That has a great ring to it. Perhaps everyone wishing to refer to the games without being sued should adopt it.
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That has a great ring to it. Perhaps everyone wishing to refer to the games without being sued should adopt it.
Sure, I have a google account. I almost never use it. For me, the epiphany came when my adsense account was suspended years ago. For what I never found out. I appealed and was reinstated. I then pulled adsense from every site. Lesson learned, and I don't need to learn it again.
Anyone remember/know what I am talking about?
If you think you're dealing with a wolf at your level in the company, look up. Ultimately, what the executive allows, it endorses. Odds are they see a man cut from the same cloth, admire his drive, his self interest and and his hard-headedness. If he's still there in a year, I'd say he represents the company's core values.
/agree. but still a useful feature.
The degraded performance a system will show when it starts hitting disk instead of memory is a great 'soft' failure.
I think it is good to have graduations. Going from 'OK' to 'Damn-this-is-slow' before 'Fail' is handy.
still worth talking about tho. ( and yeah, a bit long for a blog post, but only minutes to read.. some things take more than 140 characters )
You're right, tho no serious solution there. It's more of a poke at a broken system that automatically ban-hammers good guys with the bad based on signals that totally miss bad actors like this guy.
Clearly the 'hacker' here has invested enough time to understand the system better than legitimate sites that have "wasted" their time trying to generate value for their users.
Guessing it wouldn't take long, algorithms being what they are.
surprised no one else has mentioned that tidbit. If the dealership closes out metrics at month-end, they'll be in a deal making frame of mind at that point. ++ if you can snag a salesperson that hasn't been doing well.
If anything, this will just damage them by exposing assets used in the attempt.
For that matter if I were tasked with posting this spam, I'd do the same...
Tools that cost 4 figures seem to sit "just about right" in the managerial mindset where I come from.
Some managerial cultures seem to really ( _really_ ) want to see cash laid out for anything before they will believe it holds any virtue.
I don't have a google+ account and have a browser that is pretty much locked down. ( no-script + ad-block + request policy ) Other than allowing google.com in no-script, no action required.
Short read, no surprises. - paypal customer has problem, can't get any customer service. There really needs to be some effective competition to PP before these stories stop, I think.
They'll grab your NET/COM/ORG address in a heartbeat, but I think actually extraditing a person would require:
a: that person residing someplace that bends to US will. ( damn near everywhere )
b: costing US interests enough $$$ to piss them off.
Even if they don't extradite, you might find yourself arrested at the airport if you ever make a connecting flight through the good old US of A.
It's obviously something done for the love of doing it and doesn't portray the original projects in a bad light. Hopefully they don't pull the plug on him.
Wondering how long till that domain renders an ICE homepage.
I gotta say hats off to the man. Doing something good for others at your own ( great ) expense when not compelled to do so is unusual. Most people would have spent it on themselves somehow. wtg man.
I think this is as much ( more ) about harvesting tax dollars as anything else
Good luck wiping that...
Looks like a hot-link generator to me :(
IMHO, Be yourself and be comfortable with yourself.
slapt-get
appropriate countermeasures imho:
1. run an account with the right amount of access.
2. don't use sudo. (su + password makes you think a bit more)
3. this sounds dickish, but I mean it constructively. Pay attention. the -f flag means something...
4. when all else fails, rsync'd folders are a beautiful thing :)