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davenull
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Comment #14293743
Moral support doesn't sound too bad haha. I have found meager wages working at a local repair shop, and have taken that time to hone my skillset into something useful. I have a fir…
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Comment #14293493
I tried to go to college, wound up homeless, living in a van trying to pay for it. Now that I have a family, it just crushes me that I couldn't complete it.
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Ask HN: Where can I find stable employment without a degree?
I do not have a degree, but I do have a sizable amount of skills when it comes to Node, Networking, and Linux system administration. I have absolutely no idea where I should even b…
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Comment #14256494
What? Why would I ever pay someone else to generate crypto tokens for me? This is a slap in the face to every safety procedure surrounding private keys. A key escrow is bad juju.
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Comment #14053688
How does the AWS credit work? This, for me, is the biggest selling point of the whole shabang.
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Comment #11359000
I've always enforced a strict policy of every certificate request be asked for in person by someone with authority to ask us for one, and then a second person actually issues the c…
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Comment #11118144
I surely hope that somebody can figure out how to make firmware images for these, and use this code as a base to fix these flaws. A kind DD-DVR project, if you would.
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Comment #6074624
Unfortunate they chose that name for a project involving spanning datacenters with high-speed fiber connection.
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Comment #6042302
This looks cool. BTW, thanks for helping me not feel like a total moron while learning Python, the hard way was the right way.
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Comment #6039602
I call bullshit. There are numerous "funny bits" in this thread, number one, they display the info page for a "UAV Imager system" which in no way offers control of a drone. Second,…
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Comment #6036551
I use roundcube, it's actually fairly well-featured, and has worked reliably for years.
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Comment #5983002
The massive amount of computing power needed to encrypt that much data is hard to buy, unless you are the NSA.
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Comment #5967486
How about one of those tryout codes?
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Comment #5901135
That was the largest gathering of nervous looking politicians and military brass I have ever witnessed. I don't think a lot of them were comfortable talking about information that …