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rando444
9y ago
This is public knowledge at this point.
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9y ago
Or encourages people to figure out how to backup their files properly.. something they should be doing anyway.
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rando444
9y ago
You might want to clarify what "use uber" means. If you're just talking about customers who eventually benefit from people being paid low salaries, it's not really a good point of comparison.
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10y ago
Microsoft was formally notified of the vulnerability in October 2016. Why leave this out of the timeline? The researcher that found the vulnerability first noticed it in July 2016. Between July and October he had gathered even more inform
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10y ago
I'm not sure if this is a joke against kickstarter, but if you're looking to throw your money out the window, I'll gladly give you my paypal address. Moving planets around is a bad idea on so many levels I don't even kno
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10y ago
Well the article does say that the researchers controlled for these things by using a placebo. There was a study done last year that scanned the brains of volunteers, some given a placebo, and some given LSD, and the results were enough to
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rando444
10y ago
You're correct about the benefits, but wrong about the downsides. The bikes lock to themselves, and they explain in the article that they are already using a behavior system to reward people for good behavior and punishing users who ab
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10y ago
Intermittent fasting / calorie restriction has a wide range of health benefits, and give your age, there's no reason not to start now.. provided of course that you're getting a proper amount of calories in your diet for your
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10y ago
I'm not sure where you're located, but the opposite is true in Europe. Personal questions are used to gauge your interests and personality to see how well you might fit within the company or a specific team.
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10y ago
I don't think that I would call a low calorie diet that only lasts for a few days out of the entire month 'dangerous'.
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10y ago
An induction stove would work several times better than a standard electric stove with cast iron, as well as heating the whole pan more evenly.
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10y ago
From my experience, you're not supposed to be controlling your breath at all. The idea of meditation is to just rest the mind on the breath. To let the body do what it does normally and focus on the inhaling and exhaling as a way to c
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rando444
10y ago
Not OP, but my advice would be to start small. 10 minutes is more than enough to start with. After doing it for awhile, you'll find yourself wanting to increase that time, but just do it gradually.. maybe work yourself up to 20 minute
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10y ago
Which implies that we're perfectly safe without these systems. CCTV does not provide safety, they are primarily used for evidence gathering in criminal investigations.
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rando444
10y ago
Actually the major card companies set deadlines and have all now shifted the liability for swiped transactions onto the retailers. So it's up to them to get their systems updated if they want protection. The only exception currently is
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10y ago
Here are some good examples: https://www.quora.com/What-are-some-egregious-examples-of-H1...
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10y ago
Laravel hands down. It's easy to learn, there are lots of good resources, and it's growing in popularity. Ruby tries to force you to do things in a certain way, and quite often people just end up programming their way around the f
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10y ago
You don't have to be using shady software.. All you have to do is browse the internet. As long as code execution vulnerabilities in web browsers and common plugins (adobe, etc.) exist.. and they still do, 'drive-by downloading
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10y ago
Considering the amount of support they get from the Korean government, I think it's a safe bet that the company will be able to move past this.
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10y ago
This was a fantastic read. Thank you so much for (re)submitting this.
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10y ago
He says to the discussion group of people he does not believe to exist.
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10y ago
This is one aspect. Another is the ease of simplifying making a great photo. A large portion of more advanced photo editing is just moving various sliders around trying to find something that looks nice (yes, i'm oversimplifying) ..
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10y ago
You seem to be mis-interpreting.. or inferring data that is not there. All this is showing is that prior to being in a relationship there is a lot of online activity between two people, and less after being in a relationship. Presumably be
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10y ago
I think they just worded it poorly, but what I think they mean is just any posts that involve both people. So this would include photos where both people are tagged, mentioning the other person, posting on the other person's wall, and
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10y ago
No, not quite. They got a letter from the NHSTA asking to clarify a bunch of stuff with regard to safety, and rather than respond, they decided not to sell their product. The details are a little strange, but easily found with a quick Googl
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10y ago
If you think that the development of a space based missile system will only be developed with "defense" in mind, I have a surplus of bridges that I'd like to unload at a reasonable price.
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10y ago
I'm probably in the minority, but I change my MAC address at the airport quite often. For the airports that only give you 30 minutes of internet, if you change your MAC address, you can get repeated free sessions. Regardless, the main
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10y ago
the fbi is a branch of government, not "the government" and yes, they did get a judge to side with them, but to side with such a ruling because "the government" is a disservice to justice.. as there is much more to the r
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10y ago
The idea of supernodes is what got everyone paranoid (with reason) that they were now able to be spied upon.
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10y ago
The common man was given a choice for voting for someone who was proven to be against their interests vs. someone who had yet to prove themselves against their interests. Perhaps the common man was taken for a sucker, but with Hillary riggi
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