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Comment #49195124
This is more than I ever wanted to know about the internals of a password hashing module in the ibm I series. A+ nerd shit. Really solid technical writing.
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Comment #49165346
That sounds like an excellent solution for locals. But it also seems very inefficient because of the need to keep rolling stock in reserve, ready to go just in case. That’s a lot o…
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Comment #49105449
They are in large setups. Including mail order and bulk dispensing places (like Walmart pharmacy—most pills are dispensed at central locations and delivered to the store prepackage…
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Comment #49024157
I'm not comfortable disclosing them because we don't want our 'secret sauce' to be leaked and let people know we're on to their BS. I will tell you that it's mostly the ones you ex…
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Comment #49024052
We're maintaining a space where people with actual skin in the game can have conversations about hot button topics. We do not maintain the subreddit for large numbers of outside ag…
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Comment #49020715
Inside of Reddit itself? Not with the tools we're given from Reddit. We know Reddit has internal tools to block spam/bots, so I believe what we see is the most sophisticated ones (…
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Comment #49015673
I'm a moderator on a moderately popular and active subreddit, and I can assure you that there is an unreasonable amount of bot activity on reddit. They range from just spam (usuall…
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Comment #48645088
OS 9 running Microsoft Internet Explorer! I can remember the puck mice and the noise of the hard drive grinding away while pulling up Ebay and the campus webmail (Horde/Roundcube d…
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Comment #48589487
Airbnb has the same exact problem. Also doesn’t seem to give a crap when they’re reported.
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Comment #48427198
My understanding is that the s&p 500 were the only ones unwilling to change their rules.
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Comment #48385947
I’m just working with an EDA client to upgrade their almost decade old machines to run the cadence tools…it’s grim. Real real grim. I was pricing out servers this morning with 64gb…
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Comment #48353984
You want to have fun, get two fresh water fish biologists in a room and ask them if steelhead and rainbow trout are different species. Everyone has a different opinion they believe…
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Comment #48077023
Try to open the file, say ok to the ‘can’t check for malware’ prompt, go to settings, security, approve running the software. Annoying, but if you’re delivering your app to semi-te…
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Comment #47726501
I chew my fingers because I find the pain calming.
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Comment #47672047
Could you direct me to some resources you used to figure out dosing and sourcing? I’ve been interested in trying it out (need to lose a lot of weight) but have been paralyzed by to…
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Comment #47440959
We only have discussions of the Chinese rolling out gait tracking widely. Basically you use existing facial databases to match ids to people in observed areas and capture their gai…
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Comment #47370013
And we're paying extra for support!
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Comment #47364767
AWS support seems to be struggling. I just came to help a new customer who had a rough severance with their previous key engineer. The root account password was documented, but the…
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Comment #47233378
At a local hospital the radiologists have been all Mac for a long long time. They refused to give it up and resisted all attempts to get them to switch. So it doesn’t surprise me a…
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Comment #47034617
Top notch work. I assume the person picture is a test account, but it still shows how deep these companies can get. This surveillance tech is a real problem--it's making everyone u…
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Comment #46952016
People in the US will do dirty jobs if thats what there are, but like people everywhere (in aggregate), would rather not. We outsourced refining and mining to China because 1) it w…
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Comment #46951935
The US has lots of tungsten and other minerals. The problem is mining them here--people really don't want to see huge holes in the ground, industrial run off, and ecological collap…
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Comment #46951723
This website has no author attribution and this is the only article on it. I would be very suspicious of its claims (not that I disagree with them, just that unattributed works on …
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Comment #46884940
So the scam here doesn't seem to be ACTUALLY selling the land--it's basically engaging a realtor long enough to get earnest money on the table, then to disappear. Although if they …
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Comment #46808249
Tesla is a meme stock. Its being buoyed up by retail investors (Elon Musk fanbois) and, its been said, by Saudis and others who were trying to curry favor with him (possibly to try…