adynatos

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by adynatos 9y ago
of course not, the moral choice is to give everyone equal access to weapons and military equipment.
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by adynatos 9y ago
so you agree that the state is almost always the initiator of aggression? if so, it's simply immoral to allow it to exist, just as you wouldn't allow organized crime to exist. my opinion about the state stems fully from morality,
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by adynatos 9y ago
sufficient evidence was provided by Rothbard, et al.
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by adynatos 9y ago
sure: http://www.ozarkia.net/bill/anarchism/faq.html#part17 should i tell you who will build the roads next?
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by adynatos 9y ago
this describes the current "capitalist" system we have today, where powerful individuals can lobby the state to create laws favouring them directly. the problem is, of course, the existence of the state.
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by adynatos 9y ago
unsigned long *wfds = (unsigned long *)wfds_out; Unless fd_set has the same or stricter alignment requirements as unsigned long, and fd_set and unsigned long are compatible effective types, this line of code provokes undefined behav
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by adynatos 9y ago
If Popcorn Time renders all subtitles as HTML, would an exploit work if the subtitles were embedded in video container? Seed latest hit on Pirate Bay, root a lot of boxes. Yikes.
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by adynatos 10y ago
Just use 3, 31337 nerds. Hey, people were writing like that in the '90!
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by adynatos 10y ago
but you should expect it. any sane development environment will require a code review and build verification before code is submitted to master. there's only a problem when that system is overriden because of impossible deadlines, mand
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by adynatos 10y ago
if broadcom is dropped as a supplier, your ass is forfeit though
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by adynatos 10y ago
"There’s been downward pressure on jobs since the Industrial Revolution due to leaps in productivity brought about by human ingenuity and lucky discoveries." [citation needed] there were never more jobs
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by adynatos 10y ago
While C by itself is not safe, I would argue that no sane development environment uses C by itself. Over the decades of its production use dozens of tools have been developed that make it far safer: *grind suite, coverage tools, sanitizers,
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by adynatos 10y ago
LTE and HSDPA (and maybe older gens) have Channel Quality Indicator, which afaik has the same role as CSI. So I wonder if the same trick can be achieved with LTE signalling? To pull that off you would need access to a BTS, but today with op
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by adynatos 10y ago
this is overly simplistic. melancholic depression is roughly 3/4 of all cases, the rest is from bipolar disorder, which makes it more likely to for people to kill themselves. how does this theory explain postpartum depression in female
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by adynatos 10y ago
if i wasn't running windows, linux or osx on my working computer, i probably wouldn't mind shoving a usb drive into it. security through obscurity.
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by adynatos 10y ago
I want a drama show similar to House MD, but with infosec/pentesting instead of medicine :(
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by adynatos 10y ago
plausible imho. data tapes could be in area A where people rarely go. admins could be in area B. temps could be set higher in area A, but not in B, at 4 am on a saturday night.
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by adynatos 10y ago
If anyone's interested in UE side, I recommend srsUE as a more functional open source implementation of LTE stack. There's also Open Air Interface, which has both Ue and eNB, but is less stable.
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by adynatos 10y ago
The author writes: "Reduce the number of syscalls by caching the value of gettimeofday() until a new tick happens or network packet comes in" But I'm pretty sure glibc on recent Linux handles gettimeofday in user-space, witho
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by adynatos 10y ago
so a minimum wage? great, so i'll pay half the dishwashers twice the previous wage for twice the work. or, if automation is possible, i'll pay one guy a minimum wage to look after dozens of dishwashing machines. result is less peo
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by adynatos 10y ago
how is that different from telling lazy bums today to get a job, but without extra layers of complexity?
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by adynatos 10y ago
what about the people that blow their daily ubi five minutes after getting it on a saas startup? let them starve or go homeless?
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by adynatos 10y ago
are you insane? can you see any way a trained neurosurgeon will want to pitch in sweeping the streets instead of using that time to do his highly specialized job and make enough money for it to hire two people to do the sweeping for him? th
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by adynatos 11y ago
i thought it was because of elevated anandamide levels
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by adynatos 11y ago
This is cool idea. One problem may be that different versions of Android have different versions of libstagefright and just hot-patching that or dropping a replacement may brick older phones. Here's a more modest idea: Google should im
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by adynatos 11y ago
if using wpa_supplicant, traditionally there was main config at /etc/wpa_supplicant.conf, where passwords to all networks could be held. file would be readable by root and the binary, obviously
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by adynatos 11y ago
C's goto has a bad rep it only partially deserves, however I can't agree that it should be in every language. I use it fairly frequently, but virtually all the uses are about cleanup after error. I like that it requires unique lab
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by adynatos 12y ago
At first I didn't get how he connected Raspberry Pi to the weather station instead of original Davis console. Turns out there are separate gadgets for connecting the sensor suite to a router either via WiFi or cable: http://
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by adynatos 12y ago
nah, head changelist usually doesn't build