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What you are describing is to some level the essence of consulting/contracting or at least folks that are in that industry. This type of abuser/abusee relationship in business is prevalent all over the place especially to defer blame when things go south (paying for someone to essentially take the blame) and also defer decision making . thanks for the food for thought.

Is there a website you can type a company name in and address and find all relevant regulators ?

Awesome! have y'all seen donkeycar? http://www.donkeycar.com/ great for meetups/hackathons!

Interesting. How do? Care to elaborate?

Anyone got a link?

I wonder if there is an economic/academic term for this? Vicious Cycle?

Maybe device management or policy?

How would one go about protecting themselves from having that happen in the first place? Nightmare material for sure.

Two people in geographically different areas want synchronized candles as a memorial to remember a shared loved ones passing...

Logitech harmony hub with ifttt might help. Checkout r/homeautomation for lots of different ideas

Can you elaborate on this?

Cfssl?

Thanks these are great!

Are there some go to standards for API design that are followed?

That makes sense in terms of no standard libraries. But how about design patterns for common scenarios, eg. securing REST apis, User authentication/Login/Signup, Payment information handling etc, all in one place.

Does it become less secure if everyone follows standard design patterns?

Thanks. These are straight crypto frameworks which are a good start.

Is there a repository or central location of the established and well tested solutions for developers to use? Where does one start?

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I thought I saw a similar project somewhere else on HN... interesting non the less.

Gmail is down and children are in the street weeping!

I use steammover to move files between ssd and larger hard drive. Works really well. http://www.traynier.com/software/steammover

The price point is carefully thought out. Its high enough to make a profit but low enough that most people won't go out of their way to fight the ticket in court etc.

This is actually a problem in the area this article is from. In maryland the yellow light is much shorter then in virginia, therefore maryland drivers tend to stop at yellow lights in virginia which causes lots of close stopping of drivers behind . If safety was really a concern then there would be a more narrower range of allowed yellow light duration between counties and states. As far as the speed cameras are concerned they only reduce speed for a very short distance once everyone knows where they are, its a pure profit motive.

on Point 2: How is this any different then today with Comcast/Verizon etc..?

The rally concept is pretty neat. If your fiberhood gets enough registrations you will get the next install batch plus all schools, government buildings and other public establishments will get gigabit in your fiberhood.

During the live event it was mentioned that premium channels will be available at an extra charge per month. Google wanted to simplify the cable line up as much as possible.