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I seem to have slipped through these cracks easily. When I do anything that involves pulling my credit, it's a hassle because I give my correct address information, however the credit agencies have out of date information.

Tips to slip through the cracks: have a different mailing vs home address, dont apply for new loans/update work info with existing creditors over more than one job cycle, move frequently. When your credit card asks how much you make, they are doing so because the agency doesnt have good info on you and they are updating their files.

He/she is saying that they do have per level item tracking, but still comingle.

Or have a battery that's shaped like a fuel tank? Maybe you won't get the same range as battery all over but it's prob enough for most people?

They have a formula for it and don't care one bit about it. Often times theres no SSL and many other security options are ignored.

I was shocked how much of law was simple find/replace on templates.

Most modern states just post a sign over the door prior to opening that X company seeks Y license and this location.

Safe injection sites don't decriminalize the purchasing, so the price structure stays prohibitively high and the social cost stays high.

Oh, hey, thats really nice of you. I'll buy Yev a beer for it.

Wasn't it Microsoft and Outloook OWA that started XHttpRequest?

I appreciate what they are doing, however I think some of the best utilities were the grayware semi-proprietary utilities that Hirens had all in one place.

Whats the joke I'm missing here?

I got myself and my best friend in high school fired from a fairly good gig because I cracked some dumb passwords and a CEO took it the wrong way. I still don't think he fully forgave me for it.

The MacOS market is big enough to support that - they prob manually call out the outliers.

Using static typing on anything takes more time at first, but I agree that it saves time over time.

I moved to desktop Windows development and couldn't be happier. People are more realistic, everything is more thought out and not a feather in the wind, and theres respect for time.

I used to work with cat scan machines a lot, and I found out how to emulate their dongle - you just returned 0 when it called for the check...

I found the same thing - in the chezh republic, it was a far more free for all than any other urbanized country I had been to, however things ran way smoother because you counted on everyone else following no rules.

Is there a reason it often seems like backup generators fail? Is it that we don't hear the success stories of all the times they don't fail? Just due to not being tested often?

I forged many documents in the early digital era because paper still had the trust of the darkroom era. Theres always a transition time like that thats very exploitable.

It's only because of time. If this were done on a newer platform/game or a game not as beloved, it would be closer to what you said.

You're right, but I think they meant they spent that much less on hospital/public health spending.

A huge amount of drug users are very productive and go to work every day, but when they get caught up in the legal system they may lose their job.

This feel ill informed. First off, to an addict, nothing is a better positive rewarder than drugs. Secondly, forcing someone to "kick" never works and in fact leads to people trying to use the same amount and overdosing.

I do think mental health services are whats needed.

Drugs get sold for huge markups due to prohibition. A heroin user spending $200 or more a day is, in reality, only using $4 or $5 a day worth in production cost. Even with a huge tax, I'd be $15 or whatever.

I bought a very nice pair of headphones (studio grade) for a few hundred dollars. One listen and it was obvious they were fake. A call to the company confirmed (via serial numbers and various questions about the item.)

Yes, book piracy is huge.

I know the science has been semi-debunked, but I can't help but feel that the idea that you start your day with a fixed number of attention units is real. Meetings use up a higher number of units, and, once gone, you don't get them back that day.

The guy is, assuming some normalcy, unhealthy. Maybe he's very young and still in the learning phase where you're eating up all your time learning, or maybe some physical/mental difference (Autism, etc). He's clearly never been burned out, and notice he budgets no time for social activities. Very unhealthy.

Most people (me included) reading this think it's insane. I'm glad it works for you and makes you happy (does it?). I'm sure some pointy haired boss would love you.

TBH, if you said all this to me in an interview or cover email, I'd pass you over and maybe keep your email so I could show it to people at the pub after work for a laugh. I'm not trying to be mean, but maybe you're so deep in this that you haven't heard how it might be perceived?

You may think this is due to some buried jealousy at your ability to keep this up, but I promise you it's not. I'm thankful for the time I spent all day/night learning what I know, but I'm thankful for it because it lets me not spend the rest of my life in that cycle.

Sure, but YouTube doesn't stop tracking you when you pay.

You'd need to get the secret info on the frequency hopping scheme as well as the shared encryption key. I've heard of units being ripped out of police cars for this reason.

Just get a $30 RTLSDR kit from Amazon. Plenty of easy/fun projects, only caveat is its read(listen) only. Track planes, listen to TV/Radio/watch your garage door clicker/listen to satellites/the space station/a million other things.

If you like it and want to take things further, buy a limesdr mini or bladerf or something. By then you'll feel constrained by the rtlsdr and know better what you want.