bmadden

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by bmadden 12y ago
Shameless plug for a research project going on at my school: https://priv.io/ can replace most social networks you can think of in a decentralized, private, encrypted manner. I'm not personally involved in the project.
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by bmadden 12y ago
This is a terrible solution. If you think the situation right now is bad, your solution will only exacerbate the problem. Right now, these exchange points you discuss already exist in the form of IXPs (Internet eXchange Points), which are p
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by bmadden 12y ago
The intro systems class is still in MIPS with Gene Cooperman. Great introduction to the domain.
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America: The anecdotal nation(blogs.reuters.com)
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by bmadden 13y ago
Do you guys store passwords in plain text? Shouldn't you only be able to get password hashes from a vulnerable server? I might be reading too much into your statement, but I'd like to know if I'm misunderstanding the situatio
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by bmadden 13y ago
I'm lumping "average daily mail reader" with average person. Surely you are not ignorant to the effects that propaganda can have on the population. The linked article does nothing but narrowly discuss one possible consequence
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by bmadden 13y ago
Your original post is a huge tangent from the topic of discussion. That article is pure fearmongering and is exactly the type of propagandized information that stifles innovation. Obviously it makes sense to talk about the ramifications of
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by bmadden 13y ago
I know you're being sarcastic, but it's upsetting that people are capable of having this attitude. There is no excuse that can ameliorate this behavior in the name of democracy or any other alleged moral acumen the propaganda mach