Cyphase

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by Cyphase 10y ago
s/tenants/tenets/g :)
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by Cyphase 10y ago
Potentially they could also just watch for cars on visible cross-streets; even in otherwise ideal conditions, it would be good if your autonomous car didn't keep going when it has the right of way if it can see a car about to barrel th
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by Cyphase 10y ago
Everyone can have custom-tailored hoodies that cause the human recognition systems to identify them as Luke Cage.
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by Cyphase 10y ago
> But you have to worry about this and weight cost and benefit, it's just not worth the hassle most of the time, Perhaps you missed that I said, "And of course those are all real issues that can absolutely weigh against any ben
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by Cyphase 10y ago
Imagine you didn't have to worry about security, privacy, or out-of-date hardware and software. Would you still not see any benefit to having your fridge (or coffee pot, or oven, or ...) connected to the network? You might not; but if
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by Cyphase 10y ago
FTA: "Dr Livio told BBC News that there were no firm plans to publish the article because of issues surrounding the copyright." facepalm
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by Cyphase 10y ago
Interesting idea, but it took me about 1.21 seconds to realize the potential for trolling this would have. Plus it would have to have enough entropy to not occur randomly. I'm imagining a QR code made out of coconut shells.
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by Cyphase 10y ago
"... used ... to get around github's API usage limits." I wonder why they'd want to invalidate that. :)
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by Cyphase 10y ago
They didn't just "leave it"; Betty literally shook everything off of the picnic blanket and onto the ground before they left. The mess was quite glaring in an otherwise clean area.
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by Cyphase 10y ago
Looks like there's been some activity since this hit HN.
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by Cyphase 10y ago
Not based on the open issues and roadmap. I realize you were probably joking, but it's a valid point anyway; I considered addressing it in my original comment.
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by Cyphase 10y ago
Same for me with Firefox on Linux.
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by Cyphase 10y ago
I hadn't come across that post that I can remember; a very nice explanation by Moxie. Thanks.
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by Cyphase 10y ago
Development seems to be.. on hold, at the very least. The last commit was almost 6 months ago (2016-08-23), and the most recently closed issue was closed over 8 months ago (2016-06-06), and before that a year ago (2016-02-22).
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by Cyphase 10y ago
I assume OP didn't mean to link to the #postal-addresses anchor?
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by Cyphase 10y ago
From the article: "The good news for the paranoid is that TfL appears to have gone out of its way to make sure everything is above board. In the documents that Giz UK has seen, it makes clear that it is only MAC data that’s collected (
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by Cyphase 14y ago
I wouldn't say 'fine'. They say the hashes were salted (which is good), but it's not clear whether all the salt was also leaked.
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by Cyphase 14y ago
Mine has a date! http://pastebin.com/dzRqSgGj
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by Cyphase 14y ago
Ah, I see. I haven't watched it yet.
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by Cyphase 14y ago
Also, might as well mention that next week's episode will feature "a group of software coders in a contract dispute". The Good Wife is actually pretty tech heavy for a mainstream show.
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by Cyphase 14y ago
"As Alicia represents a girl who accuses a classmate of rape, the case takes on a life of its own when the hacker group "Anonymous" takes notice and brings the trial into the public eye via the Internet. Also, Diane continues to be vetted f
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by Cyphase 14y ago
I wonder how many exact and similar copies there are. I can certainly imagine some honest overlap in the assignments (I'm taking the course).