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by amckenna 10y ago
I searched around to see if I could find any writeup about the ACLU defending the NAACP and KKK at the same time. I found a similar example to the one you described from the mid 90's - http://www.nytimes.com/1993/0
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by amckenna 10y ago
He didn't call out ULA or any private company. It gets tricky to call out specific companies in a broad statement like this one.
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by amckenna 10y ago
I'm not familiar with Indian current events, could you elaborate?
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by amckenna 10y ago
Other studies posted here have mentioned that LSD can increase activity in the brain that is similar to what is seen in a child's brain. Does this mean then that LSD or other drugs could be used to increase learning potential in the el
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by amckenna 10y ago
The cop was over reacting, no question about it. However it sounds like the issue stemmed from a computer system that did not make it clear that it was a plate that was missing and not the car. I wonder what the actual screen looked like th
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by amckenna 10y ago
As someone who has tracked their weight on a daily basis for the better part of 8 months, I wouldn't suggest doing that alone. Your weight will fluctuate by a few pounds day to day and sometimes will trend up for a few days, then down
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by amckenna 11y ago
Hey I just worked on the SQL injection course and I wouldn't use the Chase's logo for your fake banking application, or any major companies logo for your insecure sites.
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by amckenna 11y ago
For those on a Mac who want to install Gnugo using brew you have to use the command: brew install homebrew/games/gnu-go
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by amckenna 11y ago
To be pedantic - he was born in 1997 so he is 18 or 19 years old.
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by amckenna 11y ago
The treated water isn't the problem, it's all of the water that has yet to be treated. Currently they are accumulating more water in tanks then they are treating it, which is a difficult process. Interestingly some of the cutting
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by amckenna 11y ago
Correct, the phone in question is a 5C, the 5S has the TouchID sensor and therefore the Secure Enclave (TPM).
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by amckenna 11y ago
Correct, I should have clarified - I mean the back-off is enforced by a distinct piece of hardware (vs it being enforced by the OS). So theoretically they could burn in the firmware for the SE at the point of manufacturing and it could not
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by amckenna 11y ago
The attack that the FBI is trying to facilitate by getting Apple to make a custom OS would only work up to the iPhone 5C and earlier models. Any iPhone with the TouchID and Secure Enclave would not be susceptible to this attack (it may be t
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by amckenna 11y ago
They are competing with the big unseen giants like First Data ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/First_Data ) who owns clover. Square has a small part of the pie. They may be used by food trucks, small vendors, and people a
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by amckenna 11y ago
Actually there are potentially some large breakthroughs in fusion power depending on how the new Wendelstein 7-X does when it is turned on later this year. Stellarators are pretty cool and if they prove viable could lead to a big shift in t
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by amckenna 11y ago
+1 for the Jtagulator. It is an awesome tool
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by amckenna 11y ago
I've heard this specific dream pitched before and while I think it's a great idea it still doesn't solve the issues around shipping specifically. One of the things Amazon does really really well is the logistics of shipping t
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by amckenna 11y ago
And they wouldn't be flying with landing gear out at that altitude.
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by amckenna 11y ago
Yeah the Samsung Gear VR was like a mobile consumer version of the DK2. The Rift (CV1) will be a definite improvement over the Samsung Gear VR in terms of tracking, audio, and resolution (resolution hasn't been released yet but it is a
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by amckenna 12y ago
Yeah http://www.reddit.com/r/dailyprogrammer has challenges like this and in the comments people share their solutions. It's a great way to learn a new language and find out some interesting tricks.
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by amckenna 12y ago
Because obtaining a hash of a password does not mean the attacker can access the accounts and the chat logs. If the passwords were not hashed or hashed in a weak manner then that means the attacker could figure out the account passwords, th
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by amckenna 12y ago
When did the server make the switch between the two IPs? According to the internet census data gathered in 2012 the 24.187.234.187 address had the following ports open (note SMTP and RDP): ool-18bbeabb.static.optonline.net - 24.187.234.187:
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by amckenna 12y ago
Doesn't this become self reinforcing? As long as the developer keeps adding silly things to his work the PM will be forced to ask for them to be removed, thereby reinforcing the developer's mindset that the PM always asks for chan
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by amckenna 12y ago
Yeah I would have hoped that tests involving skipped or out of order protocol flows would have been part of their normal functional testing. I remember reading a while back about NASA's testing procedures and they have a team who'
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by amckenna 12y ago
I can't believe how bad some of the findings were. From smacktls.com - "JSSE clients allow the peer to skip all messages related to key exchange and authentication. In particular, a network attacker can send the certificate of any
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by amckenna 12y ago
Why would they be sued?
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by amckenna 12y ago
The tickets pay for several things including the permits to hold the event on federal land, the setup and cleanup of basic infrastructure, and the maintenance of basic facilities such as porta-potties. They publish a great breakdown of wher
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by amckenna 12y ago
They have a distributer in Germany here: http://www.pollin.de/shop/suchergebnis.html?S_TEXT=odroid&lo... They also have a US based distributer as well: http://ameridroid.com/ Back before they had t
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by amckenna 12y ago
That is an interesting idea. Putting one of these plants on a dairy farm for instance could cut down on waste significantly. The machine would take the animal byproducts and provide water and electricity that could in turn be used to power
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by amckenna 12y ago
That is an interesting idea. Putting one of these plants on a dairy farm for instance could cut down on waste significantly. The machine would take the animal byproducts and provide water and electricity that could in turn be used to power

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