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by randerson 6y ago
Would there be some way to use this to your advantage?
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by randerson 7y ago
Order through the restaurant's own website/app if they have one.
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by randerson 8y ago
Around $6K out of pocket.
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by randerson 8y ago
$160K sounds cheap to me if you're in the US. I had a heart ablation a few years back for an irregular heart beat. Like the procedure in the article its minimally invasive where they go in through the groin to zap some electricity at a
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by randerson 8y ago
a) the data wasn't breached through the credential stuffing attack, it was breached at an earlier time on another site. b) the credential stuffing attack itself is authorized access (because from the site's perspective, the user p
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by randerson 8y ago
Example solutions that wouldn't result in a massive customer drop-off though? The average person isn't going to set up 2FA or remember a randomly generated password just for a food delivery website.
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by randerson 8y ago
Except not every patient can be fixed. Doctors would be incentivized not to take on really sick patients or those with mystery illnesses.
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by randerson 8y ago
What if you need to swerve while going over a bumpy road? Steering won't do much good if your wheels are in the air.
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by randerson 9y ago
Isn't it almost always advisable to have homogenous servers in a web farm? What are some example cases there that doesn't make sense?
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by randerson 9y ago
And the former is the one you want your Load Balancers to be checking. With a deep health check, even a brief database outage will cause every web server to be taken out of rotation, and then you're completely down for at least as many
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by randerson 9y ago
Our company cares more about security than anyone in our space, if you look at how much we invest relative to the others. We have full time penetration testers on staff. We contract out to countless third party security vendors. We take the
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by randerson 9y ago
I'm in charge of security at a large e-commerce company. I do not play golf. I mostly live in fear. No sensible person would sign up for the CSO position if they risked jail time when their company gets hacked. You can't really co
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by randerson 9y ago
MotionPoint
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by randerson 9y ago
Am I the only person who uses the physical home button to feel for which way is up when pulling the phone out their pocket? I'm going to look like an idiot 50% of the time i pull my phone out once that button goes virtual.
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by randerson 9y ago
Any idea if/when Elastic.co will support multiple user accounts and 2FA in the management portal? Not having those was a deal-breaker for us when we evaluated it awhile back, and was the sole reason we went with the less stable AWS ser
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by randerson 10y ago
> What we do not want it companies that bring in cheap barely-qualified labour for cost-cutting. The alternative at many tech companies (including mine) is to outsource to the cheap overseas labour while they continue to work remotely fr
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by randerson 10y ago
I asked one of Amazon's ELB Product Managers this a few months ago and was told that no, there's no longer a need to warm up an ELB/ALB except perhaps in extreme cases.
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by randerson 10y ago
Less safe for an infant though since they have to be sedated in order to stay still.
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by randerson 11y ago
bzip2 can take advantage of any number of CPU cores when compressing.
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by randerson 11y ago
Also see the $99 Lenovo Stick which runs Windows 10: http://www.amazon.com/Lenovo-ideacentre-Stick-Computer-90F20...
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by randerson 11y ago
One benefit of a microservices/SOA architecture that I never see mentioned is that it can make you a more attractive acquisition target (if your acquirer is doing decent technical due diligence.) There's a good chance that your ac
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by randerson 12y ago
This is all fine and well until you need to measure "how many users reset their passwords" or "what is the bounce rate of users confirming their email addresses". This may be useful for avoiding sensitive data, but it&#x
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by randerson 12y ago
It is if you store credit card numbers.
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by randerson 12y ago
Subjectively, the best overall trade-off between quality and file size seems to be BPG Large. Great comparison.