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dmatthewson

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    Comment #12899500

    The last 4 digits of his SSN. The last 4 are often used as a default password for financial accounts and to verify identity over the phone. Along with the date of birth (dob). It's…

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    Comment #12557990

    He is seen briefly in the documentary about him. He definitely did not want the documentarian there filming him.

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    Comment #12455558

    From the article: "Data engineers are the janitors who keep your data clean and flowing." Hm, I wonder why he's having problems hiring janitors.

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    Comment #12409044

    Article's title sure is misleading. A better title would be "When skilled talent wants to be paid market rate, but can't get it without leaving".

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    Comment #12393886

    Sounds great. When will we see reputable validation of their extraordinary claims?

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    Comment #12393688

    "Paid $75k to Love a Brand on Instagram – Is It an Ad?" If you are a public figure paid 1 cent to endorse a product, then it is an ad. If you fail to clearly disclose this ad ident…

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    Comment #12353809

    So out of 170 study participants found on the internet, of whom those with any disclosed history of depression were removed, 70 were found to be clinically depressed on the basis o…

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    Comment #12308923

    They cite cost as the issue, that only 2600 users represent half of all comments on their entire system. I don't know how much they are paying for a third party to manage their com…

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    Comment #12282554

    > If I remember correctly, Great Value Parmesan cheese was rated the worst (highest) level of wood pulp additives when tested vs other major brands. I buy that brand too and recomm…

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    Comment #12281962

    Here's the Davis study with the specific brand names and what specific chemical or taste tests they failed. http://olivecenter.ucdavis.edu/research/files/oliveoilfinal0... Glad to …

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    Comment #12239228

    Because she told them she did. Noor Mateen told the FBI she was with him when he bought ammunition and a holster and that she once drove him to the Pulse nightclub because he wante…

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    Comment #12239101

    Maybe the FBI should spend less time suing Apple and more time finding out where the wife of the Orlando shooter has disappeared to given she was proven to have assisted him with t…

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    Comment #12234786

    Yes, also Niantic's founder John Hanke has an actual documented history of CIA funding. It's not unreasonable paranoia for nations to suspect this may be an absolutely brilliant tr…

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    Comment #12119731

    Exactly so. The above is clearly a PR campaign.

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    Comment #12111469

    > Just because there's not a one-to-one correspondence between a word in a language and a word in another, does not mean you can't express the same content through a combination of…

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    Comment #10816212

    Here is "False Positives Equal False Justice" which analyzes the particular drug field tests used, showing they have an enormous false positive rate. http://www.cacj.org/documents/…

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    Comment #10768570

    Thanks, those articles are helpful in understanding the real issues. This next article gives the other side of the story regarding the lawsuit. http://www.buzzfeed.com/arianelange/…

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    Comment #10685377

    From the article, the CDC finds reduced landline use correlated with smoking and drinking, and thus poor health outcomes. There's a sort of inference that one has to do with the ot…

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    Comment #5090205

    Like most developers, I've stumbled into lots of security problems over the years. The first few times I attempted responsible disclosure, but that resulted in enough close calls t…

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    Comment #4074081

    Why not just get rid of the state owned propaganda channels? Why is that never an option. It's absurd to have to be subjected to state propaganda and be made to pay for it. Brainwa…

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    Comment #4074059

    OK, but most people use them for their cameras, I never even heard of anyone using them on car systems, but I'll accept it is true. Given this, why should the 99% that are taking t…

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    Comment #4073943

    ARGGGGGGGG. As someone who doesn't pirate, I really resent having to pay money to media companies just because they feel entitled to it. I remember years ago there was a tax on cas…