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by rrauenza 9y ago
I doubt it. On the other hand, the US Military does not take lightly misrepresentation of serving...
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by rrauenza 9y ago
So ... what happens if I list myself as Active Duty? They also have a 7 year extended plan. http://www.equifax.com/credit/fraud-alerts/& 3 Main Types of Alerts and Length of Effectiveness: Initial Fraud A
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How Plex is doing HTTPS for all its users (2015)(blog.filippo.io)
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by rrauenza 9y ago
You're touching upon a little of something called 'The Growth Mindset' - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mindset#Fixed_and_growth In the Bay Area schools my kids attend, they are working hard to emphasize
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by rrauenza 9y ago
I haven't found a good citation yet, but my understanding was that it was carefully planned and she was chosen. This gets into it a little ... http://www.npr.org/2009/03/15/101719889/before-rosa-park
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by rrauenza 9y ago
On page 7 is an add for Shugart! Later renamed to Seagate!
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by rrauenza 9y ago
... Backblaze B2 is sounding pretty good. What I would miss, however, is the central management and reporting and alerts that crashplan gives me (e.g., host X hasn't been backed up in N days!) That of course is all dependent on the cli
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by rrauenza 9y ago
I considered doing that for a small non profit -- but realized I really didn't want the employees to be able to restore/see each other's data. The business plan has isolated accounts.
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by rrauenza 9y ago
And who was the other finalist?
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by rrauenza 9y ago
With the prevalence of crypto ransom ware ... I'd really like more than 30 days. Speaking of which -- possibly simple feature request -- when a files' entropy suddenly goes high from low, alert the user and keep the files longer.
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by rrauenza 9y ago
Maybe you could also furiously debate the Linux client while you're at it :) (I can better understand the policy now as well -- keep people from using as primary offline storage.)
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by rrauenza 9y ago
That is pretty awesome (but I'd still rather have a fixed fee). Also -- how do I know my 3rd party B2 backup system isn't going to cause me extra charges from using API's inefficiently?
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by rrauenza 9y ago
Duplicati is suprisingly easy to set up for Windows -> Linux. Installed the windows client, made an account on my linux box and pointed the windows client at it. Is it a proper service on Windows? That's a problem. I want to conf
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by rrauenza 9y ago
I just want a simple, predictable flat fee, not a pricing guide ... https://help.backblaze.com/hc/en-us/articles/217667478-Under...
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by rrauenza 9y ago
I think this means it is also an end to CrashPlan's peer to peer free backup solution? I don't believe their business plan offers that. Thank goodness I bought into their long service plan. I have 1.9 years to figure this out. W
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by rrauenza 9y ago
My main problem with BackBlaze is a lack of a Linux solution: https://help.backblaze.com/hc/en-us/articles/217664628-Is-Ba...
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by rrauenza 9y ago
Me too. They suggest Carbonite, but it doesn't have a Linux client.
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by rrauenza 9y ago
In the US, Indian is an ambiguous term due to Native Americans. Asian Indian disambiguates. In the UK, Asian (or South Asian) often means Indian.
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by rrauenza 9y ago
Speaking of moving - a downside of prop 13 is that people used to upgrade / downgrade their houses. Have kids? Get a little bigger house. Retire? Downsize. So now people buy in and don't move.
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by rrauenza 9y ago
Speaking of which ... http://www.sfgate.com/local/article/Those-who-have-received-... $300-$900 TPCA settlement. You can query their form for your phone number to see if you're eligible.
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by rrauenza 9y ago
Status unproven: http://www.snopes.com/can-you-hear-me-scam/
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by rrauenza 9y ago
I felt awful for a few months - achy and difficult to get out of bed. Turned out to be a vitamin D deficiency. At the bay area latitude, we barely get enough especially if you don't go outside enough. Worse if your skin pigmentation
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by rrauenza 9y ago
Fake eggs in China was the one that really astounded me! http://newsfeed.time.com/2012/11/06/how-to-make-a-rotten-egg... Citing an anonymous source, the paper outlined how the fakes were made: prepare a moul
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by rrauenza 9y ago
Make sure you clean your .history if you're using echo to pipe the password...
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Relevant quote from the cited article: Sanitation by boiling or microwave treatment has been shown to significantly reduce the bacterial load of kitchen sponges19, 21 and can therefore be regarded as a reasonable hygiene measure. However,
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Your Kitchen Sponge Is Gross and Microwaving It Doesn't Make a Difference(countryliving.com)
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You can post the sha1sum instead. $ sha1sum SooperSekretPassw0rd^D SooperSekretPassw0rddc0d3504b259a92dce59b850969601d12c06a75f -
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How Music Hijacks Our Perception of Time(nautil.us)
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Using cheap magnet, hacker beats protections on a “smart” handgun(bbc.com)
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He may be talking about the need to rebalance ... I run a btrfs balance every month to make sure I don't run out of space again. It happened to me while on vacation -- I only had satellite internet and had to fix it over ssh at single

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