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asperous
11y ago
This doesn't feel right to me. No one can touch this man's credentials, but lets suspend the argument of authority for a second and look at what he is saying critically: Is TLS more private overall than plantext http? If you want
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asperous
11y ago
If authorities wanted control, couldn't they disable caching? How is TLS any less private than standard http? You aren't associating your session keys to your browser any more than a standard cookie.
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asperous
12y ago
Your comment might not be precisely true. There is solid evidence that AA may help people with alcohol problems. Some people may not want to go to a doctor, but of course going to a qualified doctor is a good idea. Kelly J. F., Magill M., S
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asperous
12y ago
The author uploaded the full text here: http://www.academia.edu/6273095/The_Pen_Is_Mightier_Than_The...
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asperous
12y ago
From the study linked: > The studies we report here show that laptop use can negatively affect performance on educational assessments, even—or perhaps especially—when the computer is used for its intended function of easier note taking.
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asperous
12y ago
It's interesting how well the jury system is set up- innocent until proven guiltily, beyond a reasonable doubt, jury of your peers, appeals, etc. even this reducing bias in jury selection. I'm sure there's disgruntled people
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asperous
12y ago
It says at the top "Your responses will not be stored." If you open a profiler while you are filling out answers you can see there is no network activity (-> they are telling the truth).
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12y ago
The style of archetecture, food, decore, etc. used to be hand made with complex ornate patterns. Then "modern" (I'm sure there's a more specific term here) came and things that were flat, "same-y", 90 degrees,
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asperous
12y ago
Besides some text readability issues, I thought the site was perfect for what it's for.
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12y ago
The solution is to just not explain how it works, the public doesn't need to understand how it works to use it and to trust it. If people who advocated for the web explained the entire networking stack every time they tried to get peop
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12y ago
A lot of work routers might flag that site url as "GAMING" and with too much use could potentially contribute to someone losing their job. Also some isps have been caught injecting ads into plain text web sites [1]. Do you want mo
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asperous
12y ago
(imo) Her point here was that its not necessarily harder being a girl ceo/ some things are different but it's a draw. Her point was that these are minor details and that it doesn't change what makes being a ceo so difficult.
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12y ago
I'm not sure this translates. If it was that important, couldn't they have reversed engineered the format and built a new (even basic) system to read it? Furthermore, if you have digital copies of the data and old versions of the
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asperous
12y ago
Movie marketers agree: (Not satire) http://elipunto.files.wordpress.com/2013/12/her-poster.jpg
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asperous
12y ago
Here's yesterday's blog post he was inspired by: http://blog.jaredsinclair.com/post/93118460565/a-candid-look... Here's an infographic with the sales for a much larger indie game [Superbrothers: Swo
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12y ago
Having a public API is about growing new services that can rely on your data. Imagine if they had never had one, would flixter, etc have popped up? A public API can save you money in the long run by offsetting the risk/reward of trying
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asperous
12y ago
If it were the only grocery store around I might see it as wrong, but personally I'd just shop somewhere else.
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asperous
12y ago
What I think is interesting is in a lot of cases the older logos have the more 'flat' style which now is back in fashion and so looks futuristic/better.
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12y ago
> Recent medical and biological studies are showing that we are, in fact, evolved to live with an entire symbiotic ecosystem of fungus and bacteria. And the total war we have waged on all things microbial in the last century may have bee
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12y ago
He asked the question broadly enough "any information at all" that it shouldn't be classified. He didn't ask for the names of specific targets, methods, etc.
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asperous
13y ago
We've reached a landmark in society: there's DRM in our tomatoes.
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13y ago
It's only fair to publicly disclose immediately. You can't possibly alert every trustworthy company on earth. Now, if you want a bug bounty, you have to file a report and wait a certain amount of time before you are allowed to dis
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13y ago
Apple does this with iPad as well, showing a screenshot of a previously used app before the app is re-loaded into memory.
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asperous
13y ago
I think most people with tax knowledge expected Bitcoin to be taxed in this way in the us. To think the us would give Bitcoin some sort of special treatment is absurd. People will gamble on anything, as long as the price isn't fixed (a
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13y ago
I really want to warn each and one of you against giving Gavan Woolery any money for this. I was a big fan of him as a kid when he created a huge following around his game project genesis. It was an open-world, sandbox voxel rpg. As far as
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13y ago
I've always thought news could be boiled down to a few important facts, and I wonder if having all that extra copy is really important in this day an age. Why aren't news digest sites a thing?
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13y ago
I'm a fan of cryptocurrency but I think this is going to be a insurmountable problem. Bitcoin lost more than half its value since last november.. that's not okay. People say "with growth.. etc.. will be stable." But USD&
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13y ago
I disagree with this counter-proposal. It's arbitrary, counter to free market dynamics, against the constitution for citizens [1], pays specific privilege to one state/region. While they are at it while don't they just stipul
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asperous
13y ago
You should lookup gobolinux
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asperous
13y ago
Looking at the source a correct password doesn't exist.
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