GoodIntentions

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by GoodIntentions 13y ago
faustrecht is a pretty straight forward protocol
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by GoodIntentions 13y ago
I think 99.8% of us have seen this, but perhaps you haven't. http://xkcd.com/538/
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by GoodIntentions 13y ago
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marc_Emery There are other examples. This is the one that came to mind most readily. I don't smoke up. I don't support Marc Emery. I was however, ashamed at how nut-less my gove
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by GoodIntentions 13y ago
And another here. I'll pay more to not touch US soil when I travel and I certainly haven't been there in a long time. I haven't got anything criminal going on, and don't hail from anywhere 'suspicious'. It&#x
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by GoodIntentions 13y ago
dude, If someone at that level gets jailed, it wouldn't be treason. It'd be insider trading, or perhaps something less palatable.
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by GoodIntentions 13y ago
The last couple lines of his blog post seemed to convey, at least to me, that he was posting truth but perhaps not as much as he'd like. "We post this information on our Transparency Report whenever possible... ...we understand th
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by GoodIntentions 13y ago
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Utah_Data_Center Think of it as voice mail for everyone. Except you can't retrieve or delete anything.
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by GoodIntentions 13y ago
nope. I use an N900 to this day, despite having to use a terrible service provider to get support for the phone's frequencies in my area. Hardware keyboard on a phone I can ssh from or I'm not upgrading.
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by GoodIntentions 13y ago
Thanks for the link. Upvote and comment for visibility The OP post/link wants to run scripts / load stuff from all over the place, which I wasn't gonna OK. This one ( vivianmaier.com ) is OK tho, and hosting some amazing photos.. She had
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by GoodIntentions 13y ago
I see people in this discussion getting wrapped up about manners and expectations. What I'd like to contribute is this: I think in a position that attracts a pile of daily email, you need to be able to triage what you read, saving some ( h
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by GoodIntentions 14y ago
My ISP also sent an "all-in-one" device when I hooked up. All I really wanted was to set it up in bridge mode in front of my pfsense box, but couldn't do this. I cloned their router's MAC, put their router back in the box and used my exist
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by GoodIntentions 14y ago
http://en.wikiquote.org/wiki/Cardinal_Richelieu
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by GoodIntentions 14y ago
>>Could it be a stunt by a particularly intuitive student If it is a stunt, 'intuitive' is the last way I would describe it.
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by GoodIntentions 14y ago
So I'm wondering - is this mechanism some "Hollywood Accounting" where a band can run a tour at an ostensible loss while paying themselves through a royalties channel? Is it normal to split revenue this way? Anyone who knows the industry
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by GoodIntentions 14y ago
My impression of that page was not very good TBH. The words are kind, but for me at least, the message boiled down to: "We're down." "It isn't our fault." "We'll be back up when someone else gets it fixed." You must be at least _thinkin
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by GoodIntentions 14y ago
Meta filter has been around for years. Usually troll free, decent answers.
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by GoodIntentions 14y ago
10.9 bits, 1 in 1900 some odd. Running Firefox with no-script/ad-block/request policy + UA string set to IE 8. Sites I enable scripting on will surely get more info.
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by GoodIntentions 14y ago
>> but I think our only hope is for an "incident" that shows how pointless this all is. That would be held up as proof to clearly indicate that the current measures do not go far enough. More tax$$ would be spent, more rights destr
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by GoodIntentions 14y ago
so the net result would be the same. Someone's grandmother miss-clicking and then mashing back is about as useful to the advertiser as a bot. conversions are where it's at. Poor quality traffic / bots / it's all the same. the advertiser q
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by GoodIntentions 14y ago
Those are exactly the user agent strings the bot would spoof.
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by GoodIntentions 14y ago
I think there has been an effective shift in what that word means to anyone born after a certain point say 1970-1975? I nearly said "that's a good hack" about something the other day, but edited my speech in mid thought - I am sure the audi
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by GoodIntentions 14y ago
I suspect the page views he got from this story was well worth it.
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by GoodIntentions 14y ago
I wrote a manufacturing pull system in VB 6.0 + Access for the application database. That was all they had to work with there ( or more correctly all they wanted to work with.. ) It handled a stupid number of queries per month and was ver
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by GoodIntentions 14y ago
Perhaps version 2 of this will turn on your mike and web cam to record your reaction to the post?
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by GoodIntentions 14y ago
When a government created and sanctioned body has the effective ability to make or break players in an industry, and that body becomes utterly owned by the incumbents. It stops representing the public interests and begins defending the incu
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by GoodIntentions 14y ago
>> In what way is regulatory capture corruption? Try getting a decent mobile data plan in Canada. It will be rapidly apparent to you.
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by GoodIntentions 14y ago
ahem: http://www.defensenews.com/article/20111204/DEFSECT01/112040... edit: ( I think the real concern in this situation would be reverse engineering with an eye to finding vulnerabilities to be exploited in other drones, not so much re
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by GoodIntentions 14y ago
I can sort of second this. I paid for a sub and let it lapse shortly afterwards. The akwardness of trying to do things, the ugliness of the world and the fact that my nieghbour made a huge sky-reaching tower covered in pornography and pict
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by GoodIntentions 14y ago
Working from home limits your opportunities to kiss ass
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by GoodIntentions 14y ago
There must be hundreds of examples of prior art. I wrote a split screen sprite editor for dos about 20 years ago. I bet it's still on a 720 floppy some place in my basement. In fact, I think I have a source printout filed away too..

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