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   by swarnie_ 8y ago

   I've seen similar insurance claims invalidated because the company couldn't prove then had taken reasonable steps to prevent an attack. The fact there were two similar incidents 8 months apart tells me there was a fundamental secu
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   by swarnie_ 8y ago

   26, Worked up from a 17 y/o clueless helpdesk body, through sysadmin, currently an Oracle Consultant. London is an amazing city and i would encourage anyone to come here. I'm not the best person to ask advice from. I feel most her
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   by swarnie_ 8y ago

   I didn't recognize the story from your description but after the first paragraph its unmistakable. A good, fun read. Thank you!
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   by swarnie_ 8y ago

   I've been opening bottles or changing the radio station in my non-auto pilot cars for years. Does everyone else pull over to change the CD or take a sip of water?
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   by swarnie_ 8y ago

   Can you explain for the uninformed what exactly is illegal about OP's actions?
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   by swarnie_ 8y ago

   Pentium II with 64mb of Ram is my assumption.
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   by swarnie_ 8y ago

   Similar system in the UK, you have to demonstrate you're applying for jobs. If you're offered something and you refuse to take it your cut off. I think they may even force you in to unpaid/extremely low paid work if you cant
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   by swarnie_ 8y ago

   You're literally describing a smartphone.
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   by swarnie_ 8y ago

   I'm not overly concerned, this forum is extremely USA-centric. Across the entire UK there were only 4 police shootings in to 2016 and only 2 total in all of 2012-2014. I'm willing to bet America has 4 yesterday (even adjusting for
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    by swarnie_ 8y ago

    Pretty much this yes.
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    by swarnie_ 8y ago

    I can relate.... I'm just a little further away in Buckinghamshire but the local train can get you to zone 1 in under 30 minutes. 4 x my salary would get me a 2 bed flat if i didn't mind living in a ghetto.
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    by swarnie_ 8y ago

    My guess would be healthcare costs, bay area living costs or the dice you you have to pass every time you encounter a police offer.
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    by swarnie_ 8y ago

    If Musk is good at one thing its crushing shorts.
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    by swarnie_ 8y ago

    I always find the forced PR photos a bit strange, is this normal for a lot of companies across the pond?
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    by swarnie_ 8y ago

    Half the world would like to line up for a word with America after the last 20 years.
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    by swarnie_ 8y ago

    A great achievement even for a game which is relatively simplistic like a MOBA. Still waiting for AI to become competitive in Starcraft which i think is a much greater challenge.
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    by swarnie_ 8y ago

    America can't claim to be near the peak of human culture, freedom and civil liberties while also wanting to be compared against places like China and Russia. Hold yourself to higher standards if you really are No. 1.
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    by swarnie_ 8y ago

    you can't go in to the space industry without knowing the government/military will be your primary customer unlike Google and Amazon who don't (have) to go there.
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    by swarnie_ 8y ago

    Might just be me but the start button over laps with the "Made with" message and sends me off on a hyperlink somewhere else.
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    by swarnie_ 8y ago

    Its amazing how diverse the accent can be in such a tiny part of the world. Its extremely easy to tell if someone is from Bristol, Gloucester, Swindon or Salisbury immediately.
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    by swarnie_ 8y ago

    For anyone interested Chris O’Neil, Robinhood Product Manager will be doing an ama on /r/robinhood Wednesday, June 13, at 2:30pm Pacific // 5:30pm Eastern.
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    by swarnie_ 8y ago

    /r/wallstreetbets need to be careful here, so many new and interesting ways to end up homeless.
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    by swarnie_ 8y ago

    While no one should ever be dehumanized they should be reported accurately. Criminals (one who has broken the law) Illegal immigrate, Economic migrant. I'm not sure how this issue plays out in the US but in Europe most of the media ref
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    by swarnie_ 8y ago

    We collect data on and advertise to children all the time. They have limited influence over their parents income.
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    by swarnie_ 8y ago

    Before Facebook and smart phones became so ubiquitous and with all the features that MySpace lacked i think MSN/AIM were everyone's go to communication tool. Think of the wealth of data they had in their hands and let slip away.
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    by swarnie_ 8y ago

    Serious question, Who buys these chips? There can't be many people in the world who will pay the 10k-20k price tag. How many people have the pull with their employers to justify it? The production run must be insanely low or i just don
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    by swarnie_ 8y ago

    > The brightest minds of our time Would you rather they went back to doing what they have been for the last 15 years? Pushing adverts and hoarding data.
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    by swarnie_ 8y ago

    Not strictly true. Large traded S&P/FTSE companies are more likely to get bought out then fail outright.
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    by swarnie_ 8y ago

    I wasn't going to read the article just based off the source, thanks for confirming my inclination.
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    by swarnie_ 8y ago

    I'm not a lover of coincidence (As i assume most readers here aren't). I'm leaning towards the common denominator which is the US consulates setup.