@DavidFreitag Very nice. The sniping used to drive me nuts. Granted, I haven't bought (or bid) on anything from Ebay in at least 6 years, so probably quite a bit has changed.
Late bid adding time is exactly what I wished they would do. Wonder if it put the sniping services out of business?
So reading forum threads, apparently the artist who created the auction is in fact, a troll, because that is in fact, apparently, his preferred medium of art, so if that is in fact true, it's highly likely shenanigans were involved.
@DavidFreitag Only that I cannot process or reconcile, without additional proof, that there is any way in which that could have been real, and that a real person actually and intentionally paid $10,000,100 for a stupid $1-at-Walmart hat in frame.
@Xander It's completely unfathomable, but all signs point to it happened...
You might think he did it and just paid himself $10M thus breaking even, but even if he did that he'd have to put $10M into an escrow account and then ebay would take a cut
@DavidFreitag And file a 1099 on him and he'd have to pay taxes on it, or explain to an auditor that it was both revenue and expense, which is an awkward conversation that would certainly have happened with that kind of money involved.
Just having your computer on in my house would account for ~1/3rd of my entire yearly consumption
@TildalWave Right I calculated at that rate for 24/7, it's going to be slightly different because you actually use it so it will be higher for those hours
@ColinCassidy boo.. just as well you're not out here or it'd be days... that said <fingers crossed> it's looking like september for our fibre cabinets...
@SmokeDispenser the meta-se thing? unfort. not, I don't really look on meta much...
I just know that https everywhere makes a bit of a mess of the site...
I don't think always using HTTPS would be a good choice, even if it only applied to imgur links. This would increase the latency of the image download, which could have a significant impact on mobile clients, and often have no benefit. Protocol-relative on a web-page would be the way to go. — Aaron BragerFeb 15 '14 at 19:33
@Matthew yeah if they improve cmd.exe/powershell.exe command lines I'll be v. happy, will make a lot of difference. in 10 it's already better than it was, but still needs more work
@CodesInChaos indeed , one I heard about which sounded like a good idea was the MS Exchange management shell that gave you the command line equivalent to any of the GUI options, so you could easily script it.
So apparently Hell has finally and completely frozen over: the next major update for Windows 10 will be able to natively run Bash, related tools, and even some broader set of Linux binaries/programs from the Ubuntu repositories.
From technical info released so far, the update this summer will ad...
@M'vy well tl;dw I guess. It sounds like they're essentially implementing support for linux syscalls in windows, so that linux apps can run on top of the windows kernel. this is combined with a linux fs that you can run. ubuntu user-mode non-graphical apps should run ok including things like programming languages (e.g. ruby, python, node.js) and things like editors and compilers.
the target market is web devs who use Macs at the moment
@RоryMcCune At one previous job, I didn't actually sign a contract. They were still getting it to a point where I was willing to sign when I found a better job...
Good day folks,
I want to study more about what to do after detecting incident, breach, provide what information to marketing team, customers, journalists and put what kind of information to announce on the news.
Could someone give me resources to read, and point out what to study?
I'm not qui...
This doesn't answer the question and instead just speculates. I know it's not your fault since speculation is all that is available at this time but it hardly falls into the category of authoritative answers backed by fact. — kalina17 mins ago