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by tempVariable 8y ago
As a cannuck, I can chuckle at the fact that one of our Ontario bridges lasted 42 days before it failed.[1] [1] https://globalnews.ca/news/2957484/design-improperly-tighten...
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by tempVariable 8y ago
Canadian here. You are making assumption about decisions you don't know about,- like "Do theses companies had too much anxiety for our regulation? None at all, they were some multi billions companies that did this. It was just not
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by tempVariable 8y ago
Fair enough ;) But is it worth going to war over this fact?
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by tempVariable 9y ago
That is bonkers. Even with turbochargers, a USB outlet of a charger should not put out more than 5V. I tested about 10 different chargers with a multimeter in the last two weeks and each one was anywhere from 4.9V to 5.1V. The isolation in
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by tempVariable 9y ago
Yup. I also can't verify much, but I know a person who performed electrical work in one of their buildings and you wouldn't even know that building belonged to CSIS.
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by tempVariable 9y ago
I tried Nim in non commercial capacity and liked it. Wrote an Aho-corasick string matching algorithm in it to see how it fared with Lua/Luajit and it was fairly close in speed. The code was also quite pleasant to write. I remember that
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by tempVariable 9y ago
Exactly. The worth argument is a diversion and bait set out by hiring side. It is only in play when the employee is purely driven by performance, like in professional sport. That is also why sport personalities have agents. Just because reg
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by tempVariable 9y ago
This is very close. I used to provide crypto coin wallet password recovery service. The first couple of days would be spent on building a knowledge database with the help of the wallet owner. Plugging that data into the algorithm, even if t
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by tempVariable 10y ago
Is there an equivalent for this scaffolding app, but for server side PHP or Ruby ?
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by tempVariable 10y ago
That is one of the saddest 30 minutes of video I have seen up to date.
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by tempVariable 10y ago
I've seen incompetent leaders promote other incompetent people to serve them as their ideals are congruent. As in - they don't question the status-quo to make things better and alas their numbers grow stronger. It takes a good con
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by tempVariable 10y ago
Same here, in 2012. I talked with who I remember is one of the founders. I believe there were already in Toronto or in the process of moving from the Waterloo area. It was very bad as far as whole process was concerned. I didn't mind t
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by tempVariable 10y ago
This rings true. There are those who tackle the low level plumbing, core problems and take them on with the rest of the team. Then there are those who take on surface-deep issues. Intentions and subject matters.
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by tempVariable 10y ago
I see that the source code "os.h" file has directives to handle Linux and Apple. Has anyone managed to build it and use it in the even most trivial way?
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by tempVariable 10y ago
They opened a distribution warehouse in west Brampton, Ontario that looks like an airplane hangar. For the time it was being built, I was sure it would be some sort of FedEX, Air Canada type of business. Well, Amazon it is and it's hug
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by tempVariable 10y ago
Yup. I made the jump reluctantly after running Windows 7 Pro workstation for years without issues. I did the upgrade to version 10 and have since had to recover or completely rebuild the install 3 times in 6 months. Each time after an updat
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by tempVariable 10y ago
I realize that the article url in text is not transformed to a clickable url, here it is as a comment: http://edmdigest.com/opinion/the-cybersecurity-bug-bounty-cr...
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Opinion Piece on 'Bug Bounty Crusade'
1 points by tempVariable 10y ago|1 comments
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by tempVariable 10y ago
Not lying when I say this and I quote a certain wife who I know "... I wish he was drinking, or bad to me or the kids. It would makes things much easier ..." This is in a situation where she is absolutely not fit for family life a
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by tempVariable 10y ago
What the hell are you talking about? The weights are clearly labeled and you know what's up before you even attempt it. With data, not only are there multiple abstractions away from the consumer which all play in using and controlling
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by tempVariable 10y ago
I did some penetration testing on the Snapshat application last year. It was also very chatty every key-press on the craete/login screens.
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by tempVariable 10y ago
That is great as well. Quite extensive.
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by tempVariable 10y ago
Do they have a comparison table for how it fairs compared to cyanogen ? I'm interested if this is a good os if I want my personal data completely isolated away from any other app regardless of their initial permissions.
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by tempVariable 10y ago
So true. IFTTT is the glue not the paper. If they wish to go ahead and glue the papers accurately, it's not the paper producers job to make sticky paper. This is a legal, future setting precedent for ifttt and they're gambling on
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by tempVariable 11y ago
OK, is this for real ? Does everyone have to use the Oracle OCI library under the hood ?
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by tempVariable 11y ago
Yup, I'm pretty sure we are all aware. Started 9 years ago, 1800 employees and $1.5B in revenue and occupies about 10% - 15% of available real estate in the area. What universe of skewed reality is this?
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by tempVariable 11y ago
I worked across Toronto, Markham and now in Guelph bordering on Kitchener. Just the chaos, traffic and costs alone are worth not working at Toronto. I believe that my commute mirrors yours quite a bit, since I commute from the same area. Ha
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by tempVariable 11y ago
Insurance is business. According to province, state etc. law, clients must pay to said business to 'eventually' be able to use it to cover partial costs, deductibles aside. Business is not mandated by law to any standard which say
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by tempVariable 11y ago
Yup. Every hero( read project ) needs a villain( read risky opposite ) Then inject a bit of marketing and major push via partnered or paid off media campaigns and baby - you have a stew goin'. I know that first hand and see this as not
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by tempVariable 11y ago
Exactly. We as people are not inherently predisposed to steal, take for granted or abuse. While these are strong words and they may not be related to all cases uniformly, we want to participate without taking anything away from the other pa

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