CLGrimes

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by CLGrimes 8y ago
It would make sense that Phobos, like Earth's moon, was the result of an impacting object versus a captured asteroid. I would think that captured objects, such as D-class asteroids would eventually have an orbit degrade over the course
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by CLGrimes 8y ago
I will wait, happy to read it!
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by CLGrimes 8y ago
I am very interested in reading as well. Is it handwritten?
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by CLGrimes 8y ago
Which 5 plants are you referring to?
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by CLGrimes 8y ago
Fines are up to $10 million or 2%, but it can go up to $20 million or 4% of annual global revenue, whichever is higher. That percent, whichever is higher is the key. Facebook's 2017 revenue was ~40.7 Billion. Four percent of that amoun
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by CLGrimes 8y ago
If an EU citizen believes that their personally identifiable information was obtained without their consent, the EU GDPR allows firms to do an audit on the company. The citizen who filed the complaint would enlist help from a no-win-no-fee
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by CLGrimes 8y ago
I can't tell if this is a fake service or not, but blocking users from EU IP address ranges (which I'm assuming how it works) will still not stop the EU from following a trail of data that could originate from your organization. T
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by CLGrimes 9y ago
The address checks out: https://blockchain.info/address/3P3QsMVK89JBNqZQv5zMAKG8FK3k...
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by CLGrimes 9y ago
After doing a cursory image search on Google for "VHS Tape" leads to a high res image that is in the public domain on Wikipedia [1]. Why the designer didn't use that stock image to begin with doesn't make any sense to me
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by CLGrimes 9y ago
Can you elaborate on this? Are you saying replace therapists with a software product?
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by CLGrimes 9y ago
Great concept. I've never understood why there weren't pre-configured SaaS-based Rails templates out there. Thank you for your contribution to the community!
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by CLGrimes 9y ago
The page mentioned that Verizon cut deployments in 13 states, and the deployments that were made were not doing equitably. What recourse is there for companies that made this commitment and still exist today? Could Verizon still be on the h
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by CLGrimes 9y ago
I'm not looking for a freelancer, however I wanted to comment that I appreciate you posting your rate and availability. This transparency allows potential employers to know what they're signing on for. Good luck with your project
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by CLGrimes 9y ago
This is a great point. While reading this, I thought it was Miari 2.0, but was pleasantly surprised to read that the creator(s) works as a benevolent vigilante. If (one of) the botnet creator(s) decides to become malicious, it will have a l
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by CLGrimes 10y ago
They still have an office in Pleasanton, CA.
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by CLGrimes 11y ago
Even still, default login attempts are set at 20. I've had a lot of recent bruteforce attacks, and set that delimiter to 5. On top of that, I try changing the wp-login location with 'rename wp-login'[1], and set it to somethi
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by CLGrimes 11y ago
Uncaught Exception for me. Here's a mirror: http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:w-GWDIB...
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by CLGrimes 11y ago
Definitely - only time I get to work on my personal projects in between the daily grind.
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by CLGrimes 11y ago
If you run into a paywall like I did, click https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&c...
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by CLGrimes 11y ago
If you're comfortable or want to learn a new stack, there are plenty to choose from. If you want to quickly build a web project, hire some engineers, charge for your service - why not build it in RoR? This will save you time troublesho
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by CLGrimes 11y ago
While the article makes good points, I was wondering when I would see the smear campaign from the MPAA towards Google and the Silicon Valley: https://www.techdirt.com/articles/20150724/15501631756/smoki...