thisisnico

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by thisisnico 6y ago
I agree. I'm sure the level of this organization operates at utilizes teams of their own vulnerability researchers to provide themselves with the ability to create new and novel zero-day exploits that are not-disclosed to the big playe
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by thisisnico 6y ago
And some of the most advanced Excel spreadsheets make use of Visual Basic to automate processes. Even with no code solutions, The most advanced users will want to automate and integrate, using code.
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by thisisnico 6y ago
After seeing the no-code movement over and over again, I do not believe that this time it is any different. From MS Access days, Adobe's Dreamweaver, and many other forms of no-code solutions, the environment that supports no-code requ
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by thisisnico 6y ago
Aside from the usability POV, GUI provided significantly more features to the user, such as visualization of information and data. Images, Audio, Video, Multi-Media, 3D/2D Video games. You could have more information on the screen and
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by thisisnico 6y ago
It's also easy to implement since it will be integrated into the OS of the ice cream machine already.
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by thisisnico 6y ago
Cloud based clock. Don't you mean NTP? We've had this technology for years! If it's connected to the internet, it's a pretty fundamental piece of pretty much any networked OS. You can ensure correct time this way.
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by thisisnico 6y ago
I do agree that there is a clear monopoly on search.
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by thisisnico 6y ago
As a small business, this is why I'm focused on Facebook Advertising. It's very easy to focus local.
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by thisisnico 6y ago
This technology already exists. GM already has this technology: GM Onstar. OnStar Corporation is a subsidiary of General Motors that provides subscription-based communications, in-vehicle security, emergency services, hands-free calling, tu
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by thisisnico 6y ago
I believe this is due to vitamin absorption, our body requires fat to absorb certain vitamins. Some are fat soluble, some are water soluble. Just depends.
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by thisisnico 6y ago
I think 1000IU is fine for regular people with reasonable levels of D3, that might be a little low, but it's not enough for people that are VERY low.
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by thisisnico 6y ago
Even with BYOD, you still need a firewall... Source: Am Enterprise IT.
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by thisisnico 6y ago
This shouldn't be allowed to happen. These people need this to live and your extorting as much as inhumanely possible from them. As a Canadian this disgusts me, I hope that there is change to allow people to get medication they need.
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by thisisnico 6y ago
My Amazon Alexa Listens to conversations to suggest items to purchase the next time I go on amazon. I hate this. Also I pretty much only use it to listen to the radio.
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by thisisnico 6y ago
I've seen companies list x number of requirements and hire someone that doesn't meet any of the "requirements".
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by thisisnico 6y ago
I stay far far away from competition as a powerlifter/bodybuilder. You pretty much need PED's just to compete, and not even to compete well, PED's + Insane training and Diet for that.
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by thisisnico 6y ago
In Ontario Canada, you can be disconnected from electricity and Water, and they will disconnect it without mercy, on time, but only not during the winter months for obvious reasons that you could kill people.
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by thisisnico 6y ago
It's worked. Almost no-one I know smokes, and it's uncool to smoke.
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by thisisnico 6y ago
We tax alcohol and cigarettes because they are bad for you, but are totally fine with binge eating as much junk food as you like. Obesity is a massive epidemic. Heart attack and stroke are the number one killers, with obesity the highest ca
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by thisisnico 6y ago
And there is zero support to help you fix the problem.
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by thisisnico 6y ago
This is why I refuse to use google for most services. Support is absolute garbage.
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by thisisnico 6y ago
I've had the exact same issue with Amazon. I had prime. Suspected suspicious activity. It's been 6 months without resolution. I just created another account but I've been calling in every day since. There is no escalation, I
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by thisisnico 6y ago
best deal is to buy pre-owned think pads for 1/4th the msrp.
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by thisisnico 6y ago
It's interesting, where I live in Ontario, the mall pre-recession was doing extremely well. They changed focus primarily to services, clothing, and food. Massive food court, 80% of the mall are clothing/fashion, and then there are
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by thisisnico 6y ago
They use hand sanitizer. It contains moisturizer as well. Gloves are scientifically proven not to work unless you replace them after every transaction, additionally most people do not know how to properly remove surgical gloves without cont
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by thisisnico 6y ago
Couldn't you get employment lawyers involved here?
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by thisisnico 6y ago
Because the gloves are mostly pointless, if not making the problem worse. It's better to not touch your face and sanitize your hands. All the cashiers here don't use gloves. They sanitize their hands after every transaction, they
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by thisisnico 6y ago
I feel like in Today's day and age it's about understanding the fundamentals of a system and using software tools that automate the heavy math to allow for creative problem solving quickly and dynamically, that wouldn't be po
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by thisisnico 6y ago
They could have just wrote horribly inefficient software like the rest of us.
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by thisisnico 6y ago
Dual Core and Quad core were also massive improvements in performance.

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