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NetStrikeForce
8y ago
Geez. What does one have to do to earn 500k/year? Asking for a friend...
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NetStrikeForce
9y ago
Slowloris is HTTP-based, right? In this case I'm not sure they didn't even have to go up to that layer 7, it seems they had some generous time-outs for TCP and SSL idle (or incomplete) sessions
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NetStrikeForce
9y ago
Applied on LinkedIn for about a month, did phone interviews for 5-6 different roles. Failed some and passed some others. From the ones I passed I rejected some, others rejected me after finding a local candidate and finally I accepted an of
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9y ago
404 and invalid cert :-/
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NetStrikeForce
9y ago
Most businesses have broken websites. I like to show this to whoever wants to break into IT and thinks there's too many clever people already working on it :) Yesterday a friend ordered a sofa from a well known online retailer in the U
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9y ago
Back in the early 2000's there was this driver/library to output any graphics in ASCII instead of framebuffer or whatever. A colleague had a Linux box at home with a TV Tuner PCI card. We would SSH from the University's lab a
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9y ago
Fair enough, yeah. I only had retail in mind :)
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9y ago
With Revolut cards?
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9y ago
I've got money in GBP, EUR and USD in a Revolut debit card. I've used it on ATMs in mainland Europe and continental US without problems.
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9y ago
It actually got most of the GBPEUR, not just for Poland.
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9y ago
Come on, I have no sympathy for NK's regime, but that's victim blaming. The threat is "baiting someone into nuclear war" and not "having tens of thousands of nuclear warheads and being ready to use them to kill mill
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9y ago
If there's ever a constitution that should be one of the main guarantees, along decent tea and "milk after, not before".
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9y ago
So the service would be the equivalent of a seedbox?
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9y ago
> I find a completely mistake to be independent, because being part of something bigger where people help each other is better That premise does not necessarily lead to that conclusion. Ask the USSR.
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NetStrikeForce
9y ago
Of course there's no problem. There's no problem with the Catalan either, apart from the fact that it's Catalan.
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9y ago
How do you get VC investment before you have a prototype or a working product? Building those take time. Time which you invest in not working and earning a steady paycheck. Savings are finite, sadly.
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9y ago
That was very clear, thanks!
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9y ago
Sure it can. It already meets all the requirements to be a member, EU law is ingrained in Catalan law, it has the ability to negotiate and state structures. It just needs to be an independent country. It would be better to be in the EU, but
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9y ago
I don't know where you get those ideas from. Literally no one talks about an associate state, no one. Especially after these weeks repressive reactions by the Spanish Government.
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9y ago
That's the thing: The Andalusian hasn't been challenged, while the Catalan is scrutinized to the detail and the party that's now in government gathers 4 million signatures against it: https://elpais.com/elpais
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9y ago
Interestingly enough assemblea.cat's legal department has sent letters to the telcos because their site was blocked without a court order or any kind of notice. Also, some of the operations these days are not actually ordered by TSJC b
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9y ago
Catalans living elsewhere in Spain are out of luck, which seems to be due to current Estatut (if I read right) and I guess logistic challenges.
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9y ago
My mocking argument is that you're making a wild guess. Aran has its rights explicitly recognised by Catalan Parliament, including their self determination rights, right now: https://cat.elpais.com/cat/2015/01
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9y ago
Thank you for asking for those :-) I also expect charges dismissed. A detail about his stuff is that he didn't get a receipt (as per his lawyer that was not yet present), so his things were (in his lawyer's words) "effectivel
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9y ago
It says independent, which means "not associate".
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The question couldn't be clearer. I'm not sure where the confusion comes from? Is that how bad are people in Spain informed these days? Question: Do you want Catalonia to be an independent state in the form of a republic?
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9y ago
I would agree with your reading and at the same time I also think it is morally sound to go to war with the South to free up the slaves from the South.
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The point is those other countries would have allowed the vote. We don't even have to imagine. It happened recently: Scotland. Or if you allow me to jump the pond: Québec. Also, indyref not ruled illegal yet so it might not be that cle
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Some of those can be, though. Logistics definitely is...
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9y ago
Ask them about it :-) but I could guess their logic: - They don't want people to vote. - Maybe if it's suspended you should refrain from going on with it until there's a ruling. - They know what how they want the ruling to be
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