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by us0r 12y ago
Or the seal maker?
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by us0r 12y ago
While we are on the topic of FB - they don't delete data/pictures even when you delete them.
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by us0r 12y ago
I would say significantly more since he is running his own ad system.
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by us0r 12y ago
I get the same thing. I knew it was not AT&T but I called anyway asked for a manger then another manager explained it to him and I haven't got one since. I'm sure AT&T can quickly figure out who is sending this stuff. I
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by us0r 12y ago
"s it just me, or does even the 'bargain' price of $647/enrollment from the federal website... seem surprisingly bizarrely high? (by an order of magnitude or more)?" Welcome to government contracting. The few who p
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by us0r 13y ago
I'd argue the US would be worse. At least in the Russian jail he could bribe some decent meals.
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by us0r 13y ago
"Thanks, Microsoft." Case I'm sure they were all sitting around the office today thinking about how they can make their day more difficult while pissing countless amounts of people off.
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by us0r 13y ago
"it is in the national interest to responsibly disclose the vulnerability rather than to hold it for an investigative or intelligence purpose." Like all of the exploits used in their "FOXACID" program?
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HP to pay $108M in bribery, corruption case(computerworld.com)
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by us0r 13y ago
I've had the same server up for months. Some of my workers roles on the other hand drop a bit.
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by us0r 13y ago
But MS is pushing their product now and is in a war with Google to basically give this stuff away for free.
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by us0r 13y ago
And they have been exiting the hardware business.
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by us0r 13y ago
Not sure Twitter had a choice here. IBM is the largest recipient of patents. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_top_United_States_paten...
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by us0r 13y ago
Nice downvotes. Someone doesn't like the truth. VK basically ripped Facebook verbatim. Now Telegram or whatever its called. They are basically the Russian version of the Samwer brothers.
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by us0r 13y ago
given one completely ripped the other off - probably similar?
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by us0r 13y ago
That's not how this works. Square gets 2.75%. They pay their acquirer (I think Wells Fargo) Interchange+maybe a small fee. For example a swiped (card present) debit card purchase at a retail store is 0.80% + $0.15 (an example - this
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by us0r 13y ago
"Let's have a conversation" Keith Alexanders talking points seem to be working just perfectly. Business as usual.
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by us0r 13y ago
So he should start a war with a nuclear power?
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by us0r 13y ago
This is the part everybody (Russians) don't quote: "Since Ukraine’s independence in 1991, "
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by us0r 13y ago
When you hack all day, train people to hack all day, hire companies like Booz who admitted they didn't check out their employees and reward them with billions more in work - yea your not going to stop anything. I just hope more people
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by us0r 13y ago
One of my favorite use cases for the cloud is spinning up a VM to open stuff like this. It is all in Russian/Ukrainian so if you don't want to copy/paste into google translate don't bother. At this point who cares? The
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by us0r 13y ago
You can't make this up. Priceless.
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by us0r 13y ago
don't forget to link to Google, Apple and EVERY other Fortune 500 company doing the same shit, different pile.
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by us0r 13y ago
"The Slack founder said he doesn’t track things like installs or signups because those metrics are “bogus,”" LOL this guy is full of shit. He has 4 tracking codes just on his website. Aren't people done trying to kill email?
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by us0r 13y ago
Look at it from a Fortune 500 perspective (yes obviously exceptions and I'm not saying I agree or disagree). Do we want to run all or part of our business on an open source tool/project which may or may not have a large community
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by us0r 13y ago
5) Make money.
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by us0r 13y ago
No way? I thought the supreme court was like ..... supreme?
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by us0r 13y ago
Germany is the epitome of the EU. Pass or not Germany and the EU has way more regulation then the US. My point was people who like to complain about regulation here should take a peek across the pond.
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by us0r 13y ago
People like to complain about laws/regulation/tax/etc. in the US but it is on an entirely different level in the EU.
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by us0r 13y ago
Most large companies do as it is cheaper.

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