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I am seeing some issues but only with services that have global aspects such as s3. I can't create an s3 bucket even though I am in us-west-2 because I think the names are globally unique and creating them depends on us-east-1.
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And banning cryptocurrency could be done just as effectively. If exchanging US dollars for crypto was illegal. The value would drop overnight because most of the investors would not be interested in doing something illegal.
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By that logic, there is no banning murder.
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Yes which means you prefund your expenses. If you provide a prepaid card as a funding source it is likely to not have funds when they attempt to debit you for services already rendered. I'm sure they'd be fine with you prepaying o
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So you can be forced to pay dues but you don't have to be approved by the union.
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Some driver assist features probably need to have map data that has to stay up to date, but probably don't need to send any data back to the manufacturer in order to function.
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5y ago
Loved Ben Eater's kit. His videos are awesome and the kit is a lot of fun to build.
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So it was that simple? The trademark of a non competing company in a different industry was not considered infringing by the courts?
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Actually it seems they are just trying to avoid being sued frivolously by a company that is making false claims about the trademark.
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When you look at the IMPOSSIBLE HQ logo next to MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE logo it is an obvious rip-off. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mission:_Impossible#/media/Fil...
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Not true. Offline hacking is not only a concern for passwords used on multiple sites. There are many scenarios where an attacker might be able to grab the hashes, but still need to crack them in order to get access to other data from your a
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How does one more iteration help? Your hash algorithm is already hashing multiple times. Seems it would be easier to increase the work input to PBKDF2 by 1 than to implement your own multi-hash. Even better increment it by 2000. But the poi
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Yes, a worthwhile YT subscription.
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I guess you assume that everyone protects their stored hashes.
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Texas also has a very successful football team at the Texas School for the Deaf. They play in a 6-man league (the team in the article plays 8-man) but they are 8-1 this year and leading their district heading for the playoffs. I attended on
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I have never once carried a credit card balance or paid a cent in interest. My credit score is over 800 which is pretty much maxed out. The only things on my credit history are a few credit cards that I got to establish credit history, and
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I assume that the radioactivity is dispersed enough to not be a concern. Leaving the objects whole would have risked them being found and used/recycled.
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Isn't that just because others have stored solutions to these problems in GitHub?
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So that underwater basket weaving course was not a fluff course after all?
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There are some portions which are theatrical, but for the most part it is beneficial. I'd say that my company already had a large majority of the important things in place before getting SOC2, the process helped us close some gaps and
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How would it be fraud if the name is his, legally?
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I learned today that one can be a living heart donor. There is a special type of donation where a person who needs lungs gets a lungs+heart donation from a deceased donor, while the living person's healthy heart is transplanted to anot
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He did not try to say it was turing complete. He was making an analogy: CRISPR:mRNA::Turing Complete:Non-Turing Complete. Not sure how deep that analogy is, since non-turing complete systems can still be very powerful. But I think it gits t
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Right, because the existing owners were giving you that price as a favor, and now the evil stockholders will demand that they chase away all of their customers by raising prices.
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Can he not vote using the name the State does recognize?
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I don't think it's anachronistic, maybe arcane. Its a formal logic symbol which was also used by standardized test writers like the SAT. The SAT removed those questions because they were ineffective at assessment, not because the
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Add Austin, TX, although there is a ballot initiative to restore the funding being voted on right now.
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I identify with this situation but my feelings about it are a bit different, although not intentionally. This mirrors my general disconnect with the article. In this situation I feel some anxiety or hesitation about asking these questions,
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As soon as the right person found out about it...
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Maybe, but if they are caught they can go to jail too. Several hundred[1] government employees are prosecuted for corruption each year. [1]( https://trac.syr.edu/tracreports/crim/646/ )
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