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by yaur 9y ago
For VOE they should just need start and end dates (at least anywhere I have worked) possibly with a heads up from you, but if I accepted an offer that was contingent on passing a background check I would just cooperate as that is just part
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by yaur 9y ago
On the one hand from the article its not clear that this has anything to do with cryptocurrency despite being branded as such. On the other hand if it is real its interesting because it has a value pegged to a physical good... though it see
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by yaur 9y ago
What am I missing out on as a consumer by using Lyft instead of Uber? As far as I can tell the answer is nothing.
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by yaur 9y ago
Even though trains are scheduled through the night, they shut lines down pretty frequently during overnight and weekend hours and replace them with bus service.
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by yaur 9y ago
I believe this spilled out of the early days of MMOs... The first people I heard use it were all DAoC players.
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by yaur 9y ago
Well, whats actually not clear from their message is if the person who is currently an "ex administrator" was an ex-admin at the time that they deleted everything or if they were fired because of a (bad) mistake and are now an ex-
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by yaur 9y ago
One place I did a project for had a web based front end for a CCTV system that would autoplay video when navigating to a dvr, camera, etc. IOS was a PITA because it wouldn't autoplay and there were some significant UI tweaks around th
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by yaur 9y ago
OTOH it means that laptops won't activate until they are on a work network, for an SMB worm that's probably not a bad strategy.
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by yaur 9y ago
Very interested in this when you come to the US as long as it has a reasonable fee structure.
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by yaur 10y ago
It also seems unlikely that someone at tsa is going to be able to tell the difference between Raspian and a full Ubuntu install.
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by yaur 10y ago
http://ucdmc.ucdavis.edu/publish/news/newsroom/1789 is the only significant study that I'm aware of. My interpretation is that risks are substantially over stated for true "back country" sourc
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by yaur 10y ago
If it ever makes sense to do this it means you aren't committing frequently enough.
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by yaur 10y ago
It's not. Every time you use a tool its an opportunity for it to be detected and if you are going to lose one it would be better for it to be one that you don't care about that much.
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by yaur 10y ago
It seems to me that the donors are the little fish here and that charities who's logos were used with the intent to deceive the customer/doner are the ones that can eat PatPal alive.
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by yaur 10y ago
Personally if I was going to "flee the country" and was worried about DHS I would just paddle across the St Lawrence river and report to CanBSA as required. Exit visas aren't a thing and there is no requirement AFAIK to repo
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by yaur 10y ago
I think it's naive to assume the "without violence" part
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by yaur 10y ago
IMO they nailed it with the 4th gen. Siri is really the killer feature that makes navigating through a bunch of apps and searching for content substantially better than other offerings in the space.
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by yaur 10y ago
I believe that it's subsidized by the government. What we found was that getting there was cheap but being there was ridiculously expensive.
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by yaur 10y ago
Here in NY recording people without their consent is definitely against the law and is likely to piss off important people. As fun as this CT is it seems extraordinarily unlikely that FB employees would risk going to jail for this feature.
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by yaur 10y ago
I don't have the Amazon stuff, but do mostly control hue with Siri and > in order to use the Hue bulbs with Alexa, you must relinquish all use of manual light switches. Isn't fully true. We have smart dimmers that can be placed
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by yaur 10y ago
There was a (possibly mistaken) belief that some data could be recovered with an electron microscope. AFAIK it is definitively not true with modern spinning drives and its the "AFAIK" portion of that statement that keeps people d
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by yaur 10y ago
Techs can VPN in from home if nessecary.
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by yaur 10y ago
> In a jury trial I can imagine that having the jury understand your testimony is probably the most challenging. What I've seen from the sidelines is that what you want in an expert is someone who make your point, which has more to
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by yaur 10y ago
> An investigation into the source of the hack continues, said Vemulapalli, who said the intrusion was confined to the police CCTV cameras that monitor public areas and did not extend deeper into D.C. computer networks. I'm skeptica
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by yaur 10y ago
Probably not. There really isn't much upside in being able to monitor all those cameras all the time... how would you be able to make money with it? That said, I know some of the pole mounted systems are running a WiFi AP so that an
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by yaur 10y ago
I really want this... but its pretty broken atm. 1) Images are comically wrong. One "whoa" hit for me was "the blue mountains" in Canada, but the photo is from BANF, 3500 KM away and much more expensive. This makes me d
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by yaur 10y ago
> WhatsApp has something like a billion users. Virtually none of them asked for end-to-end encryption. As someone who uses PGP, but doesn't use WhatsApp this is the key piece of context that makes this a questionable trade-off inste
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by yaur 10y ago
conventional wisdom isn't the law of the land, the constitution is. It seems pretty hard to justify having different legal standards for nudity based on gender without running afoul of the 14th amendment. I don't think its "s
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by yaur 10y ago
Do you have a cite for that? If there is a c++ sdk it isn't easy to find, though I can easily believe that companies on the scale of Netflix have access to better tools.
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by yaur 10y ago
They make "computer glasses" that are supposed to help reduce eye strain associated with computer use. I don't personally use them so I can't say if they work, but it's probably worth it for you to look into them.

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