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revmoo
9y ago
> comments being written by russian bots . Let's tone down the McCarthyism a bit shall we?
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revmoo
9y ago
Might want to read the article.
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revmoo
9y ago
So does this updated firmware remove the backdoor or just re-secure it so it can't be removed?
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revmoo
9y ago
> nobody is taking them seriously Because it's 2017 and I'm STILL having to write workarounds for IE.
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revmoo
9y ago
Racketeering, kidnapping, elder abuse? Yeah.
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revmoo
9y ago
> Loudermilk said Friday that his bill “is aimed at curbing frivolous class action lawsuits against businesses under the Fair Credit Reporting Act,” Has this ever even happened?
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revmoo
9y ago
Thank you.
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revmoo
9y ago
My city (Louisville) would be a prime candidate due to proximity to UPS WorldPort, and Amazon already has a bunch of facilities here. That said, screw these guys. I'll make sure to have my voice heard if my city tries to offer them tax
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revmoo
9y ago
Agreed. Also cli apps with Laravel are amazing if you need to schedule jobs.
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revmoo
9y ago
As bad as these things are, you wouldn't want them to be illegal.
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revmoo
9y ago
> This is a common misconception among folks who don't cycle. Cyclists are actually safer on the street. Heard this a thousand times and I don't buy it for a second. The speed differential between cyclists and pedestrians is an
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revmoo
9y ago
How much content are they auto-completing? Seems like this could easily end up with some other organization's proprietary code auto-filling inside your project. This is very dangerous; it's either only auto-completing single stand
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revmoo
9y ago
Not a chance. The volatility surrounding this event was at or below the normal levels of BTC volatility.
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revmoo
9y ago
Agreed, this is a terrifically dumb idea. It's bad enough that you usually lose your healthcare after being let go.
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revmoo
9y ago
I have been paid to write an algorithm like this. It matched you to relevant content, but then a manually configured weighting table would skew results to more popular sources. It went as far as taking into account the number of leads we ha
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revmoo
9y ago
Countdown to malware using this feature to prevent removal
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revmoo
9y ago
A couple thoughts: - Why did you copy/paste this on the bug tracker ( https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/base-files/+bug/17... ) and find/replace 'Ubuntu Community' with 'Ha
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revmoo
9y ago
It has to make unauthorized connections to pull down ads. No, this is not acceptable.
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revmoo
9y ago
Yep, forced updates + NSL = they don't need 0days anymore.
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revmoo
9y ago
Agreed. Seems simple to me; if you stop providing the content those users are coming for, they stop coming. Why is this hard for NYT to understand?
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revmoo
9y ago
I do this with bash prompt colors on all our servers. Prod is always red.
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9y ago
> It's good that MySQL gets better because I'm tied to it since Sequel Pro is the best database browser there is and it only supports MySQL. Oh my god this 1000% I will use the "worse" DB every time if it allows me to
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revmoo
9y ago
Hulu: "We've seen what the cable companies are doing and it seems to be going poorly for them. So we're going to go ahead and give that a shot"
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9y ago
Gonna get worse once they ban kratom. Brace yourselves.
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revmoo
9y ago
How'd you know though? I once called a cab company asking for a price quote and they refused.