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DNS Response Policy Zones(dnsrpz.info)
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by otp124 9y ago
Instagram is pay per view from what I’ve seen. 500-1000 views for $5 from what I recall.
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by otp124 9y ago
Born 1971? That means he authored the book before he was born. Did you mean to link someone else?
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by otp124 9y ago
Do you have a source on this I can read more about this? It sounds interesting, but as someone who works in security and understands the basics of blockchain/contracts, your description was highly confusing.
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> Personally, I’d rather have my entire HDD published on nytimes.com than lose the data on it. If your data is that valuable, surely you were already taking backups/snapshots of it. Right?
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by otp124 9y ago
> The initial view was a hotfix that just changed the hardcoded password, because senior management felt lightning would not strike twice. What led them to believe you wouldn’t find it again? Was it a simple password that you guessed?
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by otp124 9y ago
Meta question: Why is everyone so eager and trigger-happy to sue these days? It seems like awful attrition on both humans and the economy. Has this always been the case? Or has it truly exploded in the last 50-70 years (which is my assumpti
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by otp124 9y ago
After journal bias, conflicts of interests, and corruption, I now hold little remaining faith in the justice of “science”. It seems the “scientific method” I learned decades ago is inconvenient to publishers and consumers alike. (Also, I’ve
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by otp124 9y ago
Does the focus app block ads on Android Chrome mobile? On iOS it does.
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by otp124 9y ago
It might be realistic to whitelist egress on a production server, but certainly not at my mother’s house.
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by otp124 9y ago
This literally didn’t address any of my replies.
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> Sending small to large quantities of wealth worldwide quasi instantly and with small fees does have a tremendous value. Ask families of immigrants. I live in a foreign country, and I do pretty easily & regularly with TransferWise,
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> UWP apps without Windows Store – until MS get's it's head out of it's rear That’s definitely not the article’s title. @dang or other mods, can we get this corrected?
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by otp124 9y ago
Hmm, interesting — I’m Zone 1 as well. Check out the Sunday Upmarket in Shoreditch and you’ll see what I mean =)
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I’ve been using Audible during for years, and I love it. I don’t have time to sit and read for long periods, so audiobooks have definitely helped optimize my time. During monotonous tasks, such as cooking breakfast, vacuuming, or driving on
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by otp124 9y ago
I wonder if the bots are the root cause of some/many of the gdax/coinbase service disruptions (the article mentions trading suspensions, but not service outages).
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by otp124 9y ago
I live in London too and use cash all the time! You should visit a food market — London has some of the best food markets I’ve been to! They are almost all “cash”. And generally, if you buy less than £10 at a local store, they inform you it
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by otp124 9y ago
Ideally from historical sources, such as battlefield reports, diaries of her contemporaries, etc.
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by otp124 9y ago
Well, interviewing competent, trustworthy people who provide valuable services to your business takes more time than server provisioning. I haven’t done the math, but I’d estimate I spend 20-25 hours of reading resumes, interviewing, and fo
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by otp124 9y ago
Wasn’t it _actually_ created to allow export of funds after the parent exchange was banned by the US and Taiwanese banking systems?
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by otp124 9y ago
Don’t they pay per article you write? Is there any vetting? I once tried to write an article for Motley Fool (for ~$50) and they kicked it back to me and said I didn’t have enough stock tickers in the article. It seemed that only spelling a
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by otp124 9y ago
> If apple shares could only pay dividends in more apple shares instead of USD would they have any value? Um, yes.. as long as Apple shares can be sold for USD (which they can). And it sounds like these “cryptogkitties” can be sold for E
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by otp124 9y ago
Ya, that does seem excessive — though I realise there’s generally a loading dock, Security, reception, post office, kitchens, cafeterias, meeting rooms, and restrooms. But that is 1.5 football fields per person.
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by otp124 9y ago
I’m impressed that it runs so well on a single core. Has HN posted traffic stats in the past?
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by otp124 9y ago
That’s not what OP was talking about. OP is talking about the reemergence of personal Google data he/she deleted, not a de-indexed search result for a website that is offline.
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So they couldn’t give you evidence, just assumptions?
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by otp124 9y ago
Could you explain how the FCC has superiority here? Doesn’t the constitution allow states to set local laws for things that aren’t expressly dictated in the constitution? Please forgive my limited legal knowledge.
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> To the best of my knowledge, all SGX attack research papers disable checks and run unsigned SGX code to demonstrate a proof of concept. While interesting, papers like these usually have titles that are disingenuous at best. I’ve seen t
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by otp124 9y ago
This is the crux of the issue. Without consumer choice, an ISP can target whatever local regions it wants with specific, anti-consumer plans. Unless there is an regulation to keep them in check..
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Storage costs are cheaper than network costs. Oranges and apples.

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