AsymetricCom

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by AsymetricCom 13y ago
These are all great suggestions, because it's very often (always) that management assumes they know what your software does given the output.
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by AsymetricCom 13y ago
Too bad nobody cares what you think.
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by AsymetricCom 13y ago
The telecoms
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by AsymetricCom 13y ago
and I don't bother to use such sites. I think I can pass up this content.
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by AsymetricCom 13y ago
So, do you own your apartment or are you cool paying out your deposit for a wardrobe door?
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by AsymetricCom 13y ago
"Useful" for somebody, sure. I don't think that fact has any use for the pubic.
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by AsymetricCom 13y ago
Those are not the kind of customers you want, long term.
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by AsymetricCom 13y ago
>fairly puzzling Apple and telecom? I think the picture is pretty clear.
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by AsymetricCom 13y ago
End customers don't care about your CEO's speaking ability.
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by AsymetricCom 13y ago
Another far-out option is building a solution not dependent on the carriers, which have already captured the IP space. There is no more internet, it's all just "telecom" now. That's the first mistake people make when st
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by AsymetricCom 13y ago
I don't have any of these problems with 4chan because I block most of their JS and I don't accept 3rd party cookies, and I definitely don't let any Google APIs run on my local machine. Google's APIs are for Google'
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by AsymetricCom 13y ago
Why would I do that? Why don't you got commit yourself some mturk workers instead.
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by AsymetricCom 13y ago
I find it interesting that this is the only tablet that hits the 300dpi threshold, and the next Kindle White is supposed to meet this as well. 300dpi is of course the resolution of most print magazines. The implication is obvious, but what
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by AsymetricCom 13y ago
Complexity can signify a complex problem on a simple domain, or a simple problem in a complex domain. You simplify one place, you're just pushing the complexity somewhere else.
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by AsymetricCom 13y ago
Now I just have to trust their hashing algorithm..
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by AsymetricCom 13y ago
So who is the authority about correct unicode implementations, exactly? And how to different languages with different use cases and power conform to such a standard? Why doesn't this authority extend over language implementations? B
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by AsymetricCom 13y ago
He's innovating.
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by AsymetricCom 13y ago
It's just another example of people abusing their power. Got name brand recognition? Use it to stick it to your workers. Prettying it up with bright primary colors and photoshop fades all you want, we can still see the reality behin
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by AsymetricCom 13y ago
If you think about it though, you're absolutely right. Not killing me is just something you should do by default. I shouldn't have to pay you to do that. If I do pay to not kill me, does that mean you can justify killing me if
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by AsymetricCom 13y ago
I already have a sandbox, it's called a computer.
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by AsymetricCom 13y ago
Now, look over here! When I substitute this context with that, ka-pow! now it's an array of characters! Big deal. I don't understand what the point of this article is when it shows the shortcomings of half a dozen different stri
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by AsymetricCom 13y ago
I think just a little research on the company sponsoring the event would have been good enough for me to know better.
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by AsymetricCom 13y ago
>many different systems. Sure, for varying values of "works" and "different" and "no install step". I'm going to go out on a limb here and state that a DOS executable from the 90's will run on more
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by AsymetricCom 13y ago
You know, until it isn't. http://4closurefraud.org/2010/07/20/bank-of-america-confisca...
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by AsymetricCom 13y ago
Don't forget about the "Quantified Self" marketing push, and of course every device syncs only to your mobile device via bluetooth. No PC required (or supported), because then you might not let us harvest all your data invis
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by AsymetricCom 13y ago
I remember seeing this run smoothly on a P2 after a very small executable download in late 90's. How far we've come in a big, stupid circle back where we started. Now instead of a small executable, we need a large executable to s
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by AsymetricCom 13y ago
Black water already exists so your nightmare scenario is about one contract away.
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by AsymetricCom 13y ago
Strange, All I see is more ads for 23andme.com and a lame attempt to scare me into using it.
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by AsymetricCom 13y ago
for some reason, the third page has most of the content.
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by AsymetricCom 13y ago
How does booting Linux from a live CD make your packets invulnerable to sniffing? Also, that's not a real solution, even if it did work.

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