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by ccrush 10y ago
Yes. Def hexrays/Ida
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by ccrush 10y ago
Funny how that works
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by ccrush 10y ago
I would like to know more about this. Do you have a source? I have suspected this for years.
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by ccrush 10y ago
Why is this a political hit piece instead of an article? Thanks for the two facts about the agency, but were half dozen or so attacks on the POTUS really necessary? If anything, the previous POTUS, a constitutional scholar that campaigned o
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by ccrush 10y ago
Do you have a source for this? Not arguing. Just looking for data.
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by ccrush 10y ago
Silent to you. Their lobby speaks volumes when they pay these pricks to take away more and more privacy.
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by ccrush 10y ago
>One problem with today's coding environment from an enjoyment perspective is that if something is fun, it will probably be written and packaged into a library. People don't write code for free because it's boring. Open So
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by ccrush 10y ago
Is it really that hard to see that laptops and tablets could be disassembled, sharpened, and re-assembled pre-flight, and then come apart to make a set of very dangerous knives? How is this not expected to be a problem? Maybe, if ass holes
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by ccrush 10y ago
Surprising that they want to spy on us and teach these millennials that secrecy doesn't exist, and are surprised when the ones running their most secrecy-eradicating programs are not interested in maintaining secrecy. Maybe it would ha
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by ccrush 10y ago
I think there are a few instances of medical science bringing back persons from comas that may help with identifying what would happen to a fully formed brain that was completely shut down for a decent period of time. Presumably, reproducin
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by ccrush 10y ago
Theyre often under order not to remove terror or child abuse content so the government can track the perpetrators.
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by ccrush 10y ago
Works for me. Fascinating read.
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by ccrush 10y ago
This may be the funniest thing I've read on the Internet in some time.
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by ccrush 10y ago
Always calculate the cost of engaging the manufacturer. Call them and ask them how much they charge for an engineer to help you. If you see yourself approaching what looks like it would have been cheaper to explain to someone and have them
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by ccrush 10y ago
SAP and such ERP systems are where developers go to die. That's what happens when your bag of luck runs out, and you haven't filled your bag of skills yet. Try something else. If you want to make real money, start a business. Hour
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by ccrush 10y ago
So true. Why are high school graduates unable to repair John Deere tractors? Well, maybe because they need some training. Why should they pay for a university degree? Which degree? Mechanical engineering? No. Computer Science? Also no. Ther
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by ccrush 10y ago
This article is clickbait bullshit. It attacks the (then unconfirmed POETUS, now POTUS) for absolutely no reason at all. The remainder of the article in no way deals with the threats from government surveillance, or how the slew of adjectiv
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by ccrush 10y ago
What you're looking for is the radio headsets that airport ground support crews use. More than 20dB attenuation, headphones built in, designed to be worn an entire shift. If someone can deal with multiple Rolls Royce turbofans nearby w
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by ccrush 10y ago
Clearly a departure. Went wheels up right after rotate. No way they'd be that low with the gear position the way it is without a failure. No landing markers in sight. This is either a take off or a disaster.
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by ccrush 10y ago
GWB upped the age of coverage to 25 and the ACA only moved it a bit but gets all the credit. DJT wants to keep the preexisting conditions part and do away with the fines for not having insurance and increased costs of forcing insurers into
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by ccrush 10y ago
Or maybe the pinning isn't for IE, but for Windows sending MS hidden information it doesn't want you to know about.
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by ccrush 10y ago
Yes, but unless these experiments are done by pairs or groups, you are getting what is passed off as scientific results from someone who is experimenting on their own brain with a sample size of one and no control group. How do you trust th
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by ccrush 10y ago
The price of launching a set of satellites that covers that area divided by the number of customers that will use it over the number of years that's in service? That's a price.
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by ccrush 10y ago
>And what should I put to work cross browser? If chrome adds autocomplete when it's off and doesn't when it's set to a weird value, do other browsers do the opposite? This. Exactly this. Now you have an attribute value tha
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by ccrush 10y ago
You have the ability to make money in the market by providing liquidity by giving your money to the farmers so they can buy and smoke their meth today by technically being the owner of the weed until such time that it dries and a stoner is
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by ccrush 10y ago
Yes. Otherwise, you wouldn't have noticed we're after you.
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by ccrush 10y ago
Why not ask the recruiter or company you are applying for if they are willing to sponsor or work with an H1B visa (pretend you are in that position) and move on if they say yes. It will be interesting to see how well these companies do when
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by ccrush 10y ago
So employees should really care about their employer and the companys wellbeing and be loyal because the company is this irreplaceable asset, right? I feel sorry for you. You should know that your employer has no emotional attachment to you
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by ccrush 10y ago
Actually, companies exist to allow investors to put money up to finance a certain venture without liability for the actions of the employees and representatives of the company. So if you, for example, decided to invest in a company but do n
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by ccrush 10y ago
Me2. Release it.

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