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Prior to the industrial revolution, status in most societies was based on one thing only: heredity. No matter how much you accomplished - or didn’t - you stayed in the same station of life. Ye, this isn't really true. Lets take, for examp
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He is being very, very liberal with his own analysis. If you read the predictions in context, you know that he predicted a future world where we are all wearing computers that we talk to. When he pulls each prediction out, he is able to j
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Gladwell talking about others being overrated Riiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiight
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16y ago
probably busy running big companies
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Pain & Gain
(nikcub.appspot.com)
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Sure you do. Easy to confirm, just fire up a console on github.com and enter document.cookie. What runs there can run on the page in injected code. Sess cookie for github is km_ai
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> that wasn't aggressively used by any would-be exploiters. Doesn't matter. A response shouldn't be measured according to how widely a security hole was exploited, it should always be responded to with full information and transparency.
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As an Eastern Euro, I didn't like that the post mentioned 'better read in a Russian accent' - implying that the subject is better judged if you take the common stereotype into account. If you read through all of that, this doesn't sound lik
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That is really the only reason for native apps these days -- access to camera, accelerometers, various coprocessors, etc. All of these are steadily being added as HTML5 (formerly Web Applications 1.0) API's. Even OpenGL and direct graphic
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What I meant to say was that a reason why it may not be true. I started typing the response with one thing in mind and ended with another. Point still applies though. No cases where prosecution has cited intercepted VPN traffic.
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You might want to blur the URL in the screenshots
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x-post from reddit[1], the guy who took the screenshot said he received it on an MIT mailing list [1] http://www.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/enraz/coder_nee...
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Coder Needed for Social Networking Website
(i.imgur.com)
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One of the better recent sites has been RSnake's: http://ha.ckers.org/ But he just retired from blogging about netsec and is done with the industry, I think (a lot of ppl get sick of it, I left the sec industry 10+ years ago and never loo
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Not sure about that, but if the FBI were conducting any investigations where they were able to exploit VPN traffic because of a hole in OpenBSD, it would show up in a trial somewhere (and if the prosecution do not present how they got the d
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oh is that all. An entire generation were taught cryptography on the back of AC, so he definitely the widest read crypto dev.
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16y ago
Alright, I will bite. What are your reasons for not liking Bruce? (I can't wait for this)
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Easy way to prove it isn't true: Has there ever been a criminal case prosecuted in the USA where the FBI entered or revealed intercepted VPN data as evidence?
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Wow, super outdated, to the point where most of it is flat-out wrong. Almost every point has been superseded by new PHP functionality and features.
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This idea has been around for decades. It is a prototypical futurist application. Difference is that these guys nailed it.
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You should probably disable some of those Apache modules and trim it up a bit
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16y ago
Awesome. This should help me find my way around Redwood City
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I must be one of the only people who doesn't get these references, and doesn't care.
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Real and open market valuations in a market that is semi-real and definitely not open ie. you have investors making investments with no reporting, analysis and imperfect information but the prices are not discounted because of the imperfect
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I don't think anybody should jump and start writing an e-book purely for monetary purposes. You may be setting yourself up for dissapointment. If, however, you are looking for a way to establish your name in a given community, gain consulti
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VCs may not have had a say - which has become more common, esp after only a single round. Rackspace don't really do inflated acquisitions - they paid $18M for Slicehost and Jungledisk (combined). Cloudkick raised $2M back in April, so you w
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The devs were not using DES, per se, they were using crypt() and the default cypher: http://www.php.net/crypt At the time they implemented this (~5 years ago) most PHP tutorials just pointed to either crypt or md5. The other cyphers and f
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A lot of that show is scripted, and they intentionally provoked people to get a reaction for the sake of interesting TV.
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That works really well if you don't tell anybody about it. I definitely don't do this.
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It was the point that Heroku agreed to sell at
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