thetrb

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by thetrb 13y ago
In your case it would have been easy "I have an exploit that let's me get the e-mail address of every Google+ account". Then they could decide how much that's worth to them. But I also don't see how that would play
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by thetrb 13y ago
Getting that message is not a bad thing as it tells you there's a problem as opposed to just silently doing something you didn't want it to do.
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by thetrb 13y ago
This doesn't even reference Vancouver or Canada at all. It has some interesting information, so thanks for the link, but I don't think it answers the general question.
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by thetrb 13y ago
This is a blog and therefore the author can of course present his opinion in any way he wants, but I'd really like to see this claim backed up somehow. Are there any statistics that show a difference in the distribution of wealth or we
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by thetrb 13y ago
There's Xing, but it's mostly focused on Europe.
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by thetrb 13y ago
I don't think "most" U.S. companies only give between 0 and 3 holidays. Every U.S. company I ever worked at at least had the following holidays: New Year , Memorial Day, Fourth of July, Labor Day, Thanksgiving, Day after Than
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by thetrb 13y ago
Serious question: Why would you sign up for the delivery with all of your information but not for the loyalty card?
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by thetrb 13y ago
There are already several reasons mentioned in the comments here: - AFAIK currently the companies don't pay to stop at the MUNI stops. - A working public transportation system for everyone would be greatly preferred to a system that&#x
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by thetrb 13y ago
And now you both owe $100 Million in sales tax ;)
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by thetrb 13y ago
Even though the amount of taxes you pay might not be that far off from European countries there's a big difference in how much of that money is used on welfare. See this table: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Welfare_
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by thetrb 13y ago
The site is working for me with Chrome and Adblock Plus
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by thetrb 13y ago
How is 5 hours a day 300 hours a month? 5 * 30 = 150
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by thetrb 13y ago
Nice, but these bug bounty programs must be one of the cheapest possible ways to "outsource" QA work. Paying a few thousand dollars for a critical security hole? That's extremely cheap compared to a regular QA department. I&#
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by thetrb 13y ago
Same here. Cubicles with walls high enough that I don't constantly see everyone and vice-versa work pretty well for me.
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by thetrb 13y ago
Why do you think most online communities have rules against posting real addresses? Because exactly these kind of things happen.
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by thetrb 13y ago
If it were just the industry standard failure rate then we should have seen a similar pattern of bad reviews for the other recent console launches. I don't know if that happened or not, but I think you're making it a bit too easy
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by thetrb 13y ago
I find it interesting that as of now with 516 5 star reviews and 332 1 star reviews (and very few 2, 3 or 4 star reviews) the average still shows up as 3.5 stars. It's interesting since the lowest value possible is 1, so more realistic
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by thetrb 13y ago
Are there any statistics what happens to drivers at fault that kill another car driver? What would be the "best" outcome in these cases? Do you want to throw someone in jail for making an unintentional mistake? Should there just b
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by thetrb 13y ago
Do they also get money from Motorola?
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by thetrb 13y ago
I'm pretty sure a .doc file created fifteen years ago also still renders in Word. Same for a PDF file created 15 years ago or most other formats. So I don't really see your point about open standards in this case.
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by thetrb 13y ago
I'm not a citizen but a greencard holder, so I have very little power to change anything (not allowed to vote in elections).
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by thetrb 13y ago
These kind of news are so embarrassing for anyone living in the United States. It's a tragedy that there's not a bigger outrage about torturing people. I'm getting closer and closer to expatriating because of the policies of
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by thetrb 13y ago
I don't think so. Here are the FAQ about the blue card: http://www.bamf.de/EN/Infothek/FragenAntworten/BlaueKarteEU/... Quote: "What preconditions need to be met in order for an EU Blue Card to
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by thetrb 13y ago
The link you posted is some inofficial site. Here's the official information: http://www.bamf.de/EN/DasBAMF/Aufgaben/BlaueKarte/blauekarte...
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by thetrb 13y ago
Berlin is a relatively cheap place to live. So depending on where you live now you might actually need much less money when living in Berlin.
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by thetrb 13y ago
Deleting a comment that is threatening with a lawsuit is not a surprise to me. I'd like to know if the same comment without the threats and accusations would also get deleted.
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by thetrb 13y ago
Yes, for the user it's probably easier this way. However, I find it a bit weird that Southwest is paying Google to display this banner. If it's just an enhancement for the user shouldn't that be offered by Google itself? I&#x
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by thetrb 13y ago
But if you're searching for Southwest Airlines then why do you want to get an ad for Southwest Airlines instead of just a neutral link to their homepage? I understand ads for terms like "cheap tickets", but why would I want a
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by thetrb 13y ago
"jwt web toolkit" and "neutron spin echo" are your best examples of results that might contain ads? How about "playstation 4" for example?
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by thetrb 13y ago
Wow, what an idiotic response by the FB group admin at the end of the post.

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