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pgrote
12y ago
It could be a cost elimination.
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12y ago
I have had a similar issue, but in my case I am the one that has complete control over someone's account. I've tried everything to contact instagram, but no luck. Even a post on Hacker News didn't get any attention. It's
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How to Set Up Two-Factor Authentication for Your WordPress Site
(ithemes.com)
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12y ago
This comment was downvoted, but I do understand the tenor of your comment. It was the first thing I thought of, too, when I read the post on MetaFilter. Without more information, though, I am afraid we cannot jump to that simple conclusion.
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pgrote
12y ago
Matt ...it is clear Google has no way of dealing with search past the no follow attribute. Is there anything cooking to make search good again without no follow?
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pgrote
12y ago
This is a photo of the construction process used to build the barriers. https://www.flickr.com/photos/usacechicago/6482344737/
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An Important Update About LifeLock Wallet
(lifelockunlocked.com)
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The Myths and Realities Of How Of The EU’s New “Right To Be Forgotten” In Google
(searchengineland.com)
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AT&T Set To Announce DirecTV Acquisition Sunday
(buzzfeed.com)
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12y ago
Kaspersky reports the URL as a phishing site. "The requested URL cannot be provided URL: http://amazon.frankjwu.com/ Blocked by Web Anti-Virus Reason: phishing URL Click here if you believe that the web page has been b
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pgrote
12y ago
Well, this is embarrassing. Thanks for the follow-up.
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12y ago
What is your environment? I am on Windows 7 and Chrome 34.0.1847.131 m.
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pgrote
12y ago
I am having trouble locating it. Am I looking in the right place? http://i.imgur.com/QJxKMMc.png
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pgrote
12y ago
I don't mind new things, but the way they went about changing maps was an overhaul instead of incremental. I even gave feedback during the trial period as they asked. Never heard anything on it.
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12y ago
Here is the thing ... the clicking on a point on the math and getting info was a great feature. I loved it. I am also sure that there is no way Google simply removed it. But they did. The closest I can find is RIGHT CLICK/WHAT'S H
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Is there a security issue with Instagram android app?
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12y ago
This is nothing new. "Publishers" get in all the time with less than spectacular backgrounds. Google provides a method for reporting sources that shouldn't be there. https://support.google.com/news/publis
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pgrote
12y ago
What do you use it for? The social aspect, photos?
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pgrote
12y ago
I noticed that, too. Grant's Trail is well represented. What is the source data? I've ridden through North St. Louis using Everytrail and my rides are public. Edit: It is from Strava itself. I didn't know they tracked routes.
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13y ago
I have no idea if it is true or not, but it speaks volumes to the lack of transparency Google offers into the Adsense/Adwords programs. The simple fact people will consider this plausible is the news.
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Mayor Slay says Lyft rival Uber is working with city
(stltoday.com)
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St. Louis judge orders Lyft app to be disabled in city, county
(stltoday.com)
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Citations begin as Lyft ride-sharing gets rolling in St. Louis
(stltoday.com)
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13y ago
What issues did you experience going from XP to 7? Did it happen to involve network drivers?
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13y ago
I think there is something wrong with it. As a site that has access to financial records, I would expect them to explain in detail why they aren't affected and if they were ever vulnerable. For instance, if they are using IIS (I know,
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13y ago
"It's time to start sticking up for ourselves" Can you clarify what group does "ourselves" reference?
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13y ago
You are so right about the memories. We played a version of this on a teletype. A game would take a box of paper in the library. lol
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13y ago
I thought that too, until they mentioned logins at the end. Perhaps you are right. It would appear the session info would be compromised, but the login credentials would be protected.
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13y ago
No. Here is the explanation: "However, LastPass is unique in that your data is also encrypted with a key that LastPass servers don’t have access to. Your sensitive data is never transmitted over SSL unencrypted - it’s already encrypted
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13y ago
We have internal web based apps that require IE 7 and Windows XP due to Active X controls. We've moved to Windows 7 with virtual XP machines. To prevent internet access we've stopped any traffic at the firewall with the virtual ma
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