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by 2close4comfort 10y ago
EXACTLY! This is what they were trying to prove that if you think you are that good but do not practice good hygiene you get what you get. Who wouldnt want to drop that on the NSA who is trying to prove they are protector of the USG but ca
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by 2close4comfort 10y ago
yes. but on the deeper scale that kung fu, akido, and others even tkd focus on the aspect of self and spirituality to a certain extent.
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by 2close4comfort 10y ago
beating the sh!t out of people does not make you a martial artist just like using Stack Overflow doesn't make you an engineer.
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by 2close4comfort 10y ago
This is the VERY problem with my solution. And one I have no good answer to. If I do find the answer though and you see this on the market think of me or the person smarter than me who figured this out.
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by 2close4comfort 10y ago
No it is a reason to change
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by 2close4comfort 10y ago
IP? really I would think that jabbing yourself with a needle and emptying a vial is pretty easy and probably could be done MUCH better than it is currently. Single use is wasteful why not make the system refillable and disabled after use.
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by 2close4comfort 10y ago
to the control the market...
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by 2close4comfort 10y ago
But humans are treated worse, how many drugs have killed people because the Company exploited a problem and underestimated the affects on larger popualtions (or just didnt care).
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by 2close4comfort 10y ago
So who is with me re-engineering a 3d printable epinephrine injector, that is refillable with the per dosage amount meaning you wouldn't have to dispose of the whole injector if unused. Just add a needle and epinephrine...
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by 2close4comfort 10y ago
Where is the safety now? I think you would be able to move much faster than traditional Companies and be safe, Open Sourcing would start to remove the veil of Patents that prevent people from actually getting products they need. Imagine a
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by 2close4comfort 10y ago
Really SV doesn't have any real hippies anymore...tiny hits of LSD. phhhttt
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by 2close4comfort 10y ago
Very true this has been happening since the 1950's Kung Fu carries with it eons of dogma. It would truly be a loss to humanity should the art be lost altogether...
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by 2close4comfort 10y ago
And that response is why most of the skills you mentioned are not arts. They require some memorization but little mental effort. That is why boxers are paid more than MMA fighters there is less technique needed than artistic skill. Marti
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by 2close4comfort 10y ago
No. But the real question that should be asked it Google the next Yahoo...
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by 2close4comfort 10y ago
Great now my job is ACTUALLY trying to kill me...
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by 2close4comfort 10y ago
It is always good to remember your roots.
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by 2close4comfort 10y ago
Very true! When those decisions were made PowerShell was never planned to be run on anything that ran those cmds natively. Now that they have changed the rules this should be expected as they move to a more neutral ground. I would be the
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by 2close4comfort 10y ago
That is awesome. Truly an inspired set of changes at Microsoft lately.
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by 2close4comfort 10y ago
Debian you are my hero! And I cannot think of a more fitting tribute to all of Ian's hard work. This is how he should be remembered.
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by 2close4comfort 10y ago
I would only add that the NSA has politicized themselves in exchange for the expansion of their powers. Now as a political entity it seems they have a much lower standard of ethics and now it is about maintaining power.
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by 2close4comfort 10y ago
You have got it right there! Breaking into a system is easy keeping yours intact is not. That is part that the US GOV still doesn't get the defensive part of the equation. BS (Before Snowden) people suspected but now we know people a
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by 2close4comfort 10y ago
A fire that they are showing they do not know how to control.
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by 2close4comfort 10y ago
I even question the BASIC stuff and FAT maybe but I think not, at that point he was more interested in being rich than making something functional. His "contributions" were to take things that people in educational computing had
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by 2close4comfort 10y ago
WOW wonder if that announcement made some of their current customers squirm a bit in their seats as they read that...
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by 2close4comfort 10y ago
Information should be free the twist is that Wikileaks is brokering what is free and what is not...which is supposedly what they were working against. Assange (much like Greenwald) were not as true to the ideals that they set forth to the
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by 2close4comfort 10y ago
It should really if there was an exploit used to get access to a browser and a social media account. But be EXTRA vigilant with links in email from now on and this should lower your risk of reinfection (only open if you HAVE to!). And that
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by 2close4comfort 10y ago
Are these meetings something that you have only discussed online (setting up to meet others and "the person" shows up too)? You could look at setting up something and see if they show up? If that happens I would reset my phone a
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by 2close4comfort 10y ago
And this is WHY you should be able to do work like this because of crappy software. Fixing things that are broken should not be a crime (a microphone, a computer, a tractor) Glad to see you found a solution to someone else shortsighted sof
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by 2close4comfort 10y ago
they should market this as a feature! alternate streams for people who think it is "an obscure feature" I mean that many people using alternate streams would be interesting for anyone forensicating systems for malware or as prote
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by 2close4comfort 10y ago
What about Petraeus. For Snowden's acts to be still considered criminal is just hypocritical.

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