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by spartas 7y ago
https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/202541/how-can-i-ch...
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by spartas 7y ago
In protonmail, Settings → Daily email notifications → Disabled. No, I don't understand why that isn't the default setting either.
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by spartas 7y ago
SARS-CoV-2 is that "more specific name". I agree that it didn't help that it went without a specific name for a long period of time. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Severe_acute_respiratory_syndr...
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by spartas 7y ago
Abuse of these mattress return policies is also incentivized when new online mattress companies are popping up every month. https://www.wsj.com/articles/unintended-perk-of-the-online-m...
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by spartas 7y ago
I run pi-hole and have a Samsung smart TV. How do I know that the Samsung DNS servers are being blocked? What prevents Samsung from registering new meaningless-sounding DNS names and continually pushing out TV software updates peddling “Sec
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by spartas 7y ago
F Keurig Dr Pepper
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by spartas 7y ago
Jump. That $7k won't make a difference in SF and you're never going to get back the time. You're already getting (and doing well with) interviews. Negotiate yourself an offer (maybe even with relocation expenses) with one of
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by spartas 7y ago
Looks like Credit card and PayPal only. Definitely not Bitcoin. I've given Bitcoin to Wikipedia in the past (using the same email address). When I try to pay for a WT Social subscription with a credit card, I get a bit scary error mess
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by spartas 7y ago
I may be biased (I backed that Kickstarter), but this makes me sad :(
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by spartas 7y ago
https://regexcrossword.com
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by spartas 7y ago
https://upcoming.org
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by spartas 7y ago
I was just thinking about how the agent could generate ephemeral PBX extensions. OTP-like would definitely be the way to go. Edit: perhaps the extension would be per transaction, not per-agent, and when the customer calls the extension, the
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by spartas 7y ago
> This is one of the reasons my internal network is not 192.168.1.1/24 and the router is not 192.168.1.1. Do you also disable WebRTC on all clients on your network? An attacker (or script) may be foiled by your non-standard gateway
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by spartas 7y ago
>Of course, in reality, this CVE seems almost un-exploitable in the wild, anyway. How will an exploiter get to the login page in the first place? They'd have to know your network password and be in your physical vicinity, or your IS
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by spartas 7y ago
The most common weak security point in any system is people. If you are sharing keys and you ever need to revoke a shared key, you're in for a bad time
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by spartas 7y ago
Sorry. Generate new keys for each service, device, client, and server. Don't share them. Don't copy them.
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by spartas 7y ago
Don't copy your keys. Don't manage or "organize" your keys. Don't share your keys. The leaky abstractions around what you're doing with keys is a security illusion, and you need to stop.
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by spartas 7y ago
>Every smartphone on that list was overpriced and runs some horrid vendor customized version of Android Pray tell, what Android version is the iPhone SE running? As for the rest of your comment, you can constructively recommend other dev
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by spartas 7y ago
You do pay a fee for mail service. While USPS is not directly funded by taxes, it is funded by the Federal Government. Our taxes are responsible for financing the government's initiatives. The problem is that the cost to bulk mail (at
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by spartas 7y ago
It's a good thing™ Stack Overflow doesn't have those IDs in the URI anymore.
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by spartas 7y ago
The prices aren't listed in the dropdowns, but if you choose an option, then the price should be displayed on the right: < https://imgur.com/a/1hSJOUq >
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by spartas 7y ago
Most of what you’re paying for as a TurboTax customer is not the benefit of the software. You’re paying for the company to lobby the government to make filing your taxes more expensive. Intuit has the perfect scam.
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by spartas 7y ago
Are you blocking GoogleBot by IP range or User-Agent match? Why aren't you using your robots.txt file to block GoogleBot instead or in addition to your server-side logic?
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by spartas 7y ago
Perhaps you should engage a lawyer yourself and send your own "cease and desist" letter in response to their actions. Let them know that their continued harassment will result in a lawsuit. It's amazing how quickly some compa
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by spartas 8y ago
That depends on who the "they" is. Movie distribution companies want to maximize the value of their product, and that means marketing and advertising, exclusivity periods, product tie-ins and collaborations with different streamin
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by spartas 8y ago
It would be a horrible idea because it would be handled by laws and the government. I take issue with your example of not paying the people that failed to pass a budget. Government budgets are huge complicated enigmas full of waste and over
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by spartas 8y ago
There are literally dozens of us!
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by spartas 8y ago
I have varying degrees of success with it. I do have a few recordings of calls (JR will email you an audio recording of the call after you hang up) that are quite hilarious.
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by spartas 8y ago
Answer the phone when they call and conference in the Jolly Roger telephone bot http://www.jollyrogertelco.com The bot will waste the telemarketers time, which is the most expensive thing that these companies are paying for. Do
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by spartas 8y ago
*demonetized

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