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by brohee 11y ago
Well, you can always use BFS...
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by brohee 11y ago
NIH
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by brohee 11y ago
And were would it be? Georgia sings in the Eurovision, play football and rugby in the European cups... The frontier between Europe and Asia is an artificial construct, but Georgia itself firmly sees itself in Europe...
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by brohee 11y ago
No need for the images to be public. A police state could match images taken by street CCTV to e.g. the drivers license database and track the citizenry in real time. You could easily reduce the search space to match a face taken by a CCTV
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by brohee 11y ago
Well on the bright side, the south of the north sea (English, Belgian and Dutch coast and the area in between) is about that depth. That's an enormous farming are opening up there. Enough to feed Europe and then some... See depth chart
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by brohee 11y ago
https://medium.com/@azerbike/i-ve-just-liberated-my-modules-... discussed here in this thread : https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11340510
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by brohee 11y ago
Well with the shit some carriers pull, from injecting personally identifiable information in HTTP headers ( http://www.techrepublic.com/blog/it-security/why-are-website... ) or code injection in the website content
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by brohee 11y ago
And a vulnerability in your website permitting an attacker to create a file opens the possibility for an attacker to get a certificate for your site too, and without certificate transparency you'll possibly never even know it even happ
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by brohee 11y ago
It looks more like a confused report, as the email address used to verify the ownership was indeed listed as a legit contact in the whois database... https://www.startssl.com/NewsDetails?date=20160322
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by brohee 11y ago
It might save us from Zergs some day...
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by brohee 11y ago
It's supposed to be punitive right?
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by brohee 11y ago
The interest rate is already de facto negative, 0% interest rate and fees on checking accounts. People still use them, because they value the convenience.
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by brohee 11y ago
DJB got a quite different view on journal provided LaTeX styles : https://cr.yp.to/writing/visual.html Nice value added by the MSRI style right here.
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by brohee 11y ago
The reverse actually...
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by brohee 11y ago
Are you seriously asking if negligence causing an accidental death can lead to prison? Think people dying when a building in disrepair burns.
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by brohee 11y ago
You can add noise, which means they will have to collect more data and filter it in order to perform the attack. That cans make the attack harder, but not impossible.
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by brohee 11y ago
"Every morning, I'd get up, hop in the shuttle, and that's when my day began. Getting breakfast, seeing all my friends" Confusing friends and colleagues, possibly having no life outside of work. "She's never at
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by brohee 11y ago
Indeed ;)
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by brohee 11y ago
Iraq was altogether a different country when it was built, but infrastructure that can fail killing 1M people unless maintained 24/7 by a 300 person crew sounds like it has way too many failure scenario for comfort. AFAIK you can aband
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by brohee 11y ago
I hope you saw the shoelace tying one. Maybe you're doing it wrong like I used to before seeing it.
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by brohee 11y ago
Mandatory in France nowadays..
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by brohee 11y ago
Well the PhD process lets you experience failure without putting much more than your self esteem in danger...
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by brohee 11y ago
I'm not sure basing a reasoning on extreme outliers makes much sense but anyway, the percentage of foreign born and educated American Nobel prize winner vastly exceed the percentage of foreign born citizens... http://www.huf
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by brohee 11y ago
If Ironholds didn't have an history of stirring shit for the sake of stirring shit, and being kicked of projects for doing so (see his Wikimedia Foundation history), you'd have a point. No one was feeling excluded by that properly
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by brohee 11y ago
I suggest you read http://www.examiner.com/article/wikipedia-s-new-editing-soft... (especially from "His name is Oliver Keyes"). Our herald of sensitivity was previously known for outburst like [12:19:3
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by brohee 11y ago
Well hopefuly you bill enough that you need to create an EIRL or EURL, auto-entrepreneur status is not good for a successful consulting activity, unless it's a side gig.
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by brohee 11y ago
One of the suggestions on the blog comment is good, explain the issue in term of car and parts, people usually get that.
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by brohee 11y ago
> Nobody wants to start a new company. This is ridiculously wrong, see https://media.apce.com/file/59/9/france-entiere_fs_2013.7059...
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by brohee 11y ago
> In that case, why don't they start their companies abroad from the start? Well, possibly because they are leeches. It's pretty easy in France to work on your startup while collecting unemployement benefits (and no need to get
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by brohee 11y ago
It's not clear if the JRE6 and the JRE7 are impacted (does the JSSE shipped with them support TLS1.2)? If so, pretty worrying as not supported anymore yet widely deployed.

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