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by paulie_a 7y ago
"found no evidence that this information was accessed by anyone outside of our response team. Out of an abundance of caution, we still recommend that you change your Robinhood password." That is complete bullshiting pr spin and I&
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by paulie_a 7y ago
The targeting of ads on Facebook is complete garbage. But it seems to have improved in the sheer quantity. It wasn't even one to one, more so two ads for one bit of content from friends I actually was interesting. My usage went way dow
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by paulie_a 7y ago
How can seniority level be secret?
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by paulie_a 7y ago
Because it's lazy development and 30 decade old throw away equipment that is essentially worthless should be fostered still. Rip the band-aid off and replace crappy hardware that managed to make the rest of connections terrible for ev
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by paulie_a 7y ago
Please explain why I was downvoted? I'd actually like to hear why non upgradeable hardware with hardcoded ips are ok? Hell the equipment probably has hardcoded creds that are part of critical infrastructure too.
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by paulie_a 7y ago
Well then a number of destinations on Google and bing need to upgrade their marketing because review sites and ecommerce site have it as Sony Vaio. As of late 2018. But what does it matter. Vaio was always an overpriced under equiped piece
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by paulie_a 7y ago
It's amazing that netbooks are back in style again and it's made by Sony. The reboot of 80s and 90s are over, it's the aughts.
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by paulie_a 7y ago
Hardcoded ipv4 non upgradeable devices should be trashed. They should be actively blocked or redirected to a site that offers quality hardware (Cisco need not apply)
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by paulie_a 7y ago
It doesn't have to be good or bad. Generally speaking most things are some form of gray.
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by paulie_a 7y ago
Tht wouldn't be the first time. They also illegally released a film and claimed they had a right to do so. I wish I could use that as a legal excuse "well nuh uh they were mean to me"
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by paulie_a 7y ago
I ran into a similar issue. I had 1100 dollars in an account secured by authenticator and did not save the recovery codes when I set it up. I had to jump through hoops to get it back, which is good. But I didnt realize I would have to reset
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by paulie_a 7y ago
Also I would recommend Kissinger's book diplomacy.
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by paulie_a 7y ago
Not intentionally ignore it by going out of their way to override it, just not be required to implement a feature to their crawler. Apparently parsing those sounds tricky with edge cases. Ignoring that file is absolutely on the table. Peopl
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by paulie_a 7y ago
Techies forget the rule of laws. A dos has intent. A bot crawling a poorly designed website accidentally causing the site owners problems does not have malicious intent. They can choose to block the offender just like a restaurant can refus
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by paulie_a 7y ago
Honestly that is the site owners problem. If it can be found by a person it's fair. I genuinely respect the concept of courtesy but I don't expect it. People can seek courtesy but they should have expectations of whether or not it
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by paulie_a 7y ago
This might be controversial but everything is fair game everywhere. If you can crawl it, tough luck. It's there and everyone can get to it anyways, why not a crawler?
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by paulie_a 7y ago
The city planner had my city recreated in SimCity. The ongoing joke was he'd test out things there. Obviously more thought went into decisions but we have yet to have Godzilla attack.
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by paulie_a 7y ago
It's not like China respects IP anyways.
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by paulie_a 7y ago
The tech industry has a bit of habit over emphasizing their importance. In reality they have much less clout than they like to think. Techies expect the world to bend over backwards because they make money. A decent chunk of that is basical
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by paulie_a 7y ago
Blink tags, shockwave, real player, stitched backgrounds, and design by tables. The web of the 90s was crap
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by paulie_a 7y ago
She lied to living artists about authorized prints and basically just was brazen in not caring. The target price range made it easier. No one was authenticating the work at the time. So not much of an explanation from her other than bad lie
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by paulie_a 7y ago
A cruise line was included in that particular episode for exactly that. But in this case it was outright fraud.
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by paulie_a 7y ago
There was an episode of American greed about a woman using a high end printer to make fakes, they would sell them on a home shopping network style tv show. Literally selling well known artists work. Everyone would win the auction for the &
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by paulie_a 7y ago
I have been admitted 3 times this year without an ER visit. The other two times I was admitted via the ER but that was basically to speed up the process and getting priority to a room and bed. I have an appointment tomorrow and as usual wil
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by paulie_a 7y ago
I had one. It was junk. Terrible touchscreen, rebooting several times a day, no compelling reason to even use it. I use a tablet on the counter for recipes and music, much more efficient and a better system.
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by paulie_a 7y ago
Walmart has always had problems for online purchases. Ship to store is a really half assed service.
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by paulie_a 7y ago
Because one is residential and one is commercial usage.
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by paulie_a 7y ago
My memory might be fuzzy but I believe Kevin Paulson had Intel on the embassy bugs. It was years ago when I read it but I kind of assumed that played a role in a shorter prison sentence.
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by paulie_a 7y ago
It would be interesting if deleware followed suit.
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by paulie_a 7y ago
I have never understood the love for orwell, 1984 is boring and corny. The insight is not very deep. Animal farm is pretty much a children's book. Dr Seuss books had greater thought provoking material than orwell. Orwell basically bea

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