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Yes, exactly, I also have sudo no password on my linux boxes. If you're on my account you can keylog me or dump my keepass DB from memory. You may as well go ahead and have root too. UAC is particularly bad in that it also produces pro
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9y ago
I'm not so sure - I think it's more for other reasons, I wouldn't necessarily attribute it to something so complicated when there's a few quite less complicated good reasons I can see for it too - like lowering transacti
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9y ago
Correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't that more because air traffic is up rather than their margins having gone up? Maybe oil prices of the day play a role too... but I wouldn't count on that to be true for long. Even in this re
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9y ago
But getting you in the door for that work experience is key. Co-op programs and such can really help with that, especially if you don't have a lot of job-finding experience.
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Does it ever work though? First thing I do is do the math on what each individual item I'm interested in costs in dollars based on the price of both the most and least expensive coin pack or whatever.
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9y ago
You have to understand why they overbook - jetfuel is extremely expensive and produces a massive amount of carbon pollution - most of the airlines barely operate at margin as it is. Cargo is cheaper to fly than passengers and many of them a
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9y ago
Sounds like it wasn't the normal overbooking procedure - it was overfull because of united employees.
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9y ago
Not talking deep frying either, I don't deep fry nuggets. Dark meat gives it a bad, inconsistent texture and taste and a generally greasy feeling in your mouth even when eaten on its own. If you like that, you go right ahead, but I
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9y ago
Chicken is also significantly better from a carbon emissions perspective too I believe. Going off http://media.treehugger.com/assets/images/2011/10/Greenhouse... chickens are far better than almost all
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9y ago
Not just health problems really - it just tastes gross, a much less pleasant texture and consistent flavor. Especially when prepared in a sandwich or in chicken nuggets the white meat is much nicer - chicken nuggets the ooze fat and leave y
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9y ago
Also has builtin letsencrypt automation and generally easier configuration, so for small sites it might be a better option than nginx.
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9y ago
Yeah, if I recall correctly there are a whole bunch of those "parked" domains that get included sometimes - so if you count based on domain and not just on IP you'll get vastly different results.
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9y ago
Hah, are you kidding? Even the most advanced VM based protections are routinely bypassed by crackers. Things which have an analog hole vulnerability are just too easy. The only way something like that would happen is a big shift in hardware
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An attacker could just as easily block the SSL connections - unless you're suggesting it fail if it can't check for a firmware update, but that proposal would mean that if your servers are gone the devices are bricked. Many of suc
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9y ago
They have a very fancy version of the PE one on there too. It may be necessary for me to own it.
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9y ago
It definitely does, viewing it as "collaborative art" when really it's just a bunch of people running bots to smash other people's shit turns it from "art" to a popularity contest of standard internet practice
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I'm getting really annoyed with these damn paywall sites. Anyone have a suggestion for a good browser extension (preferably for Firefox) to solve this issue? I think a simple facebook, reddit or twitter referral injection would do the
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Yeah, getting their quality control up to spec is really going to be the big question. The Model 3 will really answer that - if they fail with the Model 3 it's pretty much game over for them - at least as a big time manufacturer.
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9y ago
That... seems pretty obvious to me, does it not to you? I don't know, I for one would knock back plans I might save for retirement to much earlier in my life.
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9y ago
As far as I know most of the rebranded ones will still list the Nvidia model number. Check https://www.newegg.com/Product/ProductList.aspx?N=100007709%... for instance. While some have their own separate model, it'
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I'd much rather that kind of thing be available as clicking a button personally. Getting information that could help you make big decisions is very useful.
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Just out of curiosity - are the GPUs really the best bet for you at that point? I believe you can buy dedicated FPGA cards, some of which support OpenCL workloads even which might offer you better performance - though they might cost a shit
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They should really stick with their standard naming convention and just call it a 1090 or a 1080 Titan or something - all the information is there, you know what generation it's from and you know where it stands in the product lineup.
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9y ago
Well, my own piece of annecdata, the main thing I've heard about Libreboot was the drama, so when I heard its named brought up, it was the first thing I thought of.
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Those are abusable by first party only though aren't they? This abuse isn't just limited to fingerprinting from 1st party sources, but to 3rd party history detection essentially.
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9y ago
You just write the app that matches popcorn providers with popcorn buyers in their area and charge a 2x markup - 5x during popcorn surges!
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Brave does a lot more than just that though - it's a full fledged browser built on Electron. On desktop I found it lacking, but on mobile it's an excellent option. A good compromise between the UI responsiveness of Chrome and the
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9y ago
Given the accumulation of scripts from many sites it might work out alright, those specific versions could come from anywhere - not like only 1 site around uses a specific version of jquery or something. It might be enough, but would need t
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10y ago
The potential problem I see with this is that it could be abused for a "have you loaded this resource" privacy leak. Simply pick a unique script on a website, if my server doesn't get a hit then I know you went there before.
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10y ago
Depends on the exact case, but I've managed to convert many-step deployments into single-step ansible playbooks in not much longer than it takes to run them once. Even at our super tiny 3-person operation this has saved a massive amoun
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