Sapient

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by Sapient 14y ago
Usually it doesn't matter, you just let the exe decrypt itself, then grab the decrypted code and rebuild the PE with it.
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by Sapient 14y ago
In which case, I can only assume we are aiming for greater efficiency than the sun. Thanks for your answer!
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by Sapient 14y ago
But you are talking about volumetric efficiency - the portions of the sun where fusion is actually taking place are far more efficient than that surely? I always believed they were trying to duplicate the suns core, not the whole ball of ga
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Another barrier to fusion falls?(sciencedaily.com)
56 points by Sapient 14y ago|13 comments
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by Sapient 14y ago
Its emulators all the way down...
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by Sapient 14y ago
> Some like to argue that PHP is a beginner's language. I disagree. I think PHP is a fine language for just throwing something together... if you know what you're doing. Otherwise it's just a recipe for SQL injection and XSS vulnerabil
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by Sapient 14y ago
There are far better solutions to this ITireFactory problem than PHP, which puts the tires directly onto the car, but forces you to buy a new car as soon every time you get a flat. Also, the tires are likely to explode every 16 left turns u
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by Sapient 14y ago
The difference between getting it done NOW and getting it done properly is very small in terms of time and huge in terms of safety. There really needs to be a "good" version of PHP.
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by Sapient 14y ago
The effort required to learn something better than PHP is not equivalent to learning everything about automobile engineering, its more like reading a maintenance manual. Sooner or later, the guy who fixes his car in the middle of the road w
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by Sapient 14y ago
This is no excuse. If you want to learn how to do something, effort is required. How much time will that person waste in the long run battling all of the problems and traps PHP brings with it? I contend that learning a proper language will
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by Sapient 15y ago
But not all of the money seized was gotten illegally. In fact noone except MU knows that for sure at the moment, but what we can be sure of, is that the amount is less than 100%. In the robbed bank case, you know exactly how much was stolen
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by Sapient 15y ago
That, and the perspective as he runs on the "takeoff" is completely out of whack.
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by Sapient 15y ago
Actually, when you put it like that, it does sound likely. I am speaking from the point of view of a person who knows very little about these "Kernel wars".
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by Sapient 15y ago
You seem to be saying that given the option of pirating and purchasing, you will always pirate - if that is the case, then you are part of a very small and militant demographic. I cant think of a single movie, album or piece of software tha
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by Sapient 15y ago
Personal and bigoted? Really? These words apparently mean different things to us.
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by Sapient 15y ago
You probably wouldn't have bought it anyway...
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by Sapient 15y ago
Now THAT is a sensible attitude! Bravo. Whenever there are large groups of people communicating, someone will find something to be offended at - and as long as it isn't personal or bigoted we need to just ignore it and move on. In this case
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by Sapient 15y ago
There is a very long list of bad governments, would you suggest the US should invade them all?
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by Sapient 15y ago
I don't think many people defend the government of Iran, they just don't want to start a war with them and feel that if there is something wrong with the Iranian government, then the Iranians should bloody well sort it out themselves.
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by Sapient 15y ago
I think for most people, $10 IS too much. Although we all talk tough about privacy, most people (even here) don't have much to hide from anyone, and when the difference between definitely secure, and probably secure (in terms of privacy and
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by Sapient 15y ago
I don't know what you mean, but are you really comparing Zuckerberg to a President?
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by Sapient 15y ago
Right now, it may well work out better for creators who are not as famous as Coelho and C.K. Exposure is always the biggest problem when starting out, and even when talking about someone like Coehlo, he is certainly going to be read by peop
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by Sapient 15y ago
Reverse osmosis filters can already remove salt from water, and far more efficiently as well I believe.
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by Sapient 15y ago
How would they know the incriminating evidence had been wiped though?
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by Sapient 15y ago
> but it's ridiculous to believe that somebody at UMG called somebody at the FBI and said "those gosh darn do-gooders at MegaUpload want to take down our evil empire and offer artists 90%, they must be stopped!" and the FBI complied. Af
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by Sapient 15y ago
It wasn't initially, they corrected that fairly early in the day though.
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by Sapient 15y ago
"People" dont have to understand. Unless they are legislators trying to write new laws to govern "x", then they MUST understand.
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by Sapient 15y ago
Ah thanks, I missed that!
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by Sapient 15y ago
Stop buying their stuff and you will force them to change.
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by Sapient 15y ago
Wrong morally, or wrong factually? If factually, then which parts are wrong?

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