most areas start out as defined by engineers then manipulated to fit local opinion on how fast the road should be. I believe many areas allow public comment and petition to change the speed limit of local roads so if someone
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by oijaf888 13y ago
Assuming google uses gmail internally it would be as hard as connecting via imap and then copying your thunderbird files to a flash drive or taking home your laptop and copying them then.
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by oijaf888 13y ago
I would think they care if the capabilities are used against them like if a group such as LulzSec exploited it or something.

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