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by anologwintermut 12y ago
http://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2014/02/isp-lobby-has-alr...
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by anologwintermut 12y ago
I figured it wasn't cold enough. The idea would be to dump the latent heat in the water. So at least you start from room temperature water and chill it from there. I'm guessing this still wouldn't get cold fast enough, but I
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by anologwintermut 12y ago
What if you flushed the container with cold water? Seems easy enough to rig it to a cold water line and have a hose going into the sink to dump the hot water.
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by anologwintermut 13y ago
The above paper is one of two the UW/UCSD group wrote.
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by anologwintermut 13y ago
Sadly, the segregation between CAN buses is not nearly as good as you would think. ONSTAR, for example, sits on the drive critical bus (and is exploitable). Of course, this is not on a Tesla, but still. http://www.autosec.org&#x
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by anologwintermut 13y ago
What's your fix for the man-in-the-middle attack on all platforms (including deployed ones) the audit identifies and your blog acknowledges? In your blog post there seems to be little context that can excuse such a mistake and nothing
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by anologwintermut 13y ago
they(cryptocat) commissioned it or were at least involved. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7519431
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by anologwintermut 13y ago
Hi, read the blog post. According to both the blog post and ISEC, you had a pathetically easy man-in-the-middle attack against all of your code, including deployed code in real world use, not just the "buggy" IOS client. Care to
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by anologwintermut 13y ago
The story that trains are superior for high density is not necessarily true. Buses with dedicated lanes appear to have high throughputs and lower infrastructure costs ( not to mention can continue to run into lower density areas or have rou
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by anologwintermut 13y ago
US law is pretty clear on the fact that Mt. Gox is a money transmitter (you don't have to actually transmit money to be one, just things equivalent to money). Whether they are subject to US jurisdiction or not might be debatable (thoug
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by anologwintermut 13y ago
The standard rate for overhead billed to a grant is 30% and this has increased over time as has the amount of university administration and their salaries , so almost certainly we're not dealing with increased physical plant costs(typi
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by anologwintermut 13y ago
That day was the last 4 days , between when Apple disclosed the SSL bug by patching it in iOS(effectively zero daying themselves) and when they bothered to fix it in OSX. If you are in North America, please contact the National Security Age
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by anologwintermut 13y ago
Apple is a consumer electronics company with supply chain expertise for sourcing a bunch of components from various manufactures. Aside from maybe sourcing battery cells, those skills do not meaningfully transfer. Perhaps their design exper
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by anologwintermut 13y ago
And windows media player worked fine until it had competitors. Realistically, while Tesla's UI might be awful, it's better than a lot of them and moreover, not a major point of competition: few people buy cars for the UI. Dealing
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by anologwintermut 13y ago
That sucks and is rather unfortunate. However, while according to the New York Civil Liberties Union, you are not legally required to carry ID, they say "Lastly, an officer cannot write you a summons if you do not provide i.d; instea
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by anologwintermut 13y ago
No, it's not a argument for individual rights: individual rights would say Github could do what ever they want and it would say nothing about what Github should do. The argument is purportedly one of fairness: it's unfair to disc
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by anologwintermut 13y ago
It's a resource allocation problem. Is there a larger shortage of good female speakers or good male ones? Does that matter at all? Well, if you don't care that computer science and the tech industry have pretty skewed gender ratio
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by anologwintermut 13y ago
To be fair, the NSA mass surveillance probably did not violate various european countries' sovereignties since they all appeared to be in on it. It probably being illegal in those countries is a different story (and certainly being il
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by anologwintermut 13y ago
You are correct. As far as I can tell, they never launched as a trading card website. It's unclear if the code is related or not. There's a debate down thread about this and the only thing on it seems to be the wired article. So w
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by anologwintermut 13y ago
Do you think the difference in reddit anonymity, or that your Facebook feed is composed of people from your geographically limited social circle?
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by anologwintermut 13y ago
If a magic card trading site starts trading bitcoins using mostly it's existing infrastructure and then sells to someone else, the question is are the new owners still using that hacked together infrastructure? The answer would appear
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by anologwintermut 13y ago
No. Don't. Please
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by anologwintermut 13y ago
They likely did, you clearly did not: "... a person is an exchanger and a money transmitter if the person accepts such de-centralized convertible virtual currency from one person and transmits it to another person as part of the accept
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by anologwintermut 13y ago
Yeah, but if you are looking for a good windows laptop, you might end up buying a mac and running windows on it.
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by anologwintermut 13y ago
While not gender specific: I think this[1] is the worst case possible consequence of focusing on getting 5 - 7 year olds of any gender involved in programing: it turns into the awful system that is math education many countries. A mu
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by anologwintermut 13y ago
Just confirming that it does actually work for someone
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by anologwintermut 13y ago
Do you use GNU/Linux or OSX? Good luck claim Steve Jobs or RMS isn't a dick.
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by anologwintermut 13y ago
'visual communication is a “moral and ethical” undertaking for the presenter.' Not in any way germane to the post, but yeah there is an ethical issue with work on data visualization. Both in how you represent data and what data yo
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by anologwintermut 13y ago
Your forgot the part about allegedly ordering a guy tortured to get his money back.
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by anologwintermut 13y ago
From eye tracking can you infer where the user thinks they are looking? I.e. recover the illusory smooth eye motion I perceive when tracking a moving cat.

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