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juliangregorian
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Comment #10056903
What is with all these jerkoffs who think a handful of examples of overcoming adversity invalidate everyone else's struggle against futility? Jesus, get some perspective.
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Comment #10056494
Duhhhh, everyone can be a millionaire! If you aren't, it's cause you're just not trying hard enough! Fuck off with that bullshit.
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Comment #10054987
It's unfortunate that you're absolutely correct. Mens rea is one of the worst concepts to ever enter the legal system.
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Comment #10054856
Personally, I'd rather fuzz their servers with terabyte after terabyte of garbage, but to each his own.
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Comment #10054467
You're full of shit. It's not a quotation. The sentence makes no sense if you put the word "encrypted" in italics rather than quote marks. HN even supports italics, so it's not lik…
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Comment #10054162
Since when does TLS warrant scare quotes around the word "encrypted"?
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Comment #10048734
I actually do. I won't be able to say much because I'd like this account to remain anonymous, but my parents are/were notable figures in the homeschooling movement. At least from t…
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Comment #10048704
I have what seems to be a unique perspective in this thread, among a bunch of trendy libertarians. I was actually homeschooled my entire life. It wasn't great. It did not do much t…
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Comment #10048607
Presuming that "trying" on the final is necessarily a good thing of itself.
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Comment #10048599
If you're moderately good at both, in the combined grade you would have done... (wait for it) moderately. So what's the problem?
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Comment #10048580
Why would you expect that (modulo wtf are you talking about).
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Comment #10047473
You are correct, but "regulatory capture" refers to a different form of corruption than what you are talking about.
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Comment #10045029
Did you read the article? Not only was sql injection found, logins were brute forced. 2fa absolutely would have helped with that.
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Comment #10040013
Wow, she's the Chief Security Officer. I got the impression she was just a hired writer (she prefers writing murder mysteries?). This is looking really bad now, for Oracle's head o…
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Comment #10039962
The scorn for customers in general is palpable. Why is Oracle even allowing this person to be a voice for their brand?
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Comment #10039890
In many neighborhoods you can get a car service to do so yes. It's not feasible in all situations however.
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Comment #10037406
Called a "mega menu" FYI.
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Comment #10036988
I avoid almost all of these snafus simply by not putting anything in Virginia.
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Comment #10035833
If you worked for yourself, you'd be able to make 10 times as much?
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Comment #10035596
Silicon Valley billionaires have proved repeatedly that they are nothing more than overgrown teenagers. I hope that they do achieve interstellar colonization. This planet will be b…
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Comment #10032992
But getters and setters aren't inherently associated with IoC nor vice versa.
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Comment #10032624
I guess if you have no fear of recrimination or are a sociopath you can be confident in your righteousness? Sounds about right. The great thing is that people with your attitude ge…
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Comment #10032590
Yeah, reporting it is definitely the right thing to do and would totally go well for you. /s