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Comment #13163109
This is the trouble with web dev. There are a million factors in play, and it's very tough to create tests for them all, not to mention potentially financially restrictive with the…
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Comment #12960267
I chose to get 4 ST4000DM000 drives based on previous reports. Sure HGST drives never die, but it's cheaper to RMA or buy a single new drive if one fails, than the added cost of 4 …
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Comment #12856518
Here is the correct link to the full text of that blog post. http://blog.elementary.io/post/110645528530/payments
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Comment #12848316
Isn't that along the lines of System 76 [1]? I haven't tried any of their machines, and they aren't exactly trying to compete with Apple, but they are Linux first. [1] https://syst…
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Comment #12838074
My mistake, I didn't see it on the official Bolt website, so I assumed it wasn't included.
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Comment #12837892
40km per hour of charge time, 9 hours for a full charge.[1] It doesn't look like it has the ability to use superchargers, or charge quickly in any way. [1] http://www.chevrolet.ca/…
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Comment #12837877
The biggest drawback for me would be the inability to charge quickly. With a Tesla you can take it on a road trip, as long you plan it around hitting supercharging stations. In the…
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Comment #11243468
This post didn't gain much traction, but XSS attacks are still pretty popular and Google awards up to $7500 for XSS attacks[1]. React and Angular may help prevent XSS attacks, and …
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Comment #9721819
Their store looks like they only have volume encryption on Windows, and container encryption for Mac, Linux and Windows, unless I'm mistaken. https://www.jetico.com/online-shop/sho…
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Comment #8538493
> If they can do that, what's to stop somebody else coming along and brute forcing a key for the same hostname. The .onion URL is created by hashing the public key (and possibly mo…
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Comment #5056779
He was a ThoughtWorks employee, it only makes sense they made a statement. I work there and they sent a company-wide email saying that they're having a remembrance day for Aaron on…