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by thematt 12y ago
Bank of America has this too for their cards, it's called ShopSafe.
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by thematt 12y ago
I generate the report as a normal HTML page and then render/export it using PhantomJS. Easiest solution I've found so far and I've done quite a bit of exploring. https://github.com/ariya/phantomjs/bl
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Own It For Life – Quality Products Made To Last(ownitforlife.com)
4 points by thematt 12y ago|1 comments
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by thematt 12y ago
Your claims seem inconsistent across the site. On the page you linked to it says "Payment can be made monthly, but a two year contract is required." but then on the CEO page, it says "There are no contracts, overages, fees
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Jessica Alba startup The Honest Co. raises $70M(techcrunch.com)
13 points by thematt 12y ago|6 comments
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by thematt 12y ago
I'm sure they have an app for that. Maybe more than one.
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by thematt 12y ago
There will be significant launch insurance contracts written to protect the company against such a scenario.
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by thematt 12y ago
Blue Origin (Seattle, WA) - http://www.blueorigin.com Software Engineers Blue Origin is developing technologies to enable private human access to space at dramatically lower cost and increased reliability. We have multiple openi
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by thematt 12y ago
Will it? As much as I disagree w/ this ruling, grabbing data isn't isolated to the US government. Don't you also have to be concerned that those countries may subpoena the VPS provider?
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by thematt 12y ago
By a charity. http://www.economist.com/node/6919139
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by thematt 12y ago
There are USB condoms built exactly for the scenario you describe. http://int3.cc/products/usbcondoms
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by thematt 12y ago
I doubt it, they don't claim to sell you contact information for the artists themselves, just their publicist. Big deal. The information usually includes email and phone numbers to the artist's talent agent, publicist, legal repr
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by thematt 12y ago
Yet it has solved nothing, because we still have investment scams all over the place. Those investment scams are already illegal, so prosecute them. Why do I need another law to "protect" me? This reminds me of taxi regulations. L
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Amazon Smartphone Event – Liveblog(forbes.com)
2 points by thematt 12y ago|0 comments
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by thematt 12y ago
Blue Origin (Seattle, WA) - www.blueorigin.com Software Engineer Blue Origin is developing technologies to enable private human access to space at dramatically lower cost and increased reliability. We have multiple openings for software eng
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by thematt 12y ago
Why not just purchase a VPN subscription instead? Why bother maintaining a whole server?
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by thematt 12y ago
Exactly. Every company's business process has it's own uniqueness, so if you try to evolve it into a mass-market tool (as opposed to designing for it up-front), you end up with a Frankenstein system that is enormous and complicate
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230,000 WooThemes Credit Cards Compromised(woothemes.com)
3 points by thematt 12y ago|0 comments
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by thematt 12y ago
I still think it's an interesting question to think about. There's going to be a (long) period of time whereby autonomous vehicles are sharing the road with human controlled vehicles and the elimination of all/most accidents
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by thematt 12y ago
Why would it bother OCR'ing road signs? That seems much more error prone and needlessly complex. That data is readily available from a data sources based on your GPS location, I know TomToms and other navigation devices have it.
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by thematt 12y ago
Interesting. I wonder if being behind CloudFlare would mitigate this?
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by thematt 12y ago
Seriously, it's a pain in the ass. Click the apps launcher in the upper left of the Chrome start page.
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by thematt 12y ago
They probably sold the cards in bulk to organized crime rings or the like, netting $40K. Those thugs then skim what they can from the cards that aren't locked and that's probably the majority of that $12.5 million.
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by thematt 13y ago
I may be remembering wrong, but isn't the fact that Office existed on the Mac for so long also a result of the deal that Microsoft and Apple struck back in the 90's? Microsoft would keep making Office for the Mac and in exchange A
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by thematt 13y ago
Interesting, but unsurprising. The more interesting aspect is that unlike tangible property, bank accounts or stock transactions that can be audited, this seems practically unenforceable on the IRS's part.
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by thematt 13y ago
Why? I thought Icahn threw in the towel on that crusade.
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by thematt 13y ago
That would be awesome, I'd buy it.
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by thematt 13y ago
One could also argue that the SR-71 was a tool that prevented death rather than facilitated it -- by delivering intelligence. It was a reconnaissance aircraft and despite being operated by the Air Force the payload of the Blackbird was ne
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by thematt 13y ago
Do you have any data on conversion rates? I imagine they would tank through the floor if you're asking a customer to turn over their online banking credentials.
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by thematt 13y ago
I wasn't aware any PC manufacturers had integrity or consumer trust left, the least of which being Dell. Have you fired up a newly shipped Dell PC lately? It's a cesspool of crapware. No less than a dozen Dell Utilities, "ant

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