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by Flenser 14y ago
suggesting that NSA knew about differential cryptoanalysis way ahead of time and were suggesting ways to protect the public against its eventual discovery The NSA may also have know who else knew about differential cryptoanalysis, and did
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by Flenser 14y ago
What's worse is that "provide a business model" is a link to the FAQ[1] which says it's broadcom: But I demand the documentation for the chip. Give it to me! To get the full SoC documentation you would need to sign an NDA with Broadcom, wh
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by Flenser 14y ago
Why couldn't the images in the article have shown these: Corning’s headquarters in upstate New York looks like a Space Invaders alien: Designed by architect Kevin Roche in the early ’90s, the structure fans out in staggered blocks. From th
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by Flenser 14y ago
FTA: adding serifs to the tops of i, j, and l in areas that would seem like empty gaps otherwise looking at the screenshot I can see his point. I think I would notice the gaps if they weren't there.
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by Flenser 14y ago
If it does make for a better experience on mobile they could change behaviour based on viewport size, although that might confuse someone that expected it to behave the same on mobile and desktop. And anyway, don't you have a tab key on you
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by Flenser 14y ago
The company has also gotten into bed with both Twitter and Facebook on social networking, and doesn’t offer any out-of-the-box integration with Google+. Twitter integration makes sense for Apple. But Facebook integration does not, as I exp
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by Flenser 14y ago
Are you saying it doesn't matter if you are targeting legally protected classes specifically or if you are cutting off access to a wider group that includes them? What is a sythetic transaction in this context? I tried googling it but could
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by Flenser 14y ago
But those private actors that the policy applies to must be middle men or acting on middle men in a network. Net neutrality as I understand it is about placing restrictions on network operators and regulators can do so that they cannot rest
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by Flenser 14y ago
I'm not sure we're talking about the same thing. I was trying to say that noonespecial's suggestion for "technology companies everywhere to boycott a certain district in East Texas" isn't about net neutrality as schmichael objected because
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by Flenser 14y ago
Which fonts a work for all operating systems and browsers?
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by Flenser 14y ago
Cutting off flow is not the same as withholding supply.
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by Flenser 14y ago
Flow is not the same as supply. Noonespecial is talking about blocking things at source not by an intermediary.
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by Flenser 14y ago
Isn't this the same as Clipstream[1]? The company that developed it has filed for patent[2]. I wonder if Apple licensed the technology or came up with it themselves independently. [1] http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4419345 [2] http:
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by Flenser 14y ago
Compression Reveals Information Meant (to be) Encrypted?
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by Flenser 14y ago
And everything Apple spends R&D money on is something that may one day end up in customers hands; whereas MS R&D often never sees the light of day, or gets canned, and Google spend a lot of their R&D making custom hardware for d
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by Flenser 14y ago
All of my past job titles are related to Linux / UNIX and I mention EMC once so you're going to send me storage admin jobs? Stop it. This is why I started putting zero width spaces (U+200B, press Alt+8203 to type one) in my CV in the midd
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by Flenser 14y ago
as always the truth probably lies somewhere in between "The Truth Lies Somewhere in the Middle": Does It? http://politics.ryanrenn.com/truth_in_middle.htm
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by Flenser 14y ago
You can even validate that it's a valid mailbox: http://www.webdigi.co.uk/blog/2009/how-to-check-if-an-email-... Or use a service that will do it for you: http://www.freshaddress.com/demo/
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by Flenser 14y ago
until the first self driving car-bomb and then they'll be banned.
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by Flenser 14y ago
where should we keep an eye out?
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by Flenser 14y ago
At least they're just swapped. I don't know where it thinks " is on my keyboard :(
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by Flenser 14y ago
As elktea said, this will be fixed with DirectWrite support. This is the issue you need to star: http://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=25541
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by Flenser 14y ago
I was glad it does when I revoked the password for the chrome install on my old work computer when I changed jobs.
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by Flenser 14y ago
"Female tends to have slightly higher values for Neuroticism than Male"
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by Flenser 14y ago
Some other online regex tools that you may find useful depending you what flavour of regex you want to create and how proficient you are with them: • http://www.rexv.org/ — Supports: PCRE, Posix, Perl, Python, JS, Node.js modifiers. Only
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by Flenser 14y ago
from the faq Please don't submit comments complaining that a submission is inappropriate for the site. If you think something is spam or offtopic, flag it by going to its page and clicking on the "flag" link. (Not all users will see this;
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by Flenser 14y ago
"Facebook will disappear in the next 5 years – but more importantly, here’s what will replace it We speak to the analyst, Eric Jackson ..... In the piece, entitled ‘Here’s why Google and Facebook might completely disappear in the next f
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by Flenser 14y ago
Indeed, FTA: "Platinum membership is $500,000 per year." "including fellow Platinum members IBM, Oracle, Intel, Fujitsu and Qualcomm Innovation Center" So Linux Foundation is getting at least 3MM USD per year now.
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by Flenser 14y ago
It costs less than $0.01 to pay a real human to solve a capcha. Capcha's don't solve the underlying problem.
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by Flenser 14y ago
I'm curious. In what ways do they attack problems differently?

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