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by waiwai933 3y ago
20 years is the maximum, not what he'll get. Skimming the Federal Sentencing Guidelines, I make it: * A base level of 14 for an obstruction of justice charge (§2J1.2) * -2 for acceptance of responsibility (§3E1.1) Assuming no previous
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by waiwai933 4y ago
It's hard to know without more details, but based on what you've said, there may be a case of constructive discharge (even given the caveat that all but one US state have at-will employment). That would be worth speaking to a labo
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by waiwai933 4y ago
The recommended applications seem like they make sense? > * Permanent sealing of high temperature ducts or chambers > * Applications requiring heat treatment followed by clean removal of the tape with little or no stain > * Protect
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Worldwide Server-Side Cache Poisoning on All Akamai Edge Nodes(medium.com)
4 points by waiwai933 4y ago|0 comments
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by waiwai933 4y ago
> Section 22 - Police Record > For this section report information regardless of whether the record in your case has been sealed, expunged, or otherwise stricken from the court record, or the charge was dismissed. You need not report
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by waiwai933 4y ago
What's the right way to make sure you've implemented a payment service integration correctly? Do payment processors provide services (or checklists to go down) to make sure you haven't made any of the common mistakes? Or is t
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by waiwai933 4y ago
This seems more like difficulty getting in touch with a human at YouTube in the first place. Once they got that, the practical issues were resolved with YouTube undoing the takedowns, but the PII of the involved accounts needed to go throug
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by waiwai933 4y ago
The First Amended Complaint linked in the article indicates that Google required a subpoena (paragraphs 112-114) and were unwilling/unable to provide information informally.
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by waiwai933 4y ago
I have done in the past, but I'm not sure what to make of the differences - let's take wireless keyboards as I'm currently thinking about getting one. If we look at Rtings[1], the first one it recommends is the Logitech MX Ke
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by waiwai933 4y ago
I generally use Wirecutter for my reviews -- anyone able to, um, compare and review the two?
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by waiwai933 5y ago
> I tried to contact them by e-mail and they didn't bother to respond, as is par for the course these days. Given you only contacted them today presumably, I'd allow them at least a few days to respond...
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by waiwai933 5y ago
> Please note that this message was sent to the following e-mail address: email-qa-blast+testing@amazon.com Anyone else get this at the footer instead of their email address? I have no knowledge of how mail merges work in practice, but i
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by waiwai933 6y ago
By way of example, I might write a dev ticket along the lines of: Background/Goal: With a larger userbase, we would like to add a moderator role. Users with this role would be able to hide posts, but not have any other elevated privile
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by waiwai933 6y ago
I wouldn't say it's delegated necessarily, but we consider a tech lead's goal to be unblocking the rest of the team, and if there's nothing specific to deal with at any point (hah!), dealing with these points is often th
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by waiwai933 6y ago
The whole category of responsibilities listed (automated tests excepted) is what tech leads effectively do where I work... is this not normal?
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by waiwai933 6y ago
I'd have thought they could get a chain to run it, but using custom Apple branding. Similarly, they could probably pay the chain/management company a flat fee/fee based on performance standards, rather than letting them do ma
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by waiwai933 6y ago
> He cites an Embassy Suites hotel as a possibility. I'd have expected it to be open to Apple employees/contractors/guests travelling on official Apple business, and thus wouldn't carry a chain brand.
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by waiwai933 12y ago
If the system were relatively reliable, 10 seconds is actually a lot of time. During the day, it's enough time for many people to take cover. During the night, it's enough time to at least get people up and semi-oriented. The othe
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by waiwai933 12y ago
As far as the NY attorney database shows, there is only one licensed attorney with that name, and he works for a bank, and so likely does not deal with IP law. Plus, the fact that a home address is used on the letterhead suggest that he may
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by waiwai933 12y ago
There's a PDF button, which leads to http://journals.aps.org/pre/pdf/10.1103/PhysRevE.89.052102 EDIT: Actually, it appears that my university access may be providing the link. However, cing's link,
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by waiwai933 14y ago
The author addresses this point, and how it is possible, but why so many grandfathers choose to remarry so quickly is still mysterious. > As more people go to college, their families find that, for safety reasons, it is wise to increase
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by waiwai933 14y ago
I don't know about Top Gear, but Doctor Who is cut on reruns. It is broadcast in its entirety, albeit interrupted by commercials, on first showings (which means it runs long by about 15 minutes).
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by waiwai933 14y ago
The basic rule is 70 years after the author's death, not after creation or publication. In addition, works by corporations have different terms, but it's always going to be more than 70 years about publication, at least according to current
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by waiwai933 14y ago
> Apple retail head is one of the most desirable executive positions on the planet. Why couldn't they recruit a true superstar? I think the problem is identifying the superstar in the first place. Quite frankly, there is no company wh
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by waiwai933 14y ago
Doesn't actually seem to be an intentional redirect, though—if you truncate everything past the "b" in the URL, it still works (and similarly for other blog posts). I have a feeling it's just doing a "best match" based on the URL.
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by waiwai933 14y ago
Have you looked into Yahoo PlaceFinder? My understanding is that they don't have a similar restriction on use, although I don't know if they're better than Apple's geocoder.
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by waiwai933 14y ago
What exactly stops an impersonator (or the operator of a captive network) from capturing/reproducing the content of http://www.apple.com/library/test/success.html and serving that to the iOS device? I could understand if it were over SSL,
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by waiwai933 14y ago
A backup is automatically made every time you sync your iPhone to your computer. (You can also set it up to backup to iCloud instead of to your computer.) In theory, at least, it should be simple for the OP to restore his phone from backup.
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by waiwai933 14y ago
> Surely there must be a way to capture the value-added for all those thousands of people in the reputation system? Many people get to these answers from google, so it sounds like a simple matter of pinging them to (sign-in) and upvote
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by waiwai933 14y ago
Probably not anything that interesting or considerate. 31 August is the time in Japan right now (as well as Europe and most of the US), so the dateline makes sense. 1 September is the date the story will appear in print, according to the ar

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