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by rickreynoldssf 4y ago
Oh... I did not know that. I don't follow the site any more. A week or two ago I saw what I thought was a recent clip with Jeff in it. Good for him!
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by rickreynoldssf 4y ago
I'm an Ex-Engineering Manager at GameSpot & Giantbomb at CBS (2013-2016). All the stuff Dave mentioned was very much the same when I was there. The unit was always in trouble losing money quarter after quarter and focus was always
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by rickreynoldssf 4y ago
51 grey beard here. Let me complain about the younguns. So much of what's out there today is, or is based on "solutions" created to solve problems that don't really exist. Rather than try to understand something so many
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by rickreynoldssf 4y ago
But I don't have enough room on my laptop for another sticker!
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by rickreynoldssf 4y ago
If you get a text (not What's App) reply with "Do you know what happened in Tiananmen Square in 1989? Ask Winnie The Pooh, A Free Tibet or Uyghurs". That'll trigger a few Chinese monitors, or at least scare the scammer
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by rickreynoldssf 4y ago
Why isn't this in the Chrome store? There's other extensions that integrate with 12ft.io in the Chrome store (e.g. https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/12ft-free/ljgfopbn... ) so there's
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by rickreynoldssf 4y ago
Initiating a DDoS is costly in many cases. It exposes infected bot net nodes that will most likely be pulled off the botnet by their owners or ISPs. Botnet owners don't randomly let their botnet be used for anything unless they're
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by rickreynoldssf 4y ago
You would think, there'd be some sanity checks on GitHib's side to make sure this kind of thing doesn't happen, but no... it's not even going to question 400k notifications. ᕕ( ᐛ )ᕗ
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by rickreynoldssf 4y ago
I think Tether is the ultimate "Fake it till you make it" organization in crypto. Its kind of a joke now but everyone is in on the joke but it will probably end up being the defacto crypto parking place once things get real in cry
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by rickreynoldssf 4y ago
TLDR?
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by rickreynoldssf 4y ago
No. When you use Justworks, they are the actual employer for your employees. So you're not doing any business whatsoever in another state.
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by rickreynoldssf 4y ago
That's just a rookie business owner mistake. He should have used something like Justworks to handle the "employee" part of the business until he grew enough to have a dedicated HR person.
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by rickreynoldssf 4y ago
Wait until Musk finds out its a bunch of gnarly PHP 5.4 code much of which is a black box everyone is afraid to touch.
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by rickreynoldssf 5y ago
What Brilliant Web Designer thought it was a good idea to pulse the text? Are you trying to give me a seizure? SMH WTF
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by rickreynoldssf 5y ago
EC2 at least seems fine but the console is definitely busted as of 16:00UTC
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by rickreynoldssf 5y ago
A lot of YouTube's "customer service" people are poorly trained contractors in India, may of which don't even understand English well. I've gone back and forth with them sometimes being asked for things that I clea
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by rickreynoldssf 5y ago
Lots of weed hand grown by Jean Loius-Gasse was smoked in the offices of Be back in the day...
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by rickreynoldssf 5y ago
Why do so many tech blogs load up their stuff with stupid memes?
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by rickreynoldssf 5y ago
I went to the party and I can't leave.
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by rickreynoldssf 5y ago
Yeah, um hmm, I'm going to let some computer in the cloud see EVERYTHING I do in browser and see all my key strokes. What could go wrong? Sign me up!
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by rickreynoldssf 6y ago
Unless they had a contingency plan in place Parler is dead. There's no way a site that big could be moved in 7 days. ESPECIALLY if they used the vendor lock-in features of AWS.
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by rickreynoldssf 6y ago
Unless they had contingency plans Parler is dead. There's no realistic way to move a site like that in 7 days. ESPECIALLY if they're using all the vendor lock-in AWS features.