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by rando444 9y ago
It's not unimaginable, but the frequency of these stories should make you wonder. I had this happen personally. Had a conversation about my work with this girl I know which ended up being mostly about project management. The girl tol
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by rando444 9y ago
The title is misleading. The FBI 'released' these documents to the public over a year ago.
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by rando444 9y ago
While maybe not understood by the general public, these facts are well understood by the individuals that work in this sector.
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by rando444 9y ago
While plausible, this study doesn't suggest that. They mention it as a potential cause, but did no research to that effect and even state they made no attempt to measure such things.
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by rando444 9y ago
Hillary rigged the DNC and tried to force herself on the American people, essentially leaving them with very little choice. I blame her for Trump more than anyone else. There was a lawsuit against the DNC for their actions, unfortunately th
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by rando444 9y ago
The important bit is kind of buried in the middle: It is important to note that as the record is malformed, it should not traverse any sane DNS resolvers. Because of this, the issue can only be triggered if the victim(s) are accepting DNS
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by rando444 9y ago
It's a good thought experiment, and not without precedent.. however the main problem holding high-speed rail back in the United States is that freight trains have priority over passenger trains. Without changing this, high-speed rail i
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by rando444 9y ago
Very clever, I like the project. I'm a fan of the pin too.. can there be a fridge magnet version?
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by rando444 9y ago
Sounds like that would defeat the entire purpose, as well as prevent anyone from caring whether they participated.
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by rando444 9y ago
Any answer is speculation. My guess would be that he knew that sending an SMS will to his brother would cause his brother to reach out to him.. a conversation he'd rather just avoid since he seems like his mind was made up.
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by rando444 9y ago
Which is why there are courts to decide these things. In this case the guy wrote this very close to the time he took his own life, and the wording does signal that he intended this to be his will and last wishes. If I were a judge I would h
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by rando444 9y ago
This is one of the many reasons why small claims courts exist.
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by rando444 9y ago
Isn't that what a warranty is? I would imagine they have a standard manufacturer's warranty, and if you have a decent credit card, that warranty is usually extended.
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by rando444 9y ago
I'm in the opposite group. I really think it is that obvious that good health and exercise is the key to a long life. I think all you really have to do is take a look at nearly anyone over 80+ .. the vast majority of the people who mak
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by rando444 9y ago
If the employee just wanted more money and feels they are worth it, then all they have to do is ask. If the employee already starts looking for another job without even trying to get more money in his current position, there is no reason to
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by rando444 9y ago
Time warner was doing something similar
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by rando444 9y ago
Wait what? How is the problem tech support?
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by rando444 9y ago
A section for acknowledgements? Also the Contributions AKA "these random accounts from twitter may have participated to the project to some degree, but we don't want to disclose their names or contributions" section of the we
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by rando444 9y ago
that's not p2p file transfer.
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by rando444 9y ago
You just assume that AIM would be better as a "social network".. but not everyone wants that, some people just want simple chat. In fact many people think google's failure with gchat was trying to force people to use things t
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by rando444 9y ago
Isn't it difficult or limiting for you to try to navigate the internet without a mouse?
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by rando444 9y ago
I just wish they'd make up their mind about the buttons that surround the arrow keys. Sometimes it's page-back / page-forward, sometimes it's pgup / pgdown .. with both options being equally annoying.
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by rando444 9y ago
I don't think blockchains provide any anonymity. You can try to provide as little information as possible about yourself, but there is nothing in the blockchain that facilitates anonymity.
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by rando444 9y ago
The solution is good, but it's not perfect.. it's just a question of how much time and effort particular problems are worth. In fact the whole lesson here is about exactly this.
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by rando444 9y ago
It's called a business cycle: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Business_cycle
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by rando444 9y ago
So is Amazon going to start getting into the housing buisness next? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sears_Catalog_Home
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by rando444 9y ago
Anecdotally I know zero people who wash their water bottles once a day, and have known nobody that has ever attributed sickness to this. And yet, decades later everyone seems to be doing just fine. If you're going to suggest such extre
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by rando444 9y ago
Of course you can take your water bottles on the plane, you just can't take them with liquid in them. Just empty them and refill them. When traveling there are faucets at every restaurant, gas station, campsite, or pretty much any pla
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by rando444 9y ago
In my country (Iceland) everyone uses their own containers and nobody drinks bottled water but tourists. In fact you never even saw still bottled water in stores up until just a few years ago. The water that comes out of the tap is some of
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by rando444 9y ago
I'm not sure if you understand what a password is. Identifying a person is one thing, proving you are that person is a completely different concept.

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