Comment Freedome VPN claims to do this (Score 1, Flamebait) 261
Freedome VPN claims to help with this:
https://www.f-secure.com/en_US...
Comment Re:Dice = Contract Jobs (Score 4, Informative) 174
http://careers.stackoverflow.c... I found my current job there and it's the only place we advertise
Comment Re:The good outweights the bad (Score 1) 208
This question (as yet unanswered) raises pretty much the same concern about economic inequality:
http://skeptics.stackexchange....
"Is racial income inequality currently in US worse than it was in Apartheid South Africa?"
Jon Stewart started this, of course, but he's better at raising interesting questions than he is at applying hard journalism to them.
Comment Yoleo Reader works for me (Score 3, Insightful) 335
I've been using http://yoleoreader.com/ for the last few days and it works well for me. It even pulled the existing feeds directly from Google since I signed on with Google Account.
Comment Re:Dockable! Dockable! Dockable! (Score 1) 399
Wish I could mod you up for this. I've been trying Ubuntu on Dell laptop for development and this was the biggest roadblock I ran into.
Comment On a plane...On the way to do a demo... (Score 1) 508
On a plane on the way to do a not-working-yet demo. Best code? No. Fast code? Very.
Comment Re:Unpatched (Score 2, Informative) 69
SP3 was released on 15-Dec:
Submission + - I'm not a spammer
tfinniga writes: A spammer has recently started using my domain name as "From:" addresses when sending out spam. I'm worried about my domain being blacklisted, and I'm annoyed by the bounces — I'm getting about 1000 bounce messages a day. Unfortunately, I give out a different email address to each site I visit: slashdot@example.com, paypal@example.com, amazon@example.com, etc., and the spammer is using a different address for each mail, so simple address filtering doesn't work.
What is the best way of avoiding being put on a blacklist, and dealing with the flood of bounces?
What is the best way of avoiding being put on a blacklist, and dealing with the flood of bounces?
Submission + - Police objecting to tickets from red-light cameras
caffiend666 writes: "According to this Dallas Morning New article, any "...Dallas police officer in a marked squad car who is captured on the city's cameras running a red light will have to pay the $75 fine if the incident doesn't comply with state law... Many police officers are angry about the proposed policy. The prevailing belief among officers has been that they can run red lights as they see fit." How is this a case for or against governments relying on un-biased automated systems? Or, should anyone be able to control who is recorded on camera and who is held accountable?"
Feed New Study Of Living Cells Could Revolutionize The Way We Test Drugs (sciencedaily.com)
Researchers have made a breakthrough by detecting the electrical equivalent of a living cell's last gasp. The work takes them a step closer to both seeing the "heartbeat" of a living cell and a new way to test drugs.
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