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by ccrush 9y ago
I think that the author proposed a reasonable solution to preserving civil war history monuments: build a monument to someone that was wronged by the Confederates right next to the monuments explaining the historical significance of the mon
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by ccrush 9y ago
Maybe I would have cared to speak up more for net neutrality if I didn't notice what an absolute joke it is to even worry about it at this point. Google, Facebook, Twitter, Amazon, and all the news media services are heavily biased, ac
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by ccrush 9y ago
Excellent content. I will be watching your videos soon. Thank you for making them!!
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by ccrush 9y ago
Good ol' 538.
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by ccrush 9y ago
It gets better: while criminal charges for illegal banking practices are part of United States Code (title 18 covers crimes), the banking REGULATIONS that one must adhere to are codified at the State level. This means you must apply for 50
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by ccrush 9y ago
Why don't you rename the shortcut to LibreOffice Excel?
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by ccrush 9y ago
Apparently, it's as easy as the blog author presented. It is exactly what they did: reported a private key leak with a fraudulent private key file (unrelated and forged cert details).
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by ccrush 9y ago
https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/security/ms17-01... This is Microsoft's patch covering ShadowBrokers-leaked ETERNALBLUE SMB remote code execution 0day. The iOS 10.3.3 is likely the response t
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by ccrush 9y ago
Apparently,the experience is unusable or terrible in Safari for iOS and Chrome for Android also, but I too came here to complain about it being completely unusable on Firefox Mobile. Hello, fellow Firefox Mobile user!
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by ccrush 9y ago
There's the other side to the coin too. Now, a bunch of con men saw how easy it is to swindle a bunch of idiots for thousands or tens of thousands of dollars and even get them to fly to a remote island before making away with the money
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by ccrush 9y ago
Exactly this. Hookers and penthouses just paints a certain image. I don't think it necessarily casts sex work in a bad light. In fact, quite the opposite. Then again, this may be a personal bias.
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by ccrush 9y ago
IIRC, the original source is split into many files and you can build a one file version, and the reasoning behind doing so has to do with compile and link performance.
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by ccrush 9y ago
Dice.com Post your resume on there. Be blunt and honest with the information. You have 4 years of academic experience. You probably can qualify 1.5 to 2 years of that as programming. You probably did 2 semesters of Java, C#, or C++. You pro
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by ccrush 9y ago
Clean room reverse engineering. The idea that, if you build something with a specified interface (Windows API in this case) without prior knowledge of the implementation details, and you haven't broken any patents in doing so, then you
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by ccrush 9y ago
The fun part is that a somewhat premium (read: more bandwidth) VPN option will cost around the same as a lower tier VPS. So, if you're willing to put up with the 10-15 commands, editing a couple configuration files, and copying config
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by ccrush 9y ago
I think the question was "why aren't they running this public website with a cert signed by a widely trusted CA"?
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by ccrush 9y ago
Carlin hated government and both parties with a passion, but he leaned a bit liberal by his own admission. That said, he would be disappointed to hear he's being compared to Donald Trump. See his bits on the "business man" an
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by ccrush 9y ago
It's surprising that everyone is up in arms about AMT and ME while not complaining in the slightest about SGX. SGX allows third parties to run code on your processor that is outside of your control. We're losing our computers to c
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by ccrush 9y ago
So, "full support" might be misleading to put in the title.
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by ccrush 9y ago
If he wants me to, I'll mirror his site every Friday and run a Shabbos Goy proxy for him. He can disable the site on Friday and we can have it redirect to the proxy which will serve cached versions whole he's offline on Saturdays.
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by ccrush 9y ago
I know this doesn't answer your question as much as it introduces more questions, but I recall there being a propensity to use mice for these studies because gene expression based on lineage is more reliable in mice, the effects of met
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by ccrush 9y ago
Direct execution? With GPUDirect from NVIDIA you could have an FPGA get a memcpy() from graphics RAM to its data has. Still, not sure how you plan on using this. I would hope that NVIDIA could give us programmable fabric on the GPU silicon,
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by ccrush 9y ago
Look up the names Schwartz and Aurenheimer. They either ignored the click through EULA or deliberately broke it. Charged with CFAA felonies over it. One got prison for many years. The other killed himself to avoid it as well as to protest t
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by ccrush 9y ago
One of them is about stealing money while the other one is about controlling your sources for information, products, and services that you apply to your everyday life. If anything, Google should pay more. They can either play by the rules t
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by ccrush 9y ago
Those opportunities are there for people who want to invest. The rules are in place to stop solicitations for investment, not investors. Anyone can go looking for these opportunities and participation is not hinged on being an accredited in
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by ccrush 9y ago
Purchasing shares is much more than betting on a company. It's giving them money for a percent ownership of the company. Share ownership gives you voting rights on the company direction, a claim to the company's assets and profits
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by ccrush 9y ago
That happens to be my email.
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by ccrush 9y ago
All closed source software
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by ccrush 9y ago
It's probably vulnerable.
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by ccrush 9y ago
Here's an instance where I approve of backdoor in encryption. You want a backdoor in encryption, government? Put it in your own fucking software. It's "by the people, for the people"; not "against the peasants, not

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