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by polishninja 3y ago
Usually you have to provide another piece of information like the first 5 letters of the last name or something. That's definitely not good that they show you a name by just putting in an account number.
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Ransomware gang files SEC complaint about victim(malwarebytes.com)
1 points by polishninja 3y ago|0 comments
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by polishninja 5y ago
Australia put a cap on interchange fees in 2017 that caused a drop in card rewards. Merchants argued that the lower interchange costs would be passed on to consumers. However, it appears to only significantly affected the consumer rewards.
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A vending machine, an ATM, and a real credit union innovation(blog.mahalobanking.com)
2 points by polishninja 6y ago|0 comments
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No one runs check posting in test(blog.mahalobanking.com)
1 points by polishninja 6y ago|0 comments
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I helped start a digital banking company(blog.mahalobanking.com)
1 points by polishninja 6y ago|0 comments
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by polishninja 9y ago
It's interesting that the car was exceeding the speed limit of 35 mph. I would assume the car would stay at or below the speed limit. Who gets the speeding ticket in this case? Does 5 mph affect the reaction time such that it could hav
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by polishninja 9y ago
It doesn't help that almost all the fascia locks on each vendor's machines are a standard key. With that standard key, you have full access to the computer or embedded device drive. Nowadays the communication link to the dispenser
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by polishninja 10y ago
I've been following the Ethereum/DAO situation since the drain of funds occurred. I currently do not own any cryptocurrencies so this has been my first real look at the communities surrounding Ethereum and Bitcoin. In laymen'
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by polishninja 10y ago
I've run into this issue multiple times as well.
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by polishninja 10y ago
It looks like Gigster will invest (money, time?) in some companies from a predetermined fund, not Gigster itself. In turn, they will share 1% of their fund equity with all Gigster developers who were active at the time, paying out when a fu
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by polishninja 10y ago
I thought that Neonto looked like a good prototype tool. Downloaded it and unfortunately, it's Mac only.
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by polishninja 10y ago
It looks like that box would be a death trap if there was a fire.
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by polishninja 10y ago
Here's her website, for anyone that's curious. http://cwpencils.com/
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by polishninja 11y ago
What CEO does this? What a strange place to work. "Hence there are office conversations held on Twitter, and the blurring of personal and professional boundaries, such as when Mr. Altchek broadcast his dental examination on Periscope,
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by polishninja 11y ago
On the topic of tort reform, I'd suggest the documentary Hot Coffee. It obviously has a bias but it really made an impact on how I view these large settlements. These huge sums are required to set an example and not just be a fine. If
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by polishninja 11y ago
I recently bought a Windows 10 IoT kit from Adafruit. I've since purchased three more packs of different electronic components from them. It's been great. I'm really pleased with them.
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by polishninja 11y ago
There's an update to this story. Bowdoin update: On Facebook, school flaunted photos of alumni, students in school-provided sombreros https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/rampage/wp/2016/03/04&#x
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by polishninja 11y ago
Better software can only get you so far in banking. At the end of the day, they need to borrow and loan profitability and provide services at a low cost. In addition, they need customers, which are not easy to acquire for a new bank. Not ha
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Congress tells FBI that forcing Apple to unlock iPhones is 'a fool's errand'(theguardian.com)
1 points by polishninja 11y ago|0 comments
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by polishninja 11y ago
I laughed out loud at this one after reading all the serious, in-depth posts above.
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by polishninja 11y ago
I think what they were referring to was the reverse; the banks implementing OAuth plus revocable permissions to third party apps, such as Mint, etc.
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by polishninja 11y ago
For what it's worth, all the JSBins with the react code don't work. I'm using Chrome. I keep getting Uncaught ReferenceError: ReactDOM is not defined. I fiddled with it a bit but I couldn't get any of the examples workin
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by polishninja 11y ago
Thank you for the insightful comment. Too often I have worked with developers that assume the original programmer was being difficult, didn't understand how to write proper code, or was inexperienced. They precede to rip out the code a
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by polishninja 11y ago
They did have control over their currency and looked what happened. The big problem they face now is trust. If they came out with a new currency, no one would trust it enough to use it in everyday transactions. Regaining trust in the govern
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by polishninja 11y ago
I agree. Without a fiscal union, you just have a fixed exchange rate. Look at the Euro for example. Since Greece and Germany make separate fiscal policies but have the same exchange rate (due to the Euro), if their labor force output (GDP)
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by polishninja 11y ago
It's great to see this type of event in Baghdad. Although a small event of 17 people, it looks like there were some big company names there or on conference call; Phizer, The State Department, Zain, etc. I think these type of tech comm
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by polishninja 11y ago
| The weak point of the centralized bank is with z: The person that manages the bank. He has full control over all the balances of all the participants. Is this really a problem of a bank that needs solving by building a distributed banking
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by polishninja 11y ago
I am leaving for Paris tomorrow. Trip was planned a few months ago. We are still going but this alert is a bit concerning.
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by polishninja 11y ago
Don't forget to turn off the light on your way out. lightsOn = !lightsOn || lightsOn

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