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871.
by aroch 13y ago
No one claimed the 10BTC bug bounty for the OSX client, so its all a matter of hoping things are fixed
872.
by aroch 13y ago
That's a good way to get banned
873.
by aroch 13y ago
Maybe you would assume that, but from experience much of the vitriol would be focused on the fact that a cop probably broke the law and in the process killed someone. The life of a cyclist is no more precious than the life of anyone else.
874.
by aroch 13y ago
Hey look, a recent example of a bicyclist not only injuring but killing a pedestrian because they chose not to obey the law. http://blogs.kqed.org/newsfix/2013/08/15/107079/Chris-Bucche... I hate th
875.
by aroch 13y ago
That isn't at all what I'm "attempting" to say. If the GP wants to complain about the law not being "enforced" to punish the cop perhaps they should complain about the lack of enforcement on cyclists too
876.
by aroch 13y ago
>Were he to be 'hit by a police car' while driving in his motorcycle or compact car, and likely killed, would we be discussing the validity of his death and its relation to the traffic habits of other cars/motorcycles&#x2F
877.
by aroch 13y ago
Huh, how strange...I just cleaned the perl version of this out of a compromised user account on a server I manage.
878.
by aroch 13y ago
How long until the stolen lives of bicyclists are treated with the same respect as pedestrians and drivers? How long until bicyclists stop pretending that traffic rules don't apply to them? Or that they don't get to p
879.
by aroch 13y ago
RE: #2 I can't find the relevant FCC directive at the moment (It may in fact be a state law for me, I can no longer remember), but it's illegal for them to sell '30mbit' service as "30mbit is the highest theoretical
880.
by aroch 13y ago
Foxconn's newest manufacturing / assembly plant is in Dongguan and was, supposedly, built mostly to handle Apple's devices
881.
by aroch 13y ago
The poster doesn't imply that it does...
882.
by aroch 13y ago
Changing your driving habits from "slam the accelerator" to "accelerate slowly and evenly" or "brake hard to stop at the last moment for that stop sign" to "come to gradual stop" is hardly as reckless
883.
by aroch 13y ago
We all know that's not swalsh's point. WaPo is doing us a public service by reporting on all of this, we should encourage such reporting by giving them the ad-revenue from out views.
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Security Update for D-Link Routers(krebsonsecurity.com)
2 points by aroch 13y ago|0 comments
885.
by aroch 13y ago
Why would anyone upload their genome to an unaudited site?
886.
by aroch 13y ago
Any hospital offering primary care has a lab at their disposal that can do this. Genotyping is nothing new...but as for competitors in 23&me's area (aka public access genotyping for cheap an that I can remember off the top of my h
887.
by aroch 13y ago
23&me isn't particularly innovative...They just took existing genotyping and made it available to everyone in pretty graphs
888.
by aroch 13y ago
Phages will and do target E. Coli and other "pathogenic" bacterium that do in fact reside in your digestive system
889.
by aroch 13y ago
Apparently people think its the Winklevoss' since they claimed to have bought ~1% of all BTC and the amount moved nicely coincides with about 1%
890.
by aroch 13y ago
As pointed out on Reddit, this wallet has made several large transactions since September: https://blockchain.info/address/1HBa5ABXb5Yx1YcQsppqwKtaAGFP...
891.
by aroch 13y ago
So we're going to ignore the German and EU patent battles that Apple has won against Samsung? Way to provide not only biased but willfully wrong information in order to support your argument
892.
by aroch 13y ago
FOSS is a a good if not great source for mobile patent litigation. Yes, he accepted money from Oracle because he's a goddamn consultant and does the blog to promote both his work and general knowledge. Florian's opinions have tu
893.
by aroch 13y ago
Except not really. This isn't actually "final" in any way shape or form. USPTO reexaminations have to pass preponderance (aka, better than 50%) which is a terribly low bar and the Federal Circuit has a higher standard requi
894.
by aroch 13y ago
The first judgement was cut to $639mm [1] Q: How much money is this retrial about? A: It's about a replacement amount for a $410 million portion of the August 2012 $1.049 billion verdict. The replacement amount could be more or less th
895.
by aroch 13y ago
So a ~$930mm final judgement. Now for another 5years of appeals
896.
by aroch 13y ago
Shake-to-undo was introduced at WWDC back in 2009 with iPhone OS 3.0 (along with copy&paste).
897.
by aroch 13y ago
Ehh, Google has meaningful ties to France; ie. they do business there. Google Paris 8 Rue de Londres 75009 Paris
898.
by aroch 13y ago
They have MySpace but not Facebook...Odd
899.
by aroch 13y ago
I'll give them the benefit of the doubt, back in 2009/2010 is was common to run scripts to "autofollow".
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by aroch 13y ago
So, you violated their ToS, specifically that you're not allowed to do things that are abusive. Attempting to bruteforce a login is abusive. You admitted that you were in fact doing something against their ToS to them in a ticket. Th

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