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by runamok 12y ago
You could have one of two approaches. 1. Don't use a per user salt and just use a global salt. You can counteract this decrease (a bit) in security by increasing the key stretching part of your hashing algorithm. or 2. Require the us
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by runamok 12y ago
This reddit link from 9 months ago is probably still relevant: http://www.reddit.com/r/explainlikeimfive/comments/1owop4/el...
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by runamok 12y ago
I've heard if you bought it within 30 days you are at least entitled to a $50 credit.
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by runamok 12y ago
A lot of people didn't like ACA because we would have preferred single payer. Many others felt we would just be sending much more money to the for profit insurance companies who were already treating us horribly and making record profi
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by runamok 12y ago
I would be almost certain they would have a core fee reimbursement of some sort.
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by runamok 12y ago
Almost every mode. During traffic they certainly do although on my motorcycle with the power of lane splitting I can beat even the bullet (48 minutes) from mountain view to my office by about 8 minutes. Not including the 12 or so minute w
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by runamok 12y ago
Just confirmation bias at work. I am sure there are many things they did not have in common that they choose to ignore. Humans are pattern recognition machines which in truth is a lot of fun.
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by runamok 12y ago
Right. > TOR also provides services that permit users, such as Pinkmeth, to "publish web sites and other services without needing to reveal the location of the site." Perhaps they mean a user can use TOR to publish to Pinkmet
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by runamok 12y ago
Right. Except the other car wasn't very reliable apparently. > That’s how I found myself, one dreary day when my Honda wouldn’t start, in my husband’s Mercedes at the WIC office. And unreliable transportation can contribute to losin
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by runamok 12y ago
It can be all that you described. Very humbling. My strategy was to start interviewing a lot. Don't go to your "first pick" companies first. Just go to any that look at all interesting as practice. That will take quite a bit
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by runamok 12y ago
Thank you for giving the statement some context rather than just down voting.
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by runamok 13y ago
I hope this is a Cake reference. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Distance_(song)
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by runamok 13y ago
Anyone know the tax implications of this? I have seen splits before but supposedly this was equivalent to a special dividend as the stock's value halves.
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by runamok 13y ago
You're not a coward. Far from it. Living takes courage. There are options for leaving your parents but they are often complicated and really depend on where you live. Just talking to people can make you feel a lot better even if there
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by runamok 13y ago
First of all are you OK from the accident? I had a motorcycle accident a long time ago and it's easy to get very injured. Secondly the years you are going through were probably the hardest for me and I didn't have to deal with a d
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by runamok 13y ago
How do you propose to pay your employees, rent, etc. with $100 per car sold? Granted you are reducing some costs due to not having inventory besides your test/display models. IIRC most dealerships make the bulk of their income on servi
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by runamok 13y ago
Fair enough. Obviously pg isn't naive enough to invest in a company that will get sued out of existence by Apple tomorrow. So most likely this product is a proof of concept of the technology and is circumventing the issue by perhaps in
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by runamok 13y ago
Most states have wiretapping laws and for anything to be admissible to court for instance I believe you need to notify them that you are recording. I'm actually surprised Google glass has not run afoul of those laws.
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by runamok 13y ago
I am guessing they have licensed magsafe from Apple. Pretty sure they would get a call from Apple lawyers otherwise. There are universal chargers and batteries with all sorts of connectors which are not patent encumbered. Kind of makes me w
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by runamok 13y ago
If you install the Android Intel Atom (x86) drivers and use that emulator, performance is much improved.
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by runamok 13y ago
Pretty sure the root cause is the blend of http/https sources. Chrome and perhaps other browsers helpfully block the http content some of which is probably needed for the webpage to function. In Chrome you click the shield icon next to
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by runamok 13y ago
Exactly. Never attribute to malice that which is adequately explained by stupidity. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hanlon%27s_razor
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by runamok 13y ago
> Feinstein "accused the Central Intelligence Agency of improperly removing documents from computers that committee staff members had been using to complete a report on the agency’s detention program, saying the move was part of an
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by runamok 13y ago
I wonder if a fair portion of that is a housing stipend so the student can relocate for the short duration of the internship.
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by runamok 13y ago
They don't let them die right there because of the Emergency Medical Treatment and Active Labor Act (EMTALA). But they patch them up and send them home as soon as they're stable. That absolutely leads to significantly worse outc
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by runamok 13y ago
I chortled at the Google Finance quip.
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by runamok 13y ago
I really need to earn the right to down vote. That this nonsense appears so high up bothers me. I supported her campaign because I thought coding needs to be made more approachable and interesting to kids. Let's be honest, most kids ha
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by runamok 13y ago
It does indeed. And elevation traveled. And pace. Per the runner's world calculator they'd have to be 215 lbs. running 10 min per mile Which I suppose is possible.
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by runamok 13y ago
Closer to 600 to 750 calories for a 10k but I agree 1000 calories for a week is quite low.
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by runamok 13y ago
If they didn't use dark patterns ( http://darkpatterns.org/ ) such as always defaulting to your bank account instead of your credit card (which inconveniences me but makes them more money) maybe more of their people woul

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