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l0stb0y
11y ago
I always assume these types of stories are red herrings and intelligence agencies already have back doors or decryption methods that they want to keep hush. Make a big song and dance about how encryption is secure and push criminals towards
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l0stb0y
11y ago
I probably work about 10 hours per week, offsetting that by basically being available 24-7 if needed. Luckily, that's very rare. I guarantee my workload and quality of work excels my coworkers who are in the office 40+ hours a week. Th
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l0stb0y
12y ago
It's called 'planning for the unexpected' and encompasses a wide range of scenarios, only one of which can be blamed on Adobe.
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l0stb0y
12y ago
And yet another fashion magazine expert. So many! I'd like to point out that your image is solely based on low-grade chick-flicks.
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l0stb0y
12y ago
You don't have CS5 or 6 running on backup computers in case of CC or general internet outages? Did you explain that to your customers?
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l0stb0y
12y ago
Hi, thanks for your reply. I make my living with a combination of professional photography, videography, a smidgen of web design and some graphic design. So yeah, no real work there.
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12y ago
Quite frankly, if a persons workflow doesn't include a potential for downtime then they only have themselves to blame. This whole 'down to the wire' and 'stop the press' mentality is a combination of drama-grade fal
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l0stb0y
12y ago
I'm not going to use this app but I will keep it in mind should an awkward situation arise due to my constant cleaning of my friends list.
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l0stb0y
12y ago
I wasn't a fan if CC at first but it's turned into an incredibly good deal for me at $30 per month. A little downtime from time to time can't be avoided. People just love to complain.
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12y ago
One thing that it's difficult for foreigners to acknowledge is that Japan is so completely different to the western world that it's almost impossible to comprehend. Articles like this, and the musings of western visitors/work
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l0stb0y
12y ago
I would have thought a 'Holy War' with Google would also include trying to steal their best employees. Their illegal pact seems counter-intuitive in this light.
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l0stb0y
12y ago
Someone's been reading/watching too much Fight Club. That's close to verbatim of what Project Mayhem would spew on the elite, along with the smiley face. None of which seems threatening to me at all.
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12y ago
Just when I thought Jobs couldn't be a bigger scumbag! Someone dig up his grave and make an example of him in front of all of Silicon Valley. It's what he would have done.
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l0stb0y
12y ago
I'm looking forward to the revelation that the NSA was providing US companies with knowledge to aid their international competitiveness, you know, exactly what they state that the PLA are doing. What better payment for all the backdoor
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13y ago
Exactly. I'm not convinced that the German government is all that invested in the privacy of its corporations or citizens. The world needs more Snowdens!
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13y ago
I understand that discussing racism is a social minefield but, as a liberal and global citizen, stories like this disturb me. Couple this event with Spike Lee's blatantly racist and poorly worded rant against gentrification, and I ques
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13y ago
Save for the battery that is.
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13y ago
If only we could transcend the need to constantly refer to, or take into account, someones gender. Or race. Or age. Does it really matter that its a male working on a ship or a female raising a child? I'm all for human equality across
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13y ago
Thanks!
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13y ago
I'm very impressed with my new iPhone 5C but it has a major flaw... the plastic back is slippy as hell! I've dropped it like 10 times in the last week so ended up having to buy a case. At no point during testing did it slip out of
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13y ago
The authorities regularly withhold information that could assist defendants so it would be business as usual I'm sure. But yeah, that's one giant can of worms!
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13y ago
The Feds created Bitcoin and used it as a honeypot. The whole currency will dissolve due to its links to the criminal underground. That's my guess...
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13y ago
Anytime something bad happens I'm going to ask why the NSA didn't stop it. Paul Walkers death... why didn't the NSA stop it? PS4 DOA orders...why didn't the NSA stop it? Psychboo finding Prezi's source code... why d
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13y ago
Personally, I'm not a fan of the Chromebooks BUT that tacky-ass website makes me want to love them. Did a billion-dollar company really make that crap?
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13y ago
Maybe Sophos should spend more time fixing their lousy software instead? As for security, you won't find it on FB.
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13y ago
Pornland: How Porn Has Hijacked Our Sexuality by Gail Dines. Should be essential reading for everyone, especially men, in this day and age. http://www.amazon.com/Pornland-How-Porn-Hijacked-Sexuality/d...
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13y ago
Why not take the $3 billion and go have fun??? I'd quit my job for less!
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13y ago
It's art. It's VICE. That's why!
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13y ago
Ahhh, now it all makes sense. I was under the impression a lot of YT uploaders were aholes!