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by singlow 6y ago
In what way did they "have the Roadster" in February 2004, 6 months after the first two founders started the company and 9 months before it was named Tesla? At the point that Musk joined they were still working with a TZero conver
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by singlow 6y ago
If Disraeli made it famous, why doesn't anyone have any idea when or where he said it? When Twain first used it, he indicated that it was a phrase attributed to Disraeli by some, but in a way that made it sound like Twain knew that not
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by singlow 6y ago
What did the company have when he bought it apart from a name?
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by singlow 6y ago
As long as your company does not have a security policy which would frown upon handing out your zoom password to a random troll.
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by singlow 6y ago
At what point did deep dive come to mean high-level overview?
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by singlow 6y ago
Not sure about his images, but WebP supports lossless compression. If they are coming from a camera, it seems reasonable that they might be lossless, depending on the camera settings. [Update] Just noticed he's going JPEG->WebP so m
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by singlow 6y ago
That's good because collision is generally bad for car consumers.
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by singlow 6y ago
ImageMagick
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by singlow 6y ago
But what if you scroll back to June of 2019? Not as much difference. Pollution is very seasonal.
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by singlow 6y ago
10 years, or 1 year, wouldn't be much different.
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by singlow 6y ago
Been addicted to this channel since the lockdown started. Many more than 25 minutes I'm happy to be rid of.
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by singlow 6y ago
The government does not have to protect its ability to ban potentially harmful actions by banning every possible harmful action. The purpose of the legislative representatives is to make judgement calls about which things have enough potent
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by singlow 6y ago
Isn't local storage pretty good for compliance? It doesn't automatically send the data to your server like a cookie would, so as long as you don't send it, you haven't collected it.
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by singlow 6y ago
He didn't specifically say that it was 60% of homeowners. Could be 60% of households have mortgages, the other 40% either own outright or rent.
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by singlow 6y ago
All network traffic that leaves a host should be encrypted. You could have an exception for a physically isolated network in a secure cage, if you're adventurous. But most of use are in cloud environments, so encrypted traffic is requi
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by singlow 6y ago
Been checking everyday without success. I haven't gotten a refund in several years, so I knew from the FAQ they would not have direct deposit info, even though they pulled the money I owed out using the same bank info. Tried all upperc
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by singlow 6y ago
I think it means that they resolved any found vulnerabilities before the audit was published. Therefore none of the found vulnerabilities were _outstanding_ when they published it. In this case _outstanding_ means that the auditors have not
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by singlow 6y ago
The software was named Backrub, before they started the company. I wouldn't call it a rebrand, since they never used that as a company name. Almost every product has a pre-release name that was never used as a brand.
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by singlow 6y ago
From the memo that generated the news story you linked: > IV. Accidental Releases Nothing in this temporary policy relieves any entity from the responsibility to prevent, respond to, or report accidental releases of oil, hazardous substa
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by singlow 7y ago
I thought the 80/80 was getting paid 80% of rate for 80% of hours, which was just a way to make 65% look bigger. I didn't think it meant working those 80% of hours for 80% of pay, which is just an hours reduction.
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by singlow 7y ago
Yeah, I was imagining they had used image enhancement to see thermal signatures of the astronauts from exterior terrestrial photographs during the radio blackout.
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by singlow 7y ago
Also, disk speed in 2006 was probably much slower. Disks have gotten faster at a greater pace than processors during the last 10 years.
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by singlow 7y ago
They didn't - it's a parody.
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by singlow 7y ago
Ha - first time I read it I didn't pick up that he was the author :P
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by singlow 7y ago
Maybe, but the original inspiration was the tilde shortcut for opening the console in the Quake game, hence the names.
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by singlow 7y ago
California, not the US in general.
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by singlow 7y ago
Even if HackerOne were a company that is licensed to do PCI DSS scans, they were not contracted by PayPal to do it. A PCI DSS scanning company cannot just do independent audits for PCI compliance unless solicited by the target. The auditing
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by singlow 7y ago
The show was set in Korea but wad made during the Vietnam war. The Korean setting was a facade for a show that was making commentary on the contemporary situation.
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by singlow 7y ago
You can't parse it properly with a Regular Expression, but you can parse it with regex-like systems. However I doubt it is parsing outright - it only has to look for certain keywords and patterns that indicate certain behaviors.
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by singlow 7y ago
Cookie-based cache by-pass is a premium paid-only feature last time I used CloudFlare.

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