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by r0m4n0 12y ago
Google may not be the best example... the founders went to Standford as well haha. I think the question comes down to, does the school give the unfair advantage or does the school attract smart people that are more likely to accomplish some
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Will the Verizon Version of the iPhone 6 Support NFC and Apple Pay?(discussions.apple.com)
2 points by r0m4n0 12y ago|0 comments
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by r0m4n0 12y ago
I hardly use half of my 16gb model... cumulonimbus computing all the way. I'm sure they do the research on storage usage... From my personal experience, I have never even heard a complaint about storage space. That doesn't mean I
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Caltech Makes Famed Physicist's 'Feynman Lectures' Available Online for Free(laist.com)
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by r0m4n0 12y ago
Very true, execution of a health exchange infrastructure has been riddled with troubles in the past. Interfacing with patient data is still a great idea, practically nonexistent today. a central location for data will only make your service
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by r0m4n0 12y ago
Blue Shield of CA and Anthem announced a health exchange to store patient info a few days ago... Obviously PicnicHealth is onto something but they will have some challenges as they don't have massive relationships with providers. At la
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by r0m4n0 12y ago
I have a closely related dilemma more around the salary negotiations involved in the acquihire... How much should the cofounders ask for?
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California Integrated Data Exchange(calindex.org)
1 points by r0m4n0 12y ago|0 comments
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by r0m4n0 12y ago
So true... I've stayed at the fairmont in SF and San Jose, both of which charge $15 for slow internet (unless you opt for the club where they usually bill you anyway and use your information to bombard you with ads). They even charge f
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by r0m4n0 12y ago
Maybe verizon is throttling your connection
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by r0m4n0 12y ago
I agree, this was probably a bad example because involvement seems a bit of a stretch (although posting on a known black hat forum might change some variables). What if you had only told your friend of the particular vulnerability and he us
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by r0m4n0 12y ago
The law doesn't require relationship or commercial gain. I can't share my story (and I'm sure there are others out there) but I can assure you: if you mess with the wrong people, the CFAA has no bounds
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by r0m4n0 12y ago
haha not to drag this conversation out but just a hypothetical scenario: I download and install Drupal on my web server. I find an SQL Injection vulnerability in the login form. I post on a public forum the vulnerability where someone proce
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by r0m4n0 12y ago
Right, they mentioned researching bugs like Heartbleed. Discovering and disclosing bugs on underlying open source technology hasn't been the target prosecuting under CFAA in the past so I follow you there. If a prosecuting attorney wan
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by r0m4n0 12y ago
you would think they would be more focused on vulnerabilities of websites and the underlying technology as Google is an internet company (though they have morphed into a wider spectrum). Most recent public security outcries have related to
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Visual Comparison Between BlackBerry 10.3, iOS 8 and Android L(n4bb.com)
1 points by r0m4n0 12y ago|0 comments
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by r0m4n0 12y ago
I have to contribute to this because I have this deep pent up rage against most bicyclists in Sacramento... >The few studies that look at specific violations have found that people on bikes do roll through stop signs about 15% more than
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How to hunt a Chinese hacker(time.com)
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by r0m4n0 12y ago
https://www.blueshieldca.com/bsca/about-blue-shield/health-r... One of california's largest health insurance companies is a not for profit and doesn't stockpile money. why is healthcare still expensive?
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by r0m4n0 12y ago
With a healthcare startup, you will almost always pay more. Large insurance companies are able to bargain the best rates through many means based upon their size. Even when the provider disagrees (with capitated services for example) and bi
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by r0m4n0 12y ago
It's interesting that they didn't communicate the amount and I haven't found any sources that provide one. You would think there would be more transparency seeing that the money is going into the government's pocket. Som
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by r0m4n0 12y ago
Location: Sacramento, CA Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Full stack development; HTML, CSS, Javascript, jQuery, Bootstrap, PHP, MySQL, Oracle Resume: http://careers.stackoverflow.com/ambroselli Email: rom
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by r0m4n0 12y ago
and more to this... usually these cases go to special DA Investigation units who invest huge sums of money to determine who was involved and to what extent (think full blown computer forensic investigations to gather evidence). even when th
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Moto 360 Design Face-Off(plus.google.com)
2 points by r0m4n0 12y ago|0 comments
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by r0m4n0 12y ago
I believe you nailed the true root cause. District attorneys have the power to choose who to charge and to what degree. It is not a DA's responsibility to weigh what is for the good of society, they need only to be concerned with convi
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by r0m4n0 12y ago
Looks like they removed this requirement recently. We have JetBlue in our presence :O
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by r0m4n0 13y ago
What's the make and model on your chair? Nice setup
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My DNA has been kidnapped and I’ve been genetically raped(dna-explained.com)
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NASA Space Assets Detect Ocean inside Saturn Moon(nasa.gov)
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by r0m4n0 13y ago
In case anyone is wondering, Google uses Blueshield of CA to process their insurance claims but internally pay with their own funds. Google ultimately has the final say on how claims will be paid (although they rarely deviate from Blueshiel

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