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by terminado 10y ago
Неплохо, товарищ
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by terminado 10y ago
in my country (Italy) there is no importance (or almost) to quality of projects (especially Technically), you have to face with ridiculous deadlines, poor team mate (in order of thech knowledge) and tremendous customers.
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by terminado 10y ago
Why do the new subway cars always smell like bad breath is coming through the ventilation system, even when empty and recently cleaned? Is it some kind of anti-vagrant odor, like the repellent counterpart to Subway restaurant's fresh b
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by terminado 10y ago
She worked for thirteen years in health care, becoming the director of a residence program for men who’d suffered severe head injuries. But she and her husband began fighting. There were betrayals. By the time she was th
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by terminado 10y ago
The premise of them all being generally similar keratinous/chitinous extrusions with common comparative biological origins (referencing embryonic development as the hint that they all stemmed from the same root origins), has been taugh
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by terminado 10y ago
Other companies (tech compnies, even) engage in ridiculous behavior like timing the minutes of your bathroom breaks, and so forth. Call centers, data entry, tier one support.
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by terminado 10y ago
I would quit a job like that, unless there were seriously profound reasons for such a grotesque invasion. 1. There are proper ways to restrict activity without resorting to eavesdropping. 2. If they don't trust you enough to be respons
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by terminado 11y ago
Hmmm, well, what metaphysical Right does the action of creating such a phone fall under, philosophically speaking? Which broader Right is this specific activity a representation of? What does the act of fabricating a secret keeper mean, and
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by terminado 11y ago
Jenkins compiles jars with Apache Ant, Maven, and checks code out from all the relevant SCMs, which, if you don't need more than that, works perfectly. Also, arbitrary shell scripts, (as usual) provide duct tape for everything else as
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by terminado 11y ago
No[1], because "cybersecurity" is an open-ended non-static target, with human adversaries in the loop, who will adapt to circumstantial changes dynamically. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Betteridge&#x27
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Slack Connectivity Issues(twitter.com)
4 points by terminado 11y ago|1 comments
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by terminado 11y ago
Question: Is the app traversing the permissions boundary, AND uploading over the network twice a minute? or... Is the app traversing the permissions boundary, and CACHING deltas on the device, for a deferred, less frequent upload of detecte
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by terminado 11y ago
When you think about it, it's pretty weird that we've had resumable, buffered streaming video modules for server-side stacks for years now, but nothing standardized for sending data in the other direction. I guess getting things i
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by terminado 11y ago
trying to find a buyer for 39 kilograms of highly-enriched uranium one kilogram of highly-enriched uranium for roughly $36 million $330,000 as an initial payment a small glass ampoule ... containing a blackish powder
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by terminado 11y ago
Because orbiting communication satellites are trivially vulnerable to secret underwater sneak attacks via submarine.
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by terminado 11y ago
It's the same level of risk experienced, when dealing with the types of individuals who invariably always download and execute unsafe email attachments, click malicious links in emails, respond to chain letters, business solicitations
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by terminado 11y ago
So, how much of the world can I get on my device with a 128GB micro SD card?
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by terminado 11y ago
Diagrams, information, graphs and abstract graphical representation of said information in various states, intellectually stimulating. Seems about right.
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by terminado 11y ago
This feels like it could be a challenge similar to that DARPA challenge to spot all of the red balloons as fast as possible. Not nearly as trivial as observing a conspicuous balloon, though. But I'd like to think this could be reduced
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by terminado 11y ago
Especially since all of these peripherals are COMPLETELY modular for desktop form factors, since you could theoretically buy motherboards without these optional hardware features, and purchase them as completely separate devices, implying
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by terminado 11y ago
Fuck yeah! You rock! (also, didn't need anything weird to download, it was a straight HTTPS transfer over 443 for me)
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by terminado 11y ago
Sounds like a great recipe for an arms race, nuanced communication break-down, and total dissolution of civil values amongst peers, dehumanizing everyone to each other more than ever before, as we refuse to even face each other even when li
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by terminado 11y ago
Chinese city of Tianjin reported an explosion at the dock at the Tianjin Binhai New Development Zone around 11:30 p.m. Tuesday local time. Man, what the hell was on that boat? Seems like maybe it a B.L.E.V.E. (boiling liquid e
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by terminado 11y ago
I gotta say, that is quite the title. Without reading the article thoroughly, I'd have a really hard time discerning that the practical application is to look at a series of static raster images of still video frames, in order to try
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Pitcher plant in France eats bee-killing Asian hornets(bbc.com)
1 points by terminado 11y ago|0 comments
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by terminado 11y ago
There's really not much rational for capping passwords at anything beneath 256 characters. 256 characters makes for a fairly sizable passphrase, and doesn't represent a substantial hit on storage space. In reality, even if they we
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by terminado 11y ago
So, we're " buying " new bees to offset the bees that die? Uh... forgive me if I seem a little dense here but... where the hell are these store-bought bees coming from then? The moon? If the mass hysteria of CCD continues u
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by terminado 11y ago
Run everything in a VM.
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by terminado 11y ago
Skynet!
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by terminado 11y ago
So, does this affect Windows 10 and the new Edge web browser?

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