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by porpoisemonkey 11y ago
Go to Settings > Apps then click on the application and go to Permissions. (Works on my Android 6.0.1 device)
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by porpoisemonkey 11y ago
"I hope some responsible are looking for new jobs." If they look for (and find) new jobs wouldn't that just mean the problem is diffused? Personally I would hope they learn from the experience of failing than to get punished
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by porpoisemonkey 11y ago
Tom's Guide has a pretty decent article on this same event: http://www.tomsguide.com/us/kaspersky-hack-israel-nsa,news-2...
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by porpoisemonkey 11y ago
Were you consuming large amounts of caffeine at the time? I'm wondering if there isn't a common dietary component of burn outs since it probably takes quite a bit of energy to work very long hours. (e.g. High calorie [processed] f
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by porpoisemonkey 12y ago
I agree with the sentiment but the issue I take with the original answer is that it is that it's completely unactionable. There's no litmus test defined for what "authenticity" to oneself is or how to achieve it, so ther
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by porpoisemonkey 12y ago
I agree. The OP is clearly asking for quantifiable responses about career impact and not platitudes.
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by porpoisemonkey 12y ago
I realize it's pedantic, but the title is actually inaccurate. The vehicle(s) in questions aren't actually "drones"; the term drone implies fully autonomous use. The accurate term is "Unmanned Aerial Vehicle" (
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by porpoisemonkey 12y ago
I don't necessarily subscribe to the theory but one possible angle is that they want members to log into the site. I suspect that it's easier to prove a user account (with a privately held secret password and activity history) bel
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by porpoisemonkey 12y ago
Honestly I don't know. The objective answer to your question is because that's how exempt professions is defined for the law. If I had to hazard a guess but I would suspect it's because people in those professions are expecte
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by porpoisemonkey 12y ago
Teachers are exempt from this rule. From here: http://www.dir.ca.gov/dlse/Glossary.asp?Button1=P#profession... professional exemption A person employed in a professional capacity means any employee who meets all of th
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by porpoisemonkey 12y ago
Apprenticeship requires a constant stream of mentors. I'm not sure there is an ample supply of professional programmers who would be interested in taking on the responsibility of mentoring in addition to their full-time jobs.
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by porpoisemonkey 12y ago
It sounds like this attitude can be summed up as "It's alright to complain, but don't talk about doing anything about it."
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by porpoisemonkey 12y ago
That's true for buoyancy but vacuum definitely has a major advantage in area of flammability.
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by porpoisemonkey 12y ago
What this article is describing sounds like a colocation agreement which is a quite common service offered by ISPs and is typically paid for by a monthly rental fee calculated by storage size, dedicated bandwidth use and power consumption.
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by porpoisemonkey 12y ago
I think by "certificate passwords" the poster was referring to the private key associated with the TLS certificate and not the certificate itself.
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by porpoisemonkey 12y ago
I think the analogy is a little off. This would be like someone having the GPG signing key for the Red Hat official repositories. It would give them the ability to insert their own (malicious) software package into the Red Hat update stream
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by porpoisemonkey 12y ago
There's quite a few comments that have been posted that refer to the site owner as "he". Jules Yap is female. http://jules.ikeahackers.net/
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by porpoisemonkey 12y ago
How would that affect the single sign-on case? AFAIK it's common practice to issue redirects to people who are not authenticated to send them to the identity provider's (IDP's) login page. This would make it hard for an IDP t
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by porpoisemonkey 12y ago
I think the litmus test being suggested is to include the joke RFC in the reference section of a different technical specification as a way to verify the specification is being reviewed in detail.
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by porpoisemonkey 12y ago
I'm not sure why you posted this link. The comment I was responding to does not meet any of the definitions you posted. As others have pointed out using Google cache to view a high traffic anti-Google article would be coincidental and
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by porpoisemonkey 12y ago
Not at all. Google's caches are pretty commonly used to view pages with high levels of traffic.
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by porpoisemonkey 13y ago
Not likely. You can only create a backup once every 24 hours which would be useless for importing into a mail client.
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by porpoisemonkey 13y ago
I don't know. It isn't a breach of my employment contract so I would not be a very good source on this matter. You could contact them directly and see how they resolve it (or if they even can).
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by porpoisemonkey 13y ago
By your response I think you inferred I had some follow up commentary prepared that I didn't (and don't) have. I really just want to know: What do you think would be reasonable compensation for the week of vacation spent?
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by porpoisemonkey 13y ago
I haven't seen anyone mention what I suspect is the target audience for Chromebooks - aging Americans. This is expected to be one of the fastest growing demographics in the United States thanks to the Post-World War II Baby Boom of the
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by porpoisemonkey 13y ago
Are you asking that they pay you both for working for them and also for missed time at your job? According to the post they pay you for working for them for a week.
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by porpoisemonkey 13y ago
I don't think that just because they were wearing bulletproof vests you can reasonably infer "SWAT". Many law enforcement agencies have written or unwritten requirements to wear bulletproof vests when in the field. http:&#x2
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by porpoisemonkey 13y ago
I'm not sure where you got the idea that these raids were conducted by SWAT teams. The article only vaguely alludes to "federal agents".
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by porpoisemonkey 13y ago
Thanks... I honestly didn't get the piece at first. It could be that I'm not the target audience. I guess the part of this satire that didn't click for me is the discrimination against women in programming based on genetics o
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by porpoisemonkey 13y ago
I'm not sure what the purpose is of this article. Is it a tongue-in-cheek argument? Humorous? Part of a science fiction novel?

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