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by K2h 14y ago
The exploit demo is written in PERL. Finally, something I can read and understand.
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by K2h 14y ago
its too bad tineye doesn't do a better job of matching similar, you could feed the picture in, find the closest match, and then scrape the description off the corresponding pages where it was found.
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by K2h 14y ago
I loved your reference to the huge Russion bomb Tsar Bomba. I for one had never heard of it, and it made a great metaphor. [1] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tsar_Bomba
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by K2h 14y ago
Thank you for sharing the various methods you use to collect the passwords. That is extremely detailed. I was curious if you ever considered putting a date stamp on the log for when you found a particular password. Because you have been co
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by K2h 14y ago
I really like the ascii art you found. reading through those it makes me wonder how many were hand done and how many people rendered. I remembered that VLC has an ASCII video output. [1] http://wiki.videolan.org/Video_output
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by K2h 14y ago
I am glad to see the loss of Starz had not real impact. Maybe this will help to send the message back to those licensing content to Netflix that they don't have as much power as they thought they did - which will mean reasonable license fee
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by K2h 14y ago
the transcription is awesome. I didn't know you could do this. looks like it is under English: Machine Transcription http://support.google.com/youtube/bin/answer.py?hl=en&an...
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by K2h 14y ago
I completely agree how hard it is to 'teach' a computer how to do a task. I have shifted my focus from writing procedures for humans to writing programs for computers. when I'm done, I have a program the computer can run, and serves as a p
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by K2h 14y ago
I can see my personal use of amazonsupply just because I already use amazon at home (its the new walmart of the web if you haven't heard). at work --- not so much. have to create an account to charge to, worry about lead times. not worth it
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by K2h 14y ago
At work I'm on I5 and I7 stuff and never use all that (I'm one of the few here on HN that isn't a programmer). At home, I was going to put in a 2600K at the last build but there was that whole chipset recall problem and I needed something
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by K2h 14y ago
for my usage pattern, still no reason for me to move from the core 2 quad.
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by K2h 14y ago
The note about who should be credited, the peron that discovers, or the person that develops and applys has me pondering. Probably both.
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Life in work/life balance(boston.com)
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by K2h 14y ago
That made me laugh. I would be ok with it though as he is very happy with my performance. Reviews were yesterday.
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by K2h 14y ago
My boss doesn't read hn, so I can get away with this. In the last few years, after my daughter was born, I made a decision to not work too much. I consciously reduced my working hours as much as possible. To my surprise and delight, my pr
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by K2h 14y ago
That is the advantage of face to face... It would be obvious they rejected the trivial solution, and went for something fun. I would be thinking mad scientist about 3 min in and wondering how much they are going to scare the rest of the te
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by K2h 14y ago
Does Vimeo not have the 10 min time restriction?
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by K2h 14y ago
I had previously registered for the email notification, and I received the notification at 9:28 PDT this morning. It's inspiring to see how fast you took this from idea to implementation. Well done.
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by K2h 14y ago
If you offset one side, it might actually be useful for longer nails that are already started, you could turn the Hamm... I mean claw tool around and continue to extract the nail where you don't have to tilt the handle all the way down and
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by K2h 14y ago
That requires flash
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by K2h 14y ago
Very very nice. One observation, on the export it looked like it was trimming the result and not including the entire lines. I had two circle shapes, one over the other and at export it clipped the top of the top shape, and bottom from bot
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by K2h 14y ago
The less impressive teachers start their talk with a "I am not an expert" statement which in my opinion is lame. Get up, speak with authority and present what you know in your way. If an error is made, or someone identifies a Better way, ac
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by K2h 14y ago
I totally agree that teaching a topic forces you to learn it much better than static consumption. But... Probably the absolute best way to learn something is have a deadline where you have something to lose. That's why I have moved to volun
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by K2h 14y ago
That was exactly how I interpreted it when I read it originally. I love the minimalist page by the way.
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by K2h 14y ago
I think he helped with brain age, which had a good reputation, and then a mediocre one for actually working. Despite that, after conversing with my wife we are of the opinion that fast simple math may be promising. http://www.nintendo.com
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by K2h 14y ago
Putting the power of a liquid global currency (or equivalent) into end users hands, that cuts out all the headache from current offerings (ease of use, cost, time delays, reliability) is going to be huge. Where do I invest?
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by K2h 14y ago
from the article, one of the games is http://www.soakyourhead.com/dual-n-back.aspx update: You need a speaker to play should say "Press A when the box appears in the same location _since the start of the game_"
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by K2h 14y ago
I have boxes in the garage labeled junk, and that is exactly what it is. I agree a more meaningful name could be given, but its accurate. Same so with data or other such nonsense variable names. I could give a better name, but i'm busy tryi
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by K2h 14y ago
here they talk about random jitter (when it is a result) of approaching a Gaussian distribution. I bet the random jitter they are injecting for time delay in the article is not Gaussian, but flat. http://www.tititudorancea.org/z/jitter.htm
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by K2h 15y ago
They need to integrate RT to remote very well to a real win8 or win7 machine and then I'm sold.

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