rando444

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by rando444 10y ago
also this one https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_Hahn
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by rando444 10y ago
Digital cameras in the 70s and 80s were impractical, low quality devices that were mostly useless without a computer, which is not something that the majority of people had in their homes. Kodak did follow up with digital though. They had
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by rando444 10y ago
I've never used Zend, but was tasked with creating a new web app for our customers. I did some research, and after reading this article comparing the PHP frameworks [0], I ended up choosing Laravel, which I think was a great choice. T
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by rando444 10y ago
The notion that Scottish companies would move to England is absurd. Surely you must realize the difference (especially in size) between the EU and English marketplace.
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by rando444 10y ago
I'm just going to go ahead and disagree. Having an accurate calendar provides much more than just 'amusement', and is in fact an important part of an organized society.
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by rando444 10y ago
I dedicated all of my free time to building poker bots from 2007 to 2009. I was a part of the winholdem community, which a large group of us eventually got upset with the developer of the software and then rebuilt the software and called it
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by rando444 10y ago
There is a Concorde that is being returned to service, although not in the US. So I guess we'll be able to see with first hand evidence whether or not business will actually "boom". https://www.theguardian.com&#x2
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by rando444 10y ago
TIL. Thanks!
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by rando444 10y ago
For those that need to get around the paywall https://www.google.dk/search?q=Drop+the+Supersonic+Aircraft+...
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by rando444 10y ago
It's political, but if you think about it, it's really technology/security. I mean not only about this information falling into the wrong hands, but also the fact that using unsecured channels for these things could lead to h
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by rando444 10y ago
While you'll always have a hard time getting away from political bias, you should check out http://www.newyorker.com/ and https://theintercept.com/ Which I find both to have minimal ads and well writte
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by rando444 10y ago
You're defining "useful information" like everyone shares the same idea on what is "useful".
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by rando444 10y ago
You might be interested in this http://www.npr.org/sections/thetwo-way/2016/06/08/481286099/...
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by rando444 10y ago
I'll refer you to the headline: Ask HN: Which VPN do you use and why? First, all VPNs are remote. It doesn't matter if you are connecting to something you set up yourself or something hosted in a 3rd party facility. You'r
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by rando444 10y ago
The resolution named Lithuania, Poland, Italy, and the United Kingdom I wonder why the left out Romania. The former president even confirmed publicly that he allowed his country to host these sites: http://www.aljazeera.com&#x2
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by rando444 10y ago
You shouldn't ever assume malice, especially when there is none. My sentence is a suggestion that you should try to understand what a VPN is and what it is not because you don't seem to fully grasp the concept. Lack of knowledge
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by rando444 10y ago
Yes, but my statement was more of a technical one regarding how such a system might work. I am speaking about the method used to determine how much is in an account and what can be withdrawn, because they can't check your balance witho
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by rando444 10y ago
You have to wonder how this works. Like how does the officer know how much you have and how much is 'appropriate' to confiscate? I wonder if it does a series of authorizations looking for some sort of upper limit to figure out how
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by rando444 10y ago
I think you need to look up a definition of a VPN.
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by rando444 10y ago
You get what you pay for. Every one of us spends our lives building on our experience and then presenting that experience to others in exchange for compensation. Without a system to manage this, it's just something to be exploited. How
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by rando444 10y ago
He may have chose poor wording there, but do you honestly think he had the people working on his house fill out w-4 tax forms and employs them under himself? Paying people for a service does not make you a business. Have you ever paid someo
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by rando444 10y ago
It seems to be a simple case of users re-using passwords for all their services, which explains how someone can log into their teamviewer account, connect to their computer and then proceed to make purchases on amazon, etc. This is most lik
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by rando444 10y ago
Your ideas are intriguing to me, and I wish to subscribe to your newsletter.
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by rando444 10y ago
As someone who did this for some time. Get out. I, like you probably, think that it's not "too bad", but once you're away from this practice, you'll realize that you were wasting so much valuable time.
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by rando444 10y ago
Been there. I just got done spending 5 years at the end of the earth surrounded by very few people of my own age. Sometime in between 3-4 years is when I realized that the internet and all of the people on it can't substitute for som