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by quags 4y ago
Agreed that is a bad stance from a security standpoint. Security updates will always be coming , users can not be relied on to always update so you get sites that will never be updated and eventually hacked and spam/ scan / redire
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by quags 4y ago
For your three examples getting early into theses stocks, say stock compensation, or employee stock purchases would have produced outsized returns up until a few months ago. Much of the wealth is not from salary and simply stock compensatio
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by quags 4y ago
I bet if they were re-interviewed the risks they believed were crypto going to zero not the entire exchange folding with crypto essentially holding up for other exchanges or your own wallet.
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by quags 4y ago
For shared it’s important to not suddenly break sites, even during security updates. That’s were you get hardened php and keeping php 5 still alive on many shared hosts. I can see this as just being something added to new Wordpress installs
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by quags 4y ago
Realistically pg&e being a publically traded company (like Twitter was) - California can use money from the budget and send a take over offer over 40 billion. The current market cap is around is 39 billion. They would need to bid a prem
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by quags 4y ago
I have this on Amex business and it required adding the service. None of my personal credit cards have this.
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by quags 4y ago
Thank you for your service.
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by quags 4y ago
Nothing prevents being decentralized and continuing that route but it requires more knowledge , it is harder , still has risk and crypto would not be as large with out the central players. Centralized and regulated crypto exchanges keeping
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by quags 4y ago
Serious question. What support would digital ocean , an unmanaged vps provider , really need to offer besides keeping their network, control panel and kvm nodes up? Assuming their infra is running normally which is a bare minimum there shou
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by quags 4y ago
It has not been long enough to really see. Security? Backups? DB Admin? These are easy to cut now and suffer later. Maybe many of these employees were useless but if shit ever hits the fan and you get an all hands on deck situation will be
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by quags 4y ago
This reminds me of Bill Ackerman coming in cnbc at the start of Covid yelling the world was ended at the same time he was massively shorting the market. So I always ask what is black rock doing and how are they making money as they send out
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by quags 4y ago
In the early 00s forums dealt with “trolls” as we labeled them. Moderation was used to keep things on topic and deal with people who did not add to the community, made threats and really made being a moderator annoying. Total free speech gi
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by quags 4y ago
Rackspace is a dinosaur and their main problems have really come from failure to adapt to the changing times - but for them it has been a hard pivot. Back in the early 00s rackspace was know for excellent service and support which you paid
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by quags 4y ago
The only use case I have for crypto is as an alternative payment method. I take payments by credit card, give or take 70%, and PayPal the next 25%. The rest are check and crypto, which I have started in the last year. So I have been mostly
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by quags 4y ago
I come from a hosting background over 20+ years so I think I have a different perspective that others here. I know cloudflare is a large public company - perhaps it is slightly different for this type of company. As a hosting provider I hav
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by quags 4y ago
There is a lot of diversity between churches so I'm not surprised you did not see this while others did. I grew up in the in a Pentecostal cult in the 90s and very much covered revelations, second coming/endtimes, Israel as part o
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by quags 4y ago
For centos6 there is cloudlinux also providing extended release support (paid) for those who don't have a RHEL subscription until 2024.
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by quags 4y ago
I turned my love of computer hobby into a business and have been running it for many years. I don't regret it, I still like computers but no longer have that young love for it where I would learn all about another cool programming lang
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by quags 4y ago
This also peaked by interest, as well as the general concept or royalty investing. But so far, I haven't found anything that seems worth it. First, none of the royalty are guaranteed, so you could buy something that may or may not get
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by quags 4y ago
Lots of stories coming up about netflix with the two stock drops this year, all with different reason for it and a lot of arm chair netflix board members. Netflix won in a market by being different and killing blockbuster with a simple conc
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by quags 4y ago
I've been running a business for 25 years. On the outside it would appear I am self taught, self funded and built it all myself. I don't like to argue privilege in most cases but as I get older I have to say I do recognize things
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by quags 4y ago
Crypto has solved one problem and that is removing consumer protections - which was really not a problem that needed to be solved. Accept crypto directly - chargebacks are a thing of the past. Once that payment is made, it can't be tak
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by quags 4y ago
I don't see allowing bankruptcy as a problem. Companies are in the business of lending to students, that doesn't dry out overnight. There are periods of more risk on, and risk off so there would also be cycles. A car analogy: cars
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by quags 5y ago
My parents also mention the 18% loan time when they bought their home - that was the advertised rate - but in the state there were incentives that brought the rate down to something like 8%. I can't imagine their state would be the onl
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by quags 5y ago
I was going off the original reply where it was, I understand you don't see it that way. All zoning is local is a term used, and back to my case this sounds like a tax on land, not the building. In that case, all land is the same, perh
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by quags 5y ago
I can't speak for everywhere, but I live is a very high tax rate in the north east and of cousre the larger the high or more land, the higher the taxes. The town I live in some houses, which generally don't exceed 1 acre lots can
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by quags 5y ago
That does ignore the PPP loads available to many small businesses. There was a forced shutdown, you could get funding during some of that shutdown with this and used correctly it did not need to be paid back. We can look back and say what s
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by quags 5y ago
I have run my own mail server about as long, run an RBL, and a transactional mail service too. This is a hard line approach and blacklisting a /24 on a second offense that never expires just doesn't work long term but at least you
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by quags 5y ago
I use freebsd for one project on node/js and for ssh jumper boxes. I have also been admining linux boxes since 99. I have no hate for systemd - there just was a learning curve. I like a basic rc.conf set up that freebsd has. Everything
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by quags 5y ago
I have found this too. ZFS on root just works, no hacks needed to set it up on freebsd.

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