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by Rust 17y ago
Is this the sort of system one would want locked down to only be accessible from certain IP addresses? Like the dealership's IP address? It truly baffles me how even the most basic security precautions seem to be beyond the ken of $100/hour
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by Rust 17y ago
Sorry, didn't make it past the modal ad that seemed to be missing any kind of "close" or "skip" button. Was the article actually interesting?
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by Rust 17y ago
GoDaddy is great for domains and SSL certs. I don't deal with them for anything else, and I hate fighting my way through their upselling checkout process. I can't comment on Rackspace, but Layered Tech is in a similar space and I've dealt w
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by Rust 17y ago
I consider what I did to my guitar beating the system ;) But then, I'm a guitarist so that's in my domain. It would have been cheaper to just get middle-of-the-road pickups instead - less money, less gain (in a signal-strength sense). Havin
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by Rust 17y ago
One way to "hack the system" is to do what you said - employ some type of deception or misdirection in order to gain something you shouldn't. Another way is to re-purpose something to do what it wasn't designed to do. For example, any contr
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by Rust 17y ago
http://planet-source-code.com has been kind to me in the past, although it seems to be lower quality than most.
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by Rust 17y ago
I keep a short list of programming problems handy - small use cases that interest me. When I feel like I'm slipping away into FB or Twitter or whatever, I break out one of the problems and solve it. The secret, though, is to solve it from s