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A new survey from Syntax found that many decision-makers are not happy with their existing security tools. And hopefully they'll send it to the lowest bidder while they're at it
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If you pay with peanuts... don't complain if all what you get are monkeys
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Ever since it was released in the 1980s, Microsoft Excel has changed how people organize, analyze, and visualize their data, providing a basis for decision-making for the millions of people who use it each day. "Directed by 40 specially trained Ecuadorian mountain llamas"
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Yay! Now you can spend even more time trying to figure out how the spreadsheet running the company works. 
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One of the most important ways I can contribute to the quality of our sites is by saying no. The return of the revenge of Dr. No
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Hoarding is a behavior that’s difficult to miss — it often involves filling one’s home and other spaces with a huge number of items that end up having a major impact on the hoarder’s life. Because you never know when you might need that GIF again
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For years, the open secret at Valve (makers of game series like Half-Life and Portal) has been the company's interest in a new threshold of game experiences. "Your standard current addict's droud will pass only a trickle of house current into the brain."
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Heck with that. I want someone to create a tasp.
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Google on Monday said new test results show promising signs that the technology it's hoping will replace cookie-based ad targeting is working. Biscuits?
It sounds like we may soon be FLoCed
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A.k.a.
They have developed something so cryptic that only they will be able to read the information it sucks from you.
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And we have a winner! 
TTFN - Kent
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Don't tell me...
I have won... a cookie?  
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This is the strongest indicator, yet, that cookie-managers are working.
Online Privacy and Online Piracy (by officially nefarious entities). The parallels are so obvious. It's a battle between virus'/malware and anti-virus/anti-malware and general O/S attacks. In the case of cookies - they're waning in effectiveness as browsers (like FireFox) have built-in management. Evolving, there was even machine fingerprinting so they identify you device and follow it and now finger-printing blockers, etc etc etc etc etc etc etc.
I use ad-blockers (with a few exceptions, like CP) - so sites fight back with disallowing use without the ads. Round and round it goes - reminiscent, perhaps, of the swirling observed in a porcelain convenience?
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| "The difference between genius and stupidity is that genius has its limits." - Albert Einstein | | "If you are searching for perfection in others, then you seek disappointment. If you seek perfection in yourself, then you will find failure." - Balboos HaGadol Mar 2010 |
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W∴ Balboos, GHB wrote: reminiscent, perhaps, of the swirling observed in a porcelain convenience?
Indeed. It makes me want to drive the porcelain bus.
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Greg Utas wrote: It makes me want to drive the porcelain bus.
To drive a bus against the porcelain is funnier
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Driving the porcelain bus (originally Australian, I believe) means wrapping your arms around the toilet while puking 
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I didn't know that...
I got your comment in a totally different way 
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We’re happy to share our support for Open Web Docs, a new collective launching today which is dedicated to sustainably supporting high-quality, browser-agnostic, community-driven web developer documentation. Translation: we don't want to update the docs ourselves
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We’ve been working to improve the Developer Community for providing feedback about Visual Studio. Don't worry - I'm sure it ends up in the same round bin as before
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I had almost forgotten about those. They didn't give Apple too much of success, did they?
(Actually, I never sat down on one.)
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In this report, we look at the data generated by the O’Reilly online learning platform to discern trends in the technology industry—trends technology leaders need to follow. "To infinity...and beyond!"
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For hungry freelancers, it can be hard to turn work away. But in the long run, saying no to a project that’s a bad fit will make you a better freelancer. This article will help freelancers and consultants think critically about when to decline an opportunity or request and how to do so assertively but kindly. We want you to write a Twitter clone. Our budget is $1000.
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LOL!! I actually got that job once
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