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Comment #49156923
The TSA has always been taxpayer-funded security theater, and routinely fails at it's own job. Airports and Airliners should be paying for their own security.
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Comment #49059422
This is conflating different things. They are trying to use people's annoyance with the banner THEY caused to build support for another legislation. Cookies were never a problem. J…
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Comment #43973965
Yet.
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Comment #43051325
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Comment #41073045
This is a very good and understated point. One of the benefits we have as employers is being unattached. If things go bad, we can cut and run to some other company. On the other ha…
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Comment #40885646
It means you are providing two factors, not necessarily that you only have two factors. There are benefits to this. I've left my phone at work, and would have been SOL, except I ha…
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Comment #40793348
stolen or mirrored?
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Comment #40651973
Been using this for a few years now. First grabbed it because I wanted a linux alternative to ShareX, but now I use it on windows too. It's great!
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Comment #40323083
Yeah, my organization does not disclose, but I can say I've used AdonisJS in production in the financial industry for about for about 6 years now.
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Comment #40323043
I use Lucid which is also maintained by the AdonisJS team (it's built upon Knex). I do development with SQLite then migrate to MSSQL for production (the latter not my choice, but o…
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Comment #40286839
AdonisJS is also really great, very much inspired by Laravel (which was inspired by Rails)
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Comment #40286381
These days I prefer using a NodeJS framework like AdonisJS over Ruby on Rails, but Rails had an important role in getting us here.
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Comment #40137695
Remember when everyone was in a tizzy and the advocacy press was assuring us that the two year old net neutrality policy being removed would destroy the internet?
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Comment #39403879
He gives his meaning for hubris. Seems silly to disagree based on a different definition that he's not using.
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Comment #39403792
Oldie but a goodie
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Comment #39015957
RoR was cool way back when, but these days I'm much happier using nodejs with a framework like Adonis
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Comment #38811189
It's in a pretty good state, I've been using Barrier for years.
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Comment #38223543
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Comment #36494149
no don't you understand, the egg producers just became more greedy for a bit and raked in extra profits, then decided to become less greedy! Get out of here with your important con…
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Comment #36492913
This is propaganda, trying to explain current conditions in a way to fit their preferred narrative. This is like claiming that if you sneeze that causes you to get a cold.
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Comment #33372038
they keep making minor changes like this that invariably make things worse. For me it's the loss of controls for quickly removing individual videos from the Watch Later playlist.
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Comment #33165184
The US prison system has many issues, but the attention given to private prisons is extremely myopic and scapegoaty given that they account for less than 10% of the US prison popul…
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Comment #33087536
Monetary inflation is the increase in the money supply. Price inflation is one of the potential symptoms of monetary inflation. Too often people look at just one symptom to gauge t…