aortega

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by aortega 12y ago
>Isn't this what made most of OpenSSL bugs possible and made them go unnoticed for a long time? Yes, and samba, and firefox. Replacing the standard C memory allocator is a stupid idea.
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by aortega 12y ago
Thats impressive. Complete car with ASP/traction control/ABS and emmisions complaint stuff? did you calibrated the airbags?
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by aortega 12y ago
Well it's like buying a 0km car VS buying generic parts and building it yourself. It's not that easy.
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by aortega 12y ago
I believe 2560 is the post-coding bandwidth. Links are usually 3.125 Gbps before coding.
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by aortega 12y ago
Probably some neutron fan
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by aortega 12y ago
Of course it will not stop all wars, but it will stop most oil-related wars. You still will have resource-related wars like cultivable land, and fresh water but with the space-revolution soon humanity will have plenty of land and water too.
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by aortega 12y ago
>How much dangerous are the neutrons from such device? Similar to radiation, worst? Neutrons are radiation. Also It's the worst kind of radiation because unlike X-rays or Gamma, neutrons make other things radioactive.
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by aortega 12y ago
The idea with Linux is that you contribute your time to the project or helping others. That's how you pay. If you don't do anything of that, you are freeloading.
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by aortega 12y ago
IMHO the best thing is how they pitch this as a power source for carriers and military ships, that are mostly used to fight wars for oil. Well played, Lockheed.
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by aortega 12y ago
If you really are Dr. Kirtley let me say you have one of the most, if not the most important job in earth right now. Fusion energy has the potential to stop wars and re-start the space revolution. I wish you the best.
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by aortega 12y ago
I can believe people is still so naif to believe that google and third parties will give you apps "for free". You pay in some way or another, always.
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by aortega 12y ago
Marketing fail. They should announce it as a 700 HP car with better acceleration than the fastest Audi R8, while being big enough to take the kids to the soccer club and go shopping.
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by aortega 12y ago
To exactly match daylight you would need all the visible light, plus infrared and UV, and a total power of 1 KW/square meter. The good thing is that the lamp would also work as a space heater.
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by aortega 12y ago
It is more easy than you think. If the lamp only last 15000 hours instead of the advertised 25000, you never buy from the same brand again.
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by aortega 12y ago
No, I think it's a more interesting history. Nakamura basically lived in the lab for months, cooking different materias in a special oven until he came up with the blue led. Then did the same for the green led.
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by aortega 12y ago
Severe jaundice in newborns is treated with blue leds http://www.treehugger.com/clean-technology/leds-used-to-help... Edit: LED lasers that enabled things like the Internet (Optical fibers often use DBF Lasers) were in
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by aortega 12y ago
Where does the money come form, if it is not from ads or selling the data? hosting is not free.
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by aortega 12y ago
Your idea won't work and also would prevent most scripts in your system to work correctly. I wrote unix exploits for a living for years (All legit, in a pentest company) and for payloads I would normally use echo or printf to upload a
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by aortega 12y ago
The scale of pwning going on is unbelievable.
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by aortega 12y ago
Let's see if your friend's dog can kill a shark by punching it with his nose.
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by aortega 12y ago
My kid started playing Minecraft in the Xbox when he was 2. He couldn't even use the control right, his hands were too small for legos, but almost right for the controller. You wouldn't believe what a 2 year old mind can build. T
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by aortega 12y ago
Lenovo supports 32 GB of RAM in Laptops since the W510, that model was out like 5 years ago.
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by aortega 12y ago
ABI is too high level to have any effect in power.
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by aortega 12y ago
If you think about it, many modern CPUs have as much cache as XTs had RAM. It's no surprise that a I7 can work perfectly with no DIMMs attached to it and actually for a brief period of time, the BIOS does exactly that until it starts
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by aortega 12y ago
It's not bad per se. But it's badly designed (no digital signatures whatsoever in binary or protocol), and it has complete control of your machine. A very dangerous piece of propietary software preinstalled in all corporate laptop
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by aortega 12y ago
I did exactly that many years ago, also with a X60T. The redirection works perfectly. It's documented it here: http://corelabs.coresecurity.com/index.php?module=Wiki&actio... Also, in Blackhat 2014 Anibal (one of t
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by aortega 12y ago
Heh. The conclusion should be "I have some sort of Ph.D.-industry gap"
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by aortega 12y ago
I disagree. I believe 6 years in the industry also focus you in a very narrow topic, like SAP, web or Iphone apps. You think you are generalist because you don't even know anything else exist.
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by aortega 12y ago
Anecdotal evidence is useless. The truth is, to learn any information about the usefullness of a PhD you need a proper study following the life of a group of people with CS PhDs, and a control group without CS PhDs. And then, what is &quot
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by aortega 12y ago
>I need stuff that works and fast, not to re-invent the wheel by using outdated techniques your professors taught you. It seems you have a very wrong idea of what PhD training is. It isn't about any outdated techniques, unless you c

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