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throwmenow_0140

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About throwmenow_0140

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    Comment #32886993

    Any chance we can talk via mail? I've put my mail address in the account.

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    Comment #32886727

    Can you explain how you got these well-paid remote jobs in the US for EU/German people and the process for the applications? I got 7 years of experience in developing with Python/D…

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    Comment #31000623

    > I feel bad because I'm younger than they are, but [I enjoy privileges] The world is not fair. You are not responsible for the way the world currently is, but you have a responsib…

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    Comment #17677916

    Never knew that so many developers go to such extremes w.r.t minimalism. The site you've linked has great videos in the background and I like the animated logo, that really helps i…

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    Comment #17675643

    Every time I hear the phrase: https://youtu.be/evlrs5Bi_6E?t=1m25s

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    Comment #17675550

    Great stuff. How did you find those? My favourites: http://alexandrerochet.com http://timroussilhe.com Those are experiences. I'll update my website to be so awesome when I get som…

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    Comment #16802614

    > What's the culmination of all this? > What's even the point [...] I can assure you that the answer to your question leads to something that you don't want to endure. I receive my…

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    Comment #16801687

    I don't say that I support or like anything like this, but you can have disadvantages if you don't build your personal brand. - And after all, the meaninglessness of all of this fi…

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    Comment #16801338

    I'm not sure if this is a society I want to live in. But yeah, sure, give them a platform. But I guess they won't stop destroying people in the real world just because they have in…

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    Comment #16801300

    No, just procrastinating on a higher level. Should definitely continue to work now, but thought about those topics lately. I hope your comment isn't meant to be offensive, can't re…

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    Comment #16801265

    Agree. I'm living in Europe and there are people who value their privacy and talk about it loudly. I don't expect that global companies hinder their growth without regulation forci…

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    Comment #16801208

    This sums up my opinion about Facebook and how to properly use it without having to resort to Nietzsche or Freud. Neat link, thanks.

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    Comment #16801126

    tl;dr - I explain in detail why you should use Facebook for your advantage instead of complaining about their lack of decency. Anybody who denies Facebook doesn't recognize its tru…

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    Comment #15857511

    Those are some crazy stories - makes me feel a little bit better that I didn't invest in coins back then. I followed the advice of an investment banker who said to me that this is …

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    Comment #15840625

    Thank you so much for this link, that is the best text-to-speech with an open architecture I've ever heard 'til now. Under https://github.com/keithito/tacotron you can find a pre-t…

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    Comment #15840576

    Most of the time there are > I also used to randomize my local hostname Great idea, missed that. I'll integrate that in the future.

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    Comment #15840502

    > I only know about mac whitelisting in protected networks managed by wary administrators. Wouldn't make any sense for properly securing a network. As an attacker you could just cr…

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    Comment #15840484

    Would love to know which side effects there are. I've never encountered any problems in all those years I use those randomly generated mac addresses.

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    Comment #15840475

    Yes, this is also my reasoning. > Unless avoiding this becomes common practice and then the whole story changes If that means that everyone starts to use random mac addresses, you …

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    Comment #15840462

    You can spoof DNS requests of a victim when you are in the same network as them (the router knows which sites you visit through those DNS requests anyway). It doesn't matter which …

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    Comment #15838490

    I think it's not a good idea to change your mac address as your only precaution against tracking. The DNS requests you'll make will reveal which sites you frequent. I would advise …

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    Comment #15838452

    Would be interested where that happens because I've never encountered something like this (binding the mac to the access) in public networks e.g. McDonald's, hotels and other shops…

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    Comment #15838256

    Here is the code I use for my mac to randomize my mac address: interface="en0" new_mac=$(openssl rand -hex 6 | sed 's/\(..\)/\1:/g; s/:$//; s/./0/2') # from stackoverflow sudo ifco…