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by abysmallyideal 10y ago
You obviously missed the point, even when identifying the incongruities of your assessment. Inspite of that, ANYTHING is better than systemd. edit: Having something like LLVM as a first class daemon, compared to something like systemd is no
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by abysmallyideal 10y ago
True nomads move in groups of close units, and they do so out of survival and necessity. The lifestyle this article is describing as the "digital nomad" is more like an exile.
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by abysmallyideal 10y ago
At this one trench of a large corp where I had a minor contract, they had an office in multiple locations. The idea was, to avoid traffic jams people would work from the satellite offices until the traffic cleared. They opened these up in a
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by abysmallyideal 10y ago
Well, Snowden was obviously intelligent on hindsight by completely avoiding Scandinavia.
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by abysmallyideal 10y ago
I recently visited the Seattle area and the surrounding burbs a few months back. We drove through this one area called "Newcastle" and they have this mini downtown shopping area. The entire place smelled like a Chinese restaurant.
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by abysmallyideal 10y ago
It just seems like you're expressing contest of granularity. A simple example is a feedback loop that would still have the process be deterred by some time from collecting evidence, and from being detected. The process just prevents to
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by abysmallyideal 10y ago
That is a bit far-fetched, as it seems to mostly affect how mono and gcc(?) JIT is designed.
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by abysmallyideal 10y ago
GPL was never intended for commercial use, in fact it was meant in a minor way to deter the method of business to simply acquire work and to redistribute it as their own through minor changes. Its major effect was for the sharing of code on
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by abysmallyideal 10y ago
Visualizing _the win_ versus _imagining winning_ are two completely different things. That's good solid advice.
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by abysmallyideal 10y ago
The US appears to be the norm in this, which is why they focus on bringing in well developed intelligent people from other nations despite having boasted a program for intelligent kids, which in large part was an enormous failure to develop
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by abysmallyideal 10y ago
Well, when your adversaries are the likes of China, Russia, multibillion dollar corporations, powerful domestic adversaries, etc... you'd want to be absolutely certain your safeguards are as strong as possible.
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by abysmallyideal 10y ago
It doesn't work that way. The hashes can simply indicate proof of tampering, so instead you get (some) assurance that there was no tampering in the evidence. Attackers can still modify the data. For example, if they modify the feed bef
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by abysmallyideal 10y ago
It appears the method can add more control to how the surface tension equalizes. The "arrest" or "bump" method also adds control in how the surface tension is displaced across the bubble, and the resulting equalization.
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by abysmallyideal 10y ago
When the FBI interrogate, they have people whose expertise is to use your entire body language including facial expressions, etc... to gather information. Giving an attacker the ability to monitor your body language while they have full con
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by abysmallyideal 10y ago
Yes, LEDs are just connected by gpio. It is cheaper than doing something like parallel or serial led connections (i.e. on the power wire) since the chips come with a few extra gpio balls.
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by abysmallyideal 10y ago
They simply out-source it to a corporation that would be willing to do what it takes to collect the information, or as much as possible. It's not uncommon for the three letter agencies to delegate the illegal ramifications to a "c
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by abysmallyideal 10y ago
The masses have expectations of free services, and there is no way to monetize privatized data (encrypted data) while providing the service for free. Peer to peer networks will suffer heavily from today's infrastructure due to the cost
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by abysmallyideal 10y ago
The real issue is the brass tacks. Who can afford to run their own private servers, or pay for data throughput for synching. Not to mention the enormous waste of energy and resources due to duplicated posts kept across millions of peer to p