Devilboy

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by Devilboy 16y ago
Well at least it's less annoying than the 'cyber-everything' meme from the 90s and the oh-ohs.
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by Devilboy 16y ago
These days they crawl sites often enough to know where the info appeared first.
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by Devilboy 16y ago
Even with some false positives, I think it's still worth it.
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by Devilboy 16y ago
Every day.
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by Devilboy 16y ago
Heavier-than-air flying machines are impossible. - Lord Kelvin I wonder how he explained birds?
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by Devilboy 16y ago
Well they were making enough to survive for 15 years, that's more than most businesses can say.
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by Devilboy 16y ago
At a startup the code will still be bad but there won't be anyone to blame.
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by Devilboy 16y ago
So after all this outrage, do you agree that maybe you took it just a little bit too far?
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by Devilboy 16y ago
Who can tell me about the legalities of home-made cars? What kind of hoops do you have to jump before using something like this on a public road?
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by Devilboy 16y ago
It has multiple attack vectors, not just USB.
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by Devilboy 16y ago
Why?
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by Devilboy 16y ago
Aaron Barr is not big on typing from the looks of it.
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by Devilboy 16y ago
At least one person on Barr's list as one of 'leaders' of Anonymous has responded: http://blogs.crikey.com.au/thestump/2011/02/07/i-confess-im-...
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by Devilboy 16y ago
I'm pretty sure SQL Server's query hints are just placebos!
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by Devilboy 16y ago
In my experience the best way to tackle those problems isn't to wrestle with execution plan hints, instead break the query into 2 and use a temp table or table variable(s) for the inbetween data. This has the additional benefit of helping y
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by Devilboy 16y ago
Also pretty much exactly what happened in Evangelion's Second Impact.
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by Devilboy 16y ago
Some of these tribes are even cannibals, they kill people and eat them. Should we turn a blind eye to that too? I don't know. It's a hard question.
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by Devilboy 16y ago
Please could we have this discussion without the ad hominem?
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by Devilboy 16y ago
I'm sure they've seen planes plenty of times, I mean commercial airliners fly pretty much everywhere I think? I'm sure they'd love to see it up close though. They must assume it's a bird monster or something.
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by Devilboy 16y ago
Traditionally those legal problems are solved by simply granting these people exceptions. I mean aboriginal people and native Americans do get special treatment in some cases.
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by Devilboy 16y ago
But it's not a scarce resource. When you get more clients you have more money and can build more interwebs.
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by Devilboy 16y ago
Yea sure but even the Google toolbar reports user behavior if you let it.
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by Devilboy 16y ago
Your car would drop you off at your doorstep and then go find a parking spot on it's own!
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by Devilboy 16y ago
The train won't drop you at your doorstep though.
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by Devilboy 16y ago
Robot maids are coming though. Pill food didn't catch on because food is tasty.
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by Devilboy 16y ago
Chalk it up to experience and move on.
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by Devilboy 16y ago
Who says they didn't?
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by Devilboy 16y ago
Nothing stops the middle class from buying gold instead of keeping their money in a cash account. Once you change the system the people will adapt.
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by Devilboy 16y ago
This only works for a small number of blacklisted domains.
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by Devilboy 16y ago
I love the work coming out of that lab! Everyone on DIYDrones said that the kinect wouldn't work on a small quadrocopter and then BAM only a week later we get a video proving them wrong. Very impressive!

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