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by wp381640 6y ago
Blocking websites thanks to silicon valley network co. Sandvine![0] They were also used to censor the web in Egypt but nobody on the US end seems to give a shit that local companies are facilitating dictators [0] https://www.bloo
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by wp381640 6y ago
I almost pulled a short a few weeks ago but couldn't bite the bullet because the market is so damn irrational I wouldn't be surprised if TSLA was meme'd up to a trillion Tend to stay away from anything that is "my cousin
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by wp381640 6y ago
It comes up with 130 high risk events for ycombinator.com [0](accounts with plain text passwords) and 294 medium risk events (accounts with encrypted passwords) This feels like the sum of all the domain accounts from leaked breaches - simil
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by wp381640 6y ago
This list with no context is bordering on useless. Here are some channels i've watched and enjoyed: 1. interviewing.io - they do tech interviews with big5/6 tech co candidates and step through them: https://www.youtube.
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by wp381640 6y ago
XDrive -> Dropbox
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by wp381640 6y ago
If it's ever revealed that app reviewers have rejection quotas or some other bullshit internal metric that is driving this I would be the least surprised
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by wp381640 6y ago
There's a pretty big difference between 20% a month and 14% per year
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by wp381640 6y ago
You're making the mistake of valuing this IPO on its fundamentals while currently the market is largely being driven by liquidity. It's really hard to have a failed tech IPO at the moment with all the demand which is why they&#x27
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by wp381640 6y ago
This is their second (or third?) attempt to go public. The S1 from 2012: https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1486183/000119312512...
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by wp381640 6y ago
Counter argument: what would you think of vendors who list products on eBay or Amazon to only drive customers to their own website via the descriptions to avoid listing fees and commissions?
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by wp381640 6y ago
These have been going on for years and Twitter has never managed to put a stop to them. What happen on Wednesday seemed an inevitable escalation. It doesn't help that Twitter's own CEO legitimises and normalises "twitter give
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by wp381640 6y ago
> There would be nothing suspicious about a few such trades. Not on it's own, and not if you're starting the investigation with a large pool of trade data But if you have 5, 10 or even 100 suspects from various forums and then
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by wp381640 6y ago
The source in the original article is a federal MP. News Corp are the government mouth piece, they're definitely briefing this as part of the increasing tensions with China.
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by wp381640 6y ago
Fire $500 million into Mars
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by wp381640 6y ago
Publishing his name makes the treasure easier to find for all these obsessives - it's wherever that guy lives
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by wp381640 6y ago
You should use stock Chrome for user testing to get as close to user environments as possible. Little things like a missing http -> https redirect on a subdomain won't be caught in Ungoogled Chromium or Brave.
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by wp381640 6y ago
Welcome to the enterprise tech world - it's funny how hard-learned lessons are re-learned in startups the hard way.
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by wp381640 6y ago
I added a random blocklist to my pihole once and found it was blocking random sites like Gizmodo purely based on politics
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by wp381640 6y ago
Make your program private, increase your bounties 3-5x, put in a $1k+ first bug report bonus and invite in people who have previously reported good and/or well documented bugs and you'll save time and get a lot more out of it Thes
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by wp381640 6y ago
I feel vindicated for my own insistence that private repos also get scanned and purged of secrets
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by wp381640 6y ago
I wish there were an easy way to deploy rpi to people I know much in the same way it's easy to tell them to install uBlock Origin
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by wp381640 6y ago
your own example has a link to the lumen db with a list of DMCA takedowns against that search ... the third one has 11 different links to 1337x https://www.lumendatabase.org/notices/20184101
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by wp381640 6y ago
or in 80 years time the prestigious Murdoch Award for excellence in journalism
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by wp381640 6y ago
> Shall we start DCMAing chromium or Firefox? If Chromium or Firefox set their default homepages to 1337x or eztv and tied their search box into their results you'd bet they'd also get an DMCA notice Google remove the links fro
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by wp381640 6y ago
supports commercial providers (Netflix, iTunes, Hulu) to find content, magnet links for webtorrent viewing, plugin architecture, no affiliate links or adware, and their github is currently live
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by wp381640 6y ago
even better if they use some of the preliminary infection flow in small spaces research[0] to design a seating arrangement to minimize transmission, figure out which air vents should be open, etc. you can be seated 60cm to the right of some
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by wp381640 6y ago
You don't want Popcorn Time - you want Stremio
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by wp381640 6y ago
The notice points out that they provide source / code functionality in the form of their scrapers and providers that take magnet/torrent links from the usualy suspects of sources This goes back to the whole linking to infringing c
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by wp381640 6y ago
Notable that Netflix only joined the MPA a year ago and are part of this notice. Welcome to the club.
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by wp381640 6y ago
One of the best pieces of advice is to completely separate and isolate your work life from your social life. Build a wall around both and don't mix them, learned the lesson the hard way after a decade in the industry It keeps your work

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