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by phaus 10y ago
>The guy was wearing basically a hand-cast to let him draw through the injury he was inflicting to himself with that workload. This isn't dedication, its stupidity. I have chronic shoulder pain from a repetitive stress injury and I
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by phaus 10y ago
Yea, I haven't finished anything, but at various times I've played around with animation. He was using full-frame ( AKA animating the entire frame instead of just the moving pieces) for a ton of shots where its not only unnecessar
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by phaus 10y ago
It's pretty obvious why he's saying the hardware is mediocre. It can't run a 1ST party launch title consistently @ 30FPS, the console industry standard of minimum acceptable performance for probably at least a decade. I'
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by phaus 10y ago
Timestomping, the name for what you are describing, is easy to do and easy to detect. There are lots of advanced techniques to manipulate various aspects of Time related artifacts, but there are also lots of advanced techniques for determin
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by phaus 10y ago
A lot of people refuse to buy with anything other than paypal. I don't sell things online very often, but I do regularly buy things from ebay. Here's the way I look at it. Paypal has historically sided with the customer close to 1
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by phaus 10y ago
How was this even a good deal for her? Didn't the fraud she hired and was immediately forced to fire get $60 million as a severance package? I know I'd like $23 million for getting fire, but I'm just a regular person. I thoug
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by phaus 10y ago
The word has been used when discussing the politics of economics for over a century.
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by phaus 10y ago
I've read a lot of classic literature, but I always assumed this one was some sappy historical romance novel. After reading your description, this will be the next novel I read.
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by phaus 10y ago
While the cost of living where the big-4 might be higher. Going from 130k to 300k would still significantly enhance a person's ability to retire very early, thus ending the grind.
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by phaus 10y ago
Not an expert by any means, but what information can you get from the F-35 that you can't get from having an AWACS in the region?
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by phaus 10y ago
Physical tells are almost entirely Hollywood nonsense. When a professional player talks about getting a read on someone, they are talking about probabilities combined with the opponent's position at the table and a history (even a shor
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by phaus 10y ago
In about 30 seconds I found several places to get it as an ebook, and at least 3 that have PDFs. O'Reilly's a good place to buy from.
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by phaus 10y ago
Or he could just buy it. It's well worth the price.
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by phaus 10y ago
Not a software engineer, but my perspective might be useful. My current job contributes positively to society, but I would love to have a job like this. Long ago, I joined the military because I naively thought we could help put a stop to h
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by phaus 10y ago
The situation I'm in now is that I'm very good at several aspects of security, but I'm not an rock-star at any of them (although in many ways I feel just a step or two away). In a way, being a jack-of-all trades is very usefu
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by phaus 10y ago
My number's based on cost of living. At $100k, in the area I live in, I have a good standard of middle class living but I still have to work hard to save, go on vacations, and make major purchases. At $200k, I could maintain the same s
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by phaus 10y ago
That piece of advice will save you more heartache than pretty much any other, but its a little more complicated than that. For example, you wouldn't want to wear loose or baggy clothing around a lathe.
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by phaus 10y ago
I make low 6 figures doing network security. If I hit 200k, literally the only thing you could do to motivate me would be to treat me well and give me interesting things to do. Fortunately, my employer already does both of those. I just wis
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by phaus 10y ago
Assuming you are correct, which I suspect you are, that means the group of people that aren't really motivated by money make up a tiny percentage of the work force. Therefore anyone running a business can safely disregard any idiot mak
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by phaus 10y ago
This is pretty much perfect. I looked at like 50 bags and this one's the one I wanted. Unfortunately, they just discontinued it.
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by phaus 10y ago
TAD makes nice stuff, but I think pretty much everyone will immediately recognize that as a tactical style backback, even if it's black. However, if you don't care then there's nothing wrong with it. My normal backpack finall
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by phaus 10y ago
I'm a security analyst. I love my job, but if I thought I could make a decent living doing it, I would focus on calligraphy, the restoration of vintage writing implements, and art.
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by phaus 10y ago
If a completely untrained person bought an entire shop worth of power tools and just started trying to build stuff, the potential for injury is astronomical. However, there's a right way to go about it. Every shop tool has a simple set
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by phaus 10y ago
All operating systems suffer from similar random, minor, glitchy issues. I use all three extensively on a daily basis and while there are things I like about all three, there are also things I dislike about each of them. Linux is generally
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by phaus 10y ago
He's obviously talking about doing so on an international level. As long as the US is around, New York will never have to question whether or not the other states will be willing to do business with it. While its highly unlikely, its s
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by phaus 10y ago
The context of this thread is that we're talking about technical positions. If you see my other comment, I already mentioned that it's a management cert. Also, if a person with a CISSP is capable of picking up technical skills, th
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by phaus 10y ago
A CISSP is only a good indicator that someone wants a free ride past HR. As a technical certification, or a measure of technical ability, it is worthless.
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by phaus 10y ago
The CISSP is a certification designed to give managers a high-level understanding of the different areas of security. For some stupid reason, HR people think it's the gold standard of technical certifications. Unless a person has is an
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by phaus 10y ago
Am I missing something, or haven't they voted on it every time? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iraq_Resolution https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Declaration_of_war_by_the_Unit...
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by phaus 10y ago
I agree. I guess the other accelerator likes to imagine that they are the cast of The Shark Tank.

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