Pyxl101

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by Pyxl101 10y ago
Works on my phone. Reminds me of phreaking. What other secret codes are there like this? How did you come to learn about this one?
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I found it interesting in the blunt way it described the connections between Silicon Valley and Washington politics; the way they are enmeshed and influence one another; the way one acts using the other as cover.
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The question was about "the quality of general life for the average person in the West". I looked through most of the links and I don't think they address the topic. Income inequality for example measures relative equality, n
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What he's describing doesn't require multicast. It just requires a hub and spoke model with multiple layers.
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Could you share an example library or framework that allows a programming model similar to what they demonstrate in the video? I'd like to learn more. I am aware of frameworks that can pass information around in similar ways, but only
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It does more of the heavy lifting automatically. For example, rather than having to explicitly build a data structure to keep track of events that have happened, or build some message bus to receive and react to them, Eve allows you to expr
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Watching the video is probably the best way to get an understanding of what it's about. It's hard to describe an "experience" with text. Their video made more sense to me than most of the written explanation.
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There is an accusation in the comment thread of the article that Comodo only disclosed this issue to Mozilla after it was reported publicly by the news media. > steffen 2016-10-20 08:35:58 PDT > In fact, the linked incident report r
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Here are a couple of the videos with what I believe is the content: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=enK5XGETCZM https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fQjAM94W23Q
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> > The filing described Mr. Martin as computer genius who easily outsmarted government efforts to protect secrets and said he possessed an advanced understanding of how to encrypt messages and hide information in cyberspace. > The
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I have tried using take-home tests before. The level of plagiarism was astonishing. And that's just the plagiarism I could detect. Even with a problem that's unique to my organization, I don't know how I could trust that the
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> I understand that Github doesn’t have the resources to investigate each and every DMCA notice. However, it still took me by surprise that Github censors data so easily. Send a counter-notification asserting that the data is not under c
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This might be interesting if we could see what it was. Unfortunately, there doesn't seem to be a web version, and you need an account to download it. I'm not going to create an account just to "download" a cheat sheet wi
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I was also seeing a similar error message from downdetector.com. I can load it now though, and it's showing an uptick in reports for many sites on its front page. Blizzard has reported an outage of their Battle.net system. Whatever&#x2
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I'm seeing errors like this hitting other random websites recently. Reddit appears to be down. Is something going on on the Internet?
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> But if the Theranos deal panned out, who would have benefited from the investment by the hedgefund? A hedge fund is an investment fund that pools money from investors and then invests it according to the hedge fund's strategy. So,
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I don't know if you're being sarcastic, but I will choose to take your words literally because Excel has had an enormous productivity impact on the people who used it, and in many areas changed how business was done by introducing
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> Is it possible to have a cube of 1nm transistors. Like a 100 million ^ 3. The cube would have size of 10cm w.d.h. Probably, but I suspect operating it would cause it to melt or explode :-) We could probably manufacturer 3D chips today
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"Run-of-the-mill" in that sentence modifies "prostitution". When I read that person's sentence I think, "So, what kind of prostitution charge is average or not special? That kind." That's what they
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The threat of impending or active litigation will make Verizon reluctant to close a deal with Yahoo. It's new downside risk for Verizon that they have no desire to take on. Verizon may ask that Yahoo settle the lawsuit before closing t
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Can you provide a source for the claim that Uber violates taxi laws? As far as I'm aware, Uber doesn't violate taxi laws. Uber started out providing "black car" services which are not classified or regulated as taxis. Ne
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> If the attacker has more bandwidth than you (and how much bandwidth you have depends on "to where" ) - it's over. Is there no way to stop such attacks by coordinating with your upstream ISP, or with the sources of the tr
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> Use kerberos auth with LDAP Do you know of a good guide for how to set this up on Linux? Or a good book that covers the topic? I've looked into this before and it's seemed to be an absolute jungle. I'd like to explore se
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The actual transcript of the discussion that "Danielle" objected to has been posted in this thread: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12503157 I'd be interested to understand your take on this situation. D
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Yes. This seems like a situation where individuals should be blamed, not an entire group, who may not even be aware of the actions of specific individuals. If the group is aware of the actions of the individuals and sanctions it, then that&
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A closed and insular group is not something that he would be able to join so easily. In his example, the group is neither closed nor insular.
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> Do it for the for the fun and if you make money great, if you don't, you come out with new experience. Long before fullstack became a buzz word, I earned my badges due to startup. I coded, I did design, I touched the DB, I setup t
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> Obviously my number would be the number that makes the most sense. Current business success would suggest that 1200 is the number that makes the most sense, since it's the number that allowed the company to climb out of bankruptcy
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> The radar cannot really distinguish between a bridge and a high trailer. Are there any visualizations available of what these radar patterns look like? I wonder whether a human looking at the radar visualizations could reliably discrim
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What does the world look like in radar? Are there any visualizations available? Could multiple radar emitters and receivers be used to create a phased array and improve resolution?

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