Volscio

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by Volscio 16y ago
I thought the most interesting part about this was that he claimed to be a 21yo Iranian who took sole credit, while having a problem with the lack of controversy surrounding the Stuxnet US/Israel project.
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by Volscio 16y ago
Update with part of the decompiled TrustDLL code: http://pastebin.com/DBDqm6Km
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by Volscio 16y ago
Just means they've never had experience being attacked before. Always offense, never defense. In their minds, they never considered someone would have a reason to go after THEM. They specialize in thinking up new ways to attack OTHERS, us
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by Volscio 16y ago
A whole article based on one blurb. That's journalism!
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by Volscio 16y ago
Well there's also a significant danger of security leakage if the girls talk about what their family is doing, I guess.
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by Volscio 16y ago
I'm interested in the same kind of stuff, but I have nothing really tangible yet except a prototype I work on in my off-time. Let me know if you want to chat. http://galapag.us/
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Mexican govt releases database on drug trafficking violence(guardian.co.uk)
1 points by Volscio 16y ago|0 comments
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by Volscio 16y ago
My friends in DC and in the military are following it since it's a big deal in terms of precedents for Arab/Muslim revolutions. But no one else I know is really paying attention to it.
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by Volscio 16y ago
At first I thought, "This must be an article from a year ago, so we'd be like, 'aw MAN, they dodged a bullet'." Then I was like, "Oh man, I hope they're not trying to buy up recently flooded property on the cheap." Then I was like, "Oh.
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by Volscio 16y ago
Former enlisted Army. Most of my friends with officer experience are still in. They are superb leaders. They're Marines and Army. I wonder if Air Force and Navy are having problems, because I don't hear too much about them -- the ones I
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by Volscio 16y ago
Get rich or die tryin'. http://www.foreignaffairs.com/articles/67046/robert-c-lieber...
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by Volscio 16y ago
It's also tough for people who are actually not in much debt, aren't underwater, aren't in financial stress. Because they can only make do with a few months unemployed. That's a small margin for failure/experimentation/following your "pas
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New Android Trojan Found(phandroid.com)
1 points by Volscio 16y ago|0 comments
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by Volscio 16y ago
Nice, thanks for this. :)
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by Volscio 16y ago
I wonder how well food truck businesses stack up in this category. I'd expect them to be more nimble, more accessible, with better web sites.
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by Volscio 16y ago
Word. I want the hours, location, phone number, and menu. All in a format I can copy & paste into my email to convince my friends to go. I rarely get any of that at a restaurant's web site. No wonder that it's easier to google/yelp it
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by Volscio 16y ago
Anyone come up with good charts on this? Not that this is a perfect comparison, but here is "self interest" vs. "civic duty": http://ngrams.googlelabs.com/graph?content=self+interest,civ...
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by Volscio 16y ago
Yeah, I listen to music without words while coding or typing. I'm listening to the Tron Legacy soundtrack right now. However, if I'm browsing/wasting time online/working out at the gym/running, I definitely prefer stuff like hiphop to keep
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DROP TABLE PLANES; FAA loses track of 119,000 aircraft (AP)(google.com)
1 points by Volscio 16y ago|0 comments
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Leslie Stahl asks Zuckerberg more dumb questions on 60 Minutes(cbsnews.com)
2 points by Volscio 16y ago|0 comments
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by Volscio 16y ago
I went to Columbia's SIPA competitor, Georgetown MSFS, and received that mail via a fwd from an MSFS'er's friend at Columbia. All it says is "alumnus" and it's highly possible it's just some recent grad who is now some functionary at State
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by Volscio 16y ago
Under the basketball metaphor: a shorter player may outrebound a taller player. If you play sports, you know that there are some people who seem to react faster to everything, who seem to know where the ball is going, who naturally positi
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by Volscio 16y ago
Misleading. The alumn was probably just giving a heads-up on the matter. From gawker ( http://gawker.com/5705639/us-military-in-iraq-tries-to-intim... ): "State Department spokeswoman Nicole Thompson got back to us. She said that she's una
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by Volscio 16y ago
It's easier to be passionate about something when you've always been successful at it. Also, somewhat related: Dirty Jobs' Mike Rowe on how you shouldn't follow your passion but should go where everyone else didn't go. (link is a blog post
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by Volscio 16y ago
Is that a cop they're talking to at the end? And why do they omit their names and blur out faces at the end, but still keep the guy's face in at the beginning? Great video. :)
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by Volscio 16y ago
I can't live without Tab Mix Plus in Firefox. I want anything I click on to open in a new tab. Chrome hasn't been able to provide that to me yet although I guess I could just try to learn middle click or whatever.
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by Volscio 16y ago
I don't think that's the question. No one is always trustworthy. You hope to approximate the truth from multiple sources, and the diversity of agendas and perspectives provides the best prism to look through. Corroboration, in other words
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How Ultima Online rares were born(raphkoster.com)
97 points by Volscio 16y ago|24 comments
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by Volscio 16y ago
Now picked up by the NYTimes: https://www.nytimes.com/2010/11/27/technology/27torrent.html
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With Kinect Controller, Hackers Take Liberties (NYT)(nytimes.com)
1 points by Volscio 16y ago|0 comments

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