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mililani
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Comment #38829506
The problem with your idea is there are lots of services that blacklist VoIP #'s like Google Voice from being used for 2FA. They also don't have modern 2FA options like TOTP.
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Comment #13405861
I've seen this manifest itself in various forms. In some ways, it's like the classic pump and dump scam that used to plague the Internet stock forums back in the late 90's. Tokyo J…
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Comment #9082467
I think your point 2) is unjustifiably harsh. It may have been misinterpreted. I think it's an honest mistake.
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Comment #8888258
I'm wondering. Does anyone know if the tumor was cancerous or benign? They say that a lot of women have this, so I'm thinking it's benign like an adenoma, but in which further grow…
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Comment #8840389
So, when will Chrome Cast finally support Bluetooth audio? That's what I want.
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Comment #8755256
So, does anyone want to bet on Russian bonds? At almost 20% interest rates, this sounds like a pretty good bet.
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Comment #8609472
http://the.honoluluadvertiser.com/article/2007/May/10/bz/FP7... enough said.
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Comment #8606298
Wow, Epiphany. Haven't heard that name in a long time. I used to work at IBM above their office in Campus Dr. in San Mateo. I think they went out of business and that space was lat…
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Comment #8606224
I'm not contesting that HR is not your friends. I'm contesting nearly everything else that was said.
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Comment #8605817
Can someone translate this?
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Comment #8603927
Not true. My sister won a LARGE (over half a million dollars) sexual harassment lawsuit against her employer. In fact, it wasn't an ongoing thing but one incident and the way HR ha…
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Comment #8423017
Reading things like this kinda depresses me. I guess I just don't understand what makes things popular on the web. I mean, I would have never thought things like Twitter, Instagram…
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Comment #8352941
Has anyone here personally lived, worked, and saw the dot com boom and bust in Silicon Valley? More so, do you happen to currently live and work here still? I have, and although I …
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Comment #8306138
Yeah, I question that rebuild. If the array is being used along with the rebuild, typically the rebuild process gets put to a lower priority. I've seen IBM enterprise RAID 5 storag…
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Comment #8305653
This may be a little off topic, but I used to think RAID 5 and RAID 6 were the best RAID configs to use. It seemed to offer the best bang for buck. However, after seeing how long i…
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Comment #8213050
I think it's sad that at the end of his life, he was really fearful of death. So fearful, in fact, that he sought refuge in religion, but supposedly, it didn't bring much comfort. …
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Comment #8209293
I think one is probably better off with earning a masters in statistics. This just seems like another way for Berkeley to sell another expensive degree with little supporting evide…
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Comment #8209279
No ways. I exercise a lot. I run three times a week, sometimes up to 7 miles each run. I also do lots of weights. Exercising has never helped me to stay asleep. My wife is the same…
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Comment #8208614
I've noticed that a lot of people, including myself, don't suffer from insomnia with age, but the ability to sleep deeply for 7 to 8 hours. Nowadays, I average 6 hours of decent sl…
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Comment #8151059
I would like to see a study that follows the kids of poor immigrants. Almost everyone I know who came from poor immigrant families, including my own and my wife's, is doing well. W…
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Comment #8116593
I didn't like some of what was wrote. Suffering shouldn't be praised, and suicide shouldn't be look as being weak. Some people just can't cope with the harshness that is life. Some…
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Comment #8094723
Yeah, I'm also on r/math. The saddest thing to see is the periodic repost of jobs for math degrees. It really is sad to see, and it reminds me of why I was often depressed as an un…
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Comment #8094121
No, I'm actually starting grad school next month. But, I decided against a PhD and will just do a masters in math with a concentration in statistics. My ultimate goal was to teach …