TACIXAT

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by TACIXAT 8y ago
I think you might just not be tuned into it. I've gone into the city 3 times since moving to San Jose and I've seen it every time. My girlfriend just did an interview in SF and the building she was interviewing at had feces smeare
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by TACIXAT 8y ago
>This is linked in the post so I don't know how you missed it. It's almost as if my brain is trained to completely ignore underlined text from all the sites that use it for inter-linking spam. Seriously, didn't even notice
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by TACIXAT 8y ago
This article is all over the place. It just felt like complaint soup. They start on about Uber and Lyft causing increased traffic and then turn to complain about the tech busses (a measure to reduce traffic!) in the same breath. I don'
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by TACIXAT 8y ago
Alright, a house I own (and am currently failing to sell) is in an opportunity zone. Hypothetically, is there a way I could benefit from this?
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by TACIXAT 8y ago
I would, that's a great deal.
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by TACIXAT 8y ago
Second link I've seen from threader. All the images are broken on mobile (Android, Firefox). Can we link to the original?
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by TACIXAT 8y ago
We could process transactions for so much cheaper than the credit cards and banks currently do. There is so much regulatory capture to protect the banks though. In the US businesses that process peer to peer payments are categorized as mone
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by TACIXAT 8y ago
The assignment agreement took away all excitement I had coming to work for Google. It is so shitty. The two things I submitted to that process were rejected. I've kept on building stuff in my spare time (can't stop, won't sto
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by TACIXAT 8y ago
This evidence does nothing to support the original chip story. An ethernet implant is completely separate and does not affect the originally reported companies.
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by TACIXAT 8y ago
I've tried to use the Go version of this a few times and the custom package manager always mucks it up.
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by TACIXAT 8y ago
My current group and area at work are super quiet. It's what I've always dreamed of but at the same time it is almost too quiet.
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by TACIXAT 8y ago
The US has a lot of organizations in its intelligence community (beyond the CIA) that were affected by this breach.
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by TACIXAT 8y ago
>their listing in a publicly accessible database may constitute one of the largest mass breaches of personal data of an intelligence service in recent history Pretty sure the OPM breach holds that record.
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by TACIXAT 8y ago
I don't think that's a great mark of success early on.
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by TACIXAT 8y ago
Under US law you can be compelled by a court to unlock (provide passwords / decrypt) a device if the contents of the device are known (the helpful search term for this is forgone conclusion). Otherwise it should be covered under the 5t
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by TACIXAT 8y ago
>What makes it look dated? 3D strong blue and green spinning globe. 3D logo, hard (high contrast?) RGB values. Child's drawing header looks like a hospital. Mission statement not at all aligned with what your comment says. Empowerin
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by TACIXAT 8y ago
This is honestly a pretty neat idea. Don't get me wrong, it's sketchy as hell and I'm sure gets abused, but residential proxies... well played.
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by TACIXAT 8y ago
I've never been able to get the go libp2p working because of the weird secondary package manager.
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by TACIXAT 8y ago
Curious for more details on how the dht signaling / hole punching works. I'm working on a peer to peer chat and file sharing system right now and upnp / nat pmp are pretty wack. I'd be interested in using it if there eve
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by TACIXAT 8y ago
You kind of do though. [1] The government sends national security letters to tech companies all the time. Interest in certain topics can land you on lists. [2] The US absolutely intercepts anything they can in plain text (and does their bes
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by TACIXAT 8y ago
>The search engine requires users to log in to use its search features and tracks user's locations. It shares user's history with a Chinese partner. All searches would be connected to a personal phone number and user movements,
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by TACIXAT 8y ago
I have an auto immune disorder (my brother is diagnosed celiac, so it is probably celiac). I had sinus headaches my whole life. Like I remember waking up one day in high school with a clear nose and it was remarkable. (I had digestive issue
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by TACIXAT 8y ago
I gave up caffeine and sugar. Being outside of the craze it is pretty amazing how people talk about caffeine. People seem to believe that humans were completely unproductive blobs until caffeine came along. You hear things like "you do
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by TACIXAT 8y ago
I have a generous email.
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by TACIXAT 8y ago
I've installed this, if anyone wants a friend, email me an invite thing or I can email you one. Email in bio.
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by TACIXAT 8y ago
Could a username + U2F token be used as authentication?
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by TACIXAT 8y ago
Do you have a product link?
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by TACIXAT 8y ago
Don't use Tor for torrenting! [1] The network is not meant for providing fast downloads, it's there for providing anonymity. There is no reason to effectively DoS the network and get crappy speeds when you can simply pay a few buc
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by TACIXAT 8y ago
>Well I guess they shouldn't have put a backdoor in their products then. Citation needed. I've yet to see any evidence against Huawei and ZTE. Just FUD from the USG.
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by TACIXAT 8y ago
Why can't you catch up to major players without IP? I am of the opinion that any IP is antithetical to societal progress. If people are free to copy that means we get to remove the monopolistic pricing of goods. If people are free to i

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