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by rhexs 5y ago
No. They seem to have been doing a few puff PR pieces recently. Can’t imagine anyone under 30 knows or cares about them. I guess their main claim to fame was being the first “hacker” group to do PR moderately well and transition into decent
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by rhexs 5y ago
Yep. We haven't hit a real bear market in quite a while -- even 2008 was mostly a road bump if you were in tech. We'll see what shakes out when everyone isn't getting trivial 20-30% gains in the market every year. There are g
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by rhexs 5y ago
The leetcode of the security world! Thankfully not that bad...yet.
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by rhexs 5y ago
The O&O team needs to post more pictures of Frida. Great tool, first download on every Windows install for years.
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by rhexs 5y ago
Awesome! When is the leetcode problem coming so I can practice it for my next interview loop?
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by rhexs 5y ago
If you don't mind me asking, what kind of drug requires testing like this? Suboxone or something similar? Seems like an invasion of privacy unless is somehow related to rehabilitation I suppose.
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by rhexs 5y ago
Right, but at least the boomers voting for both parties (and the corresponding elected boomers allowing this) will get to continue buying new RVs each year with pensions and inflated retirement accounts that only exist due to allowed tech c
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by rhexs 5y ago
I hike solo and carry one. Was about 200, registering online takes five minutes.
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by rhexs 5y ago
Incredibly talented. I always felt like WKUK was just a few years too early -- had they launched in the YouTube era I bet they would have been 100x bigger. Rest in peace.
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by rhexs 5y ago
Wow, letting anyone use my network as a back haul in exchange for a cryptocurrency I’ve never heard of. Sign me up.
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by rhexs 5y ago
The entire federal government recruits almost exclusively from people separating from the service due to veterans preference.
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by rhexs 5y ago
I can’t wait until I can move into a “retired millionaire’s” house at below market rent when I run into tough times. What an inspiring article.
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by rhexs 5y ago
Thank you. Can someone please break security questions next so I don’t have to store four passwords instead of one to login to my accounts? Please kill opt-out-less 2FA while you’re at it. (Thanks Amazon, been enjoying that change!)
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by rhexs 5y ago
Because they can continually fill the trenches with H1Bs willing to run the gauntlet.
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by rhexs 5y ago
Search almost any disease + curcumin on pubmed and you’ll find plenty of studies claiming impact or showing murine/in vitro results. There have yet to be any high quality in vivo human studies demonstrating anything of value. Looking f
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by rhexs 5y ago
It’d be nice if there existed any forum that collected these anecdotes. Glassdoor is heavily censored, teamblind requires tying your identity to the account, etc. Lots of toxic workplaces exist and remain unknown outside of rare Twitter thr
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by rhexs 5y ago
How many families are you going to feed with that extra million you saved now that the numerous farms you couldn’t see from the highway overpass can no longer ship food? “I have always lived in very liberal, expensive, coastal cities” — ple
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by rhexs 5y ago
The easy fix to this is to not exempt “IT Professionals” from overtime in a bullshit rider on a completely unrelated law. Pay overtime, make it expensive to drive employees over 40 hours, and the problem disappears overnight.
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by rhexs 5y ago
Do you have any links on what Tokyo style housing is actually like? I’ve heard that you can relatively easily afford single family housing there if you’re willing to put up with a long commute to work. Is that not correct?
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by rhexs 5y ago
Wait, is there really a conspiracy out there that the reason the government performs so poorly is because people from “the opposite team” are actively joining and sabotaging it from within? Absolutely fascinating if so.
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by rhexs 5y ago
Why should you have to pay a national service to NOT deliver you junk mail? If your government isn’t serving you, why would you double down and assume additional funding will address the issue?
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by rhexs 5y ago
Useful union voting bloc seems to be the major reason. When they come out with PR pieces the biggest “reason” is veterans and the elderly not being able to get drugs delivered via mail, which seems like a rather tiny, solvable problem that
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by rhexs 5y ago
Wow, almost a perfect solution. Unfortunately, it doesn't support quicksync if you swap to a CPU that supports it. :(
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by rhexs 5y ago
I really wish there was a small NAS case that didn't look like a massive box. The QNAP/Synology 4 bay low power form factor is just killer for fitting into small spaces, but if I could put a core i5 in one of those with some flash
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by rhexs 6y ago
I'm curious -- are there any examples of what ping time would be from SF to NY if something specific like this existed? How much of current (additional) ping is due to queueing vs speed of light in copper? Or would this just make it mo
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by rhexs 6y ago
I’ve had tinnitus my entire life and think my case is genetic. There was a brief period in my life where I started reading about it and got pretty stressed I could hear it while trying to sleep. That compounded in on itself and it had me wo
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by rhexs 6y ago
Sure, massive media conglomerates.
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by rhexs 6y ago
Well, for one, almost 3000 people died in the September 11th attacks. Kind of an important point.
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by rhexs 6y ago
Recommend you take a break from the news then.
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by rhexs 6y ago
Appreciate this. I’ve been recommending Ubiquiti to family and friends for a while and have noticed the decrease in quality and features recently. Not sure where to go next, but it probably won’t be Ubiquiti.

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