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by joetech 11y ago
There are ways to make a lot of money with affiliate marketing, but that can involve a lot of trial and error and can (usually does) involve bootstrapping with a lot of your own cash or a credit card. Although I know of at least one person
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by joetech 12y ago
I hate spam as much as the next guy, but this is more of a case of the plaintiff not reading before he clicks and agrees to things. We all do it, but we don't then sue a company for it. I really wish a ruling like this was made on a
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by joetech 12y ago
I'm of the opinion that trusting any of them at this point could disappoint.
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by joetech 13y ago
Someone please change the title to "How not to disclose a vulnerability"
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by joetech 13y ago
What happens at the restaurant?
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by joetech 13y ago
Anyone else open it at work and then immediately close it?
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by joetech 13y ago
Great concept, but I don't know how comfortable I am giving them access to all my accounts when all they do for me is choose which card to charge. And how do the purchases show on my card statements? Are they all from Wallaby now?
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by joetech 13y ago
The author left out a detail? Does his account impersonate someone else? I think that's an important part of the conversation, even if the messaging is presumptive.
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by joetech 13y ago
The first thing I did when I saw Famo.us last year was rip into the code. With a little persistence, you can pretty easily use the code without waiting for their release.
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by joetech 13y ago
I absolutely want one of these. They've thought of everything. As I went to pledge my money for it, I found that the starting pledge that actually gets me a wheel was $550 and that's all gone. So to get one will run me $590 and
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by joetech 13y ago
Well that answers my question.
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by joetech 13y ago
The internet becomes much more tolerable when you learn to tune out the trolls who find their only happiness in trying to bring down others.
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by joetech 13y ago
I don't like this as standalone authentication, but as part of a 2-stage scenario, I would use it.
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by joetech 13y ago
I'm liking Ghost so far, but it's still a very early release and yet to include some base features
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by joetech 13y ago
I don't see the problem. If you're playing on Facebook all day rather than working, perhaps that discussion at your annual review is needed. I get on Facebook and Twitter occasionally at work, but not enough that it would impact
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by joetech 13y ago
$4.5k is decent. Were you expecting to get rich? There are contests where you can rake in much larger amounts, and you could make a killing forming a penetration team if money is the issue.
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by joetech 13y ago
http://www.neatorama.com/2013/02/21/Technoviking-Sues-Filmma...
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by joetech 13y ago
"So, the best GUI for Git is a command-line based UI?" lol
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by joetech 13y ago
Nice idea. Maybe we should use shame.php and shame.js as well.
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by joetech 13y ago
Read this as "terrible" the first time and was confused. Nice effect.
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by joetech 13y ago
The difference is that not everyone who sends an email is a personal friend and not every email truly deserves that much time, either. I've found myself with the same problem, resulting in many emails not getting a response for over a week
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by joetech 13y ago
This cannot end well.
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by joetech 13y ago
IMHO, Google should make support liaisons (more) available. They have people who work closely with developers and then thousands of developers do the work for free and just interface with liaisons. Support should be this way, too. Give u
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by joetech 14y ago
What it boils down to is that 403, 404, 500, etc. pages are there to identify a problem loading the resource you're after. In the case of a 500, I might agree, but with the 404, you're getting what it's supposed to give you, and that's a h
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by joetech 14y ago
Great idea. I always hated trying to remember tiny urls seen in print, as well.
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How Technology And Lack Of Caring Ruined Protection One(joetech.com)
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