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by SG- 11y ago
Yes, he 'copied' it and likely got paid for it too, it wasn't just going in some personal stash of movies and music on his hard drive.
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by SG- 11y ago
That's been generally how things are on OS X for years (even before the Mac App Store). Small companies like Panic (much smaller originally) have found out that people are willing to pay for quality tools.
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by SG- 12y ago
It's also one of the most corrupted with government officials.
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by SG- 12y ago
What sucks even more is that the F35 is a single engine. It's going to be replace a lot of jets that currently have 2 engines.
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by SG- 12y ago
Just a reminder that uBlock now blocks Google Analytics by default as well as Addthis: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8919523
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by SG- 12y ago
Isn't she super rich too and a big CEO? Anyways, it's silly to take a side simply because one side has more money than the other, that has nothing to do with it.
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by SG- 12y ago
I wouldn't be too surprised if they're already taking steps to place equipment near major VPN providers. It might actually open up people to being exploited by the NSA using these techniques if they're trying to target someo
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by SG- 12y ago
Tunneling is good if they are targeting you locally, but if they see tunnel data going to a server which is easy to see they'll simply target you at the other end.
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by SG- 12y ago
Should we pretend the NSA and various organizations don't have the means to infiltrate a CA?
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by SG- 12y ago
As the article mentions, at one point Marvel was really broke and simply started licensing out the rights of characters to different studios, here's a breakdown of what studios own which characters. http://screenrant.com&#x2
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by SG- 12y ago
The article goes on about the films, but also Marvel has been making quite a few TV shows that seem to be hits and doing well. One of the latest is a Netflix exclusive Daredevil which was just released and this week another season was order
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by SG- 12y ago
I guess it probably didn't go off much tonight.
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by SG- 12y ago
I know this post isn't really about the hockey part and more about the ML part, but I think it would be more practical to analyze and maybe use the Budweiser Redlight API if possible (I haven't looked into it yet or have one) to g
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The Spy in the Sandbox – Practical Cache Attacks in JavaScript(arxiv.org)
9 points by SG- 12y ago|1 comments
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by SG- 12y ago
Cold storage wallets: https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Cold_storage
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by SG- 12y ago
That might simply be because Google Domains is US only.
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by SG- 12y ago
True, but at the same time I think that's also an issue. How many sites get unfair advantages from ex-Googlers or insiders? I don't actually consider it an issue today, but going forward it will only be amplified even more.
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by SG- 12y ago
Being that Google is essentially the gatekeeper of all content for today's world I kind of think they should publish it freely anyways on their own. I realize there's a wiki page at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki&#x2
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by SG- 12y ago
I've run into someone that basically did the same thing and has been going around to different cities and countries and pulling the same stuff. He almost uses the exact same words and tries to twist things around like "well I coul
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by SG- 12y ago
There's a lot of places in Europe they could move to that won't be as bad as what France is trying to do, they also have a nice footprint in Canada (obviously this wouldn't really help customers in Europe that want to be clos
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by SG- 12y ago
I was hoping they'd simply not have anything listed.
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by SG- 12y ago
$1/month for 15GB extra (20GB total) is reasonable. It's not just photo storage too, it will increase all your iCloud storage (backups, iCloud Drive, etc).
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by SG- 12y ago
While I'm sure there are other projects at NSA and GCHQ that actually break into targets and records without user knowledge, the Optic Nerve project was meant to simply grab unencrypted video stream data from Yahoo Messenger from peopl
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by SG- 12y ago
as of yesterday: created: 1337 days ago
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Sony buys OnLive streaming game service, which will shut down later this month(cnet.com)
1 points by SG- 12y ago|0 comments
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Stolen Uber Customer Accounts Are for Sale on the Dark Web for $1(motherboard.vice.com)
4 points by SG- 12y ago|0 comments
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by SG- 12y ago
What a ridiculous and false headline. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fiber-optic_communication#Reco...
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by SG- 12y ago
They compared it to last years MBA, not the one released 2-3 weeks ago so I'm not sure how it really compares.
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by SG- 12y ago
Ignoring the product which seems to be pretty nice especially for that price, I found the review which was mostly about showing charts and comparisons to be pretty poor. It seems some charts they've omitted models to compare, and they&
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by SG- 12y ago
You know 802.11g released in 2003 offered maximum theoretical speeds of 54Mbit. It's been 12 years now and Wifi has evolved quite a bit since and will continue to evolve. 802.11ac can currently do a maximum of 1300Mbit.

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