rdudek

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   by rdudek 11y ago

   What's stopping people from accidentally ordering things with this thing? Could I go into somebody's house that has one of these devices setup and say "Alexa, order some breast clamps" ?
2. 152.▲
   by rdudek 11y ago

   Yes. 6 plants, 3 budding.
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   by rdudek 11y ago

   Also note, Adobe's products are known to be some of the most pirated pieces of software around. During my high school and college times, everyone I knew owned pirated copies of Photoshop or Creative Suite. Same folks now just pay the
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   by rdudek 11y ago

   We already have the ability for staff to badge into any computer without typing their credentials.
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   by rdudek 11y ago

   I'm willing to bet it's heat related. Nothing destroys battery life quicker than heat.
6. 156.▲
   by rdudek 11y ago

   Considering we're in healthcare business... I can see problems. We are working towards implementing a badge-in option but wont begin testing until this summer.
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   by rdudek 11y ago

   I actually wouldn't be surprised that a similar scenario occurred during development. There are stupid decisions made constantly. Even the place I work, our Chief Security Officer in charge of security asked me to remove all authenti
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   by rdudek 11y ago

   I don't know, I think this is more of a "Computer Science is the new Math" approach. My only concern is, what programs will be cut to make room for this program? And you know all schools will do this because government fund
9. 159.▲
   by rdudek 11y ago

   Fair question, if I wanted to buy a phone now, which manufacturer/OS comes with ability to do FDE and said party does not have a copy of the key?
10. 160.▲
    by rdudek 11y ago

    Don't count on it. I failed out of college due to my inability to take and pass tests, yet at work, I'm being promoted constantly to higher ranks due to my productivity.
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    by rdudek 11y ago

    How do we know they don't? But at least with Microsoft, there is a way to remove the encryption key from them. Few years ago, I helped a person unlock their quicken backup file with help of Intuit by calling their support number. Use
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    by rdudek 11y ago

    Doesn't matter. Money is created through debt on national level. Eliminate the debt and you're running risk of deflation, not to mention other economic issues associated with that, like job losses in public sectors.
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    by rdudek 11y ago

    I questioned that part but could not get a concrete answer how they established that. I just mentioned it because that's what the report states. However, the location and setup did not look very kid friendly and my little one didn&#x
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    by rdudek 11y ago

    Well, part of it is that they increased the size of the "spectrum" by adding more conditions and that doctors now check early in case intervention may be required are why the numbers are not so high. Take for example my daughter.
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    by rdudek 11y ago

    Autism is a spectrum, not a single type disorder. Problem with this label is that it has 100+ different things lumped into one category. Not all autistic folks are the same, it really depends on where they land on the spectrum. Also, the
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    by rdudek 11y ago

    As a father of a girl (3 years old) who has been recently diagnosed with autism, I found this article interesting. She is currently receiving speech and occupational therapies. This article gives us a glimpse of future challenges she&#x27
17. 167.▲
    by rdudek 11y ago

    Yes, it's based on the quality of review and how helpful people found it. Under each review, there is a voting type thing where you can click if review was helpful or not.
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    by rdudek 11y ago

    But it's not a promotional content because your reviews can be negative. It's really based on the quality of review and how many people find it helpful.
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    by rdudek 11y ago

    I thought they had that program for a while now. At least, I remember reading about it some odd years ago and heard it was invite-only type of deal.
20. 170.▲
    by rdudek 11y ago

    I bet you they don't take Apple Pay or Android Pay because of transaction fees. Them rolling out their own payment system probably saves them quite a bit on fees.
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    by rdudek 11y ago

    So, big question. How anonymous is the TOR Project? Can it be trusted?
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    by rdudek 11y ago

    Thanks. That is a great video.
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    by rdudek 11y ago

    Thanks! This is another great explanation of the vent that I can use against those who think moon landing was fake. In the past, I always told folks that landing occurred during Cold War and USSR was watching closely. If this was faked,
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    by rdudek 11y ago

    When you avenge your countrymen, you avenge by killing the people at fault... not innocent folks enjoying a concert.
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    by rdudek 11y ago

    The way it works here in the US is that data belongs to the bank and not the customer.
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    by rdudek 11y ago

    [citation needed] Or are you just talking about doing a factory restore on system which brings back everything to it's original state?
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    by rdudek 11y ago

    I would love to get a 100/100 symmetrical here in Thornton, CO for a reasonable price. Maybe after this vote, in the next some odd years we'll get something. I had to drop Comcast because their signal kept spiking too much, 6 te
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    by rdudek 11y ago

    Thanks! I'll give this a shot. Maybe finally a reason for me to ditch Chrome and go the Firefox route.
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    by rdudek 11y ago

    Don't forget Audi, Porche, Bentley, and others that VW owns :)
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    by rdudek 11y ago

    I only use a handful of apps on my phone and the ones I do use, do everything I need out of them. As someone who used iPhones, androids, and now as of this year a Windows Phone, I have to say, the UI is extremely well done. The live tiles