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541.
by surge 11y ago
Every large financial institution, airline, or large company that does millions of transactions an hour that isn't competing with IBM or young enough to implement a different platform that can scale to that level. There is a z/OS
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by surge 11y ago
I don't know, they stopped selling the confederate flag stuff, but they used to be renowned for selling books regardless of controversy of the content. So it could fall down either way. Both incidents the BBC have him for he was coerce
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by surge 11y ago
Now if only they'd fix their apps so A) could easily find shows they offer B) won't play a video and just shows a spinning circle if the app sits idle for 5 minutes or just finished playing another video and going to the next epis
544.
by surge 11y ago
Someone else had your mobile number and email, and then allowed Facebook to access their contacts (NEVER DO THIS) and they were able to match up the email you signed up with to your number or other piece of information, more than likely, so
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by surge 11y ago
The reason is only federal law applies on native land, and only state laws govern whether casinos/gambling is legal. So they are exempt from the state law. Federal laws, such as copyright, drugs, etc still apply.
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by surge 11y ago
The messenger did some stunt hacking on a highway to promote their talk, and didn't follow any guidelines of responsible disclosure to the company so they could less drastic steps to fix the problem or have some time and perhaps do it
547.
by surge 11y ago
It's basically an additional QA or acceptance environment, capacity being a fraction of what is running live, that's no more costly and time consuming really then all the effort it takes to setup a bug bounty program, and you can
548.
by surge 11y ago
Yeah, I don't understand why the bug bounty programs have you use the live site, and not say, a clone of said site on a sub-domain and isolated servers, with fake customer data and flights populated so you can just have at it.
549.
by surge 11y ago
He identifies with the character, but the movie is an exaggeration or taking the mindset to an extreme. Many people identify with the main character from Fight Club, and quote it often, but none of us are developing split personality disord
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by surge 11y ago
I assume by the smiley face at the end, he wasn't, and was being tongue in cheek the entire time, you just don't realize it until the end.
551.
by surge 11y ago
I used OnLive, the latency in response, even if its good for a while isn't consistent enough, even on a good connection, for playing anything other than Lego Star Wars or turn based games without screaming in frustration. You'll b
552.
by surge 11y ago
The radio license has more to do with not misusing finite resources (only so many radio spectrum frequencies/amplitudes available, etiquette has to be followed on HAM/amateur radio because other people are using it too, and you ca
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by surge 11y ago
"psychological and temperament screening" They tried that in a few places, it usually just translated to "black people can't own guns" or discrimination based on the screener's impression of that person. "
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by surge 11y ago
I blame the Dean, although it's been established he's not gay, that's putting him in a box, he's much more...he's a politician.
555.
by surge 11y ago
Although, we don't yet know what the problem is or if that's a symptom. If it is a symptom, then the flag is just another symptom. I speak of course, that the knee jerk reaction wasn't even a day after the shooting based on p
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by surge 11y ago
All the corporations are pretending to be hyper sensitive to the church shooting tragedy, there has been a rush of some kind to blame the flag, although its a minor if any kind of factor in the issues of race in this country, especially in
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by surge 11y ago
This man expresses such a passion for chalk...chalk of all things, and it's inspiring. I could see someone reading this and becoming an artisan chalk maker as a result(I kid, but its probably true). Even I kind of want to run a chalk b
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by surge 11y ago
That's how a functioning society works, you're shamed away from unnecessarily doing lots of things that create a burden on others. Littering for example. It creates a burden on society to clean up after others. There isn't sh
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by surge 11y ago
It's a major problem for Scandinavian countries right now, if you read the local news, its a big problem that many immigrants have a higher and satisfactory conditions of living on welfare compared to where they were from. They have li
560.
by surge 11y ago
Good to hear, I've been looking for another hard science fiction book since The Martian.
561.
by surge 11y ago
Probably saves money where most job listing sites post per listing. You can simply list that you're hiring for multiple open positions in the listing itself.
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Disney reportedly cancelling layoffs and suspending H1B worker training(financialexpress.com)
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by surge 11y ago
Right, also less complex solutions are often the most reliable, less points of failure or things that can go wrong.
564.
by surge 12y ago
Text broadcasts are just as effective.
565.
by surge 12y ago
Nit-picking southerner: Pimento cheese has pimentos, not red bell peppers, which are not the same thing. It's the little red thing you see in olives.
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by surge 12y ago
Right, these laws made sense 50-60 years ago, but now all the dealerships are established and Tesla as a new unproven company that has a comparative low volume of sales can't simply get dealerships to sell their cars plus it may violat
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by surge 12y ago
Probably JavaScript at first if you're web app focused. Then either expand to NodeJS or learn another language for the back end like Ruby, Python, Java (which is not JavaScript), C#, PHP etc. One you learn a language or two, picking up
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by surge 12y ago
Cartoon Network and Nickelodeon not so much.
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by surge 12y ago
Not that surprised, they own a minority share of the market and infrastructure, in their case its too their advantage that they be able to use other's networks uninhibited (roaming, long distance fiber, etc).
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by surge 12y ago
Welp. That's cause it's not. She would not be their target audience anymore then Grand Theft Auto is. They have other comics for her: http://www.kidscomics.com/Home/1/1/60/1046 Breaking Bad is

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