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1y ago
Banksy does it again.
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1y ago
During covid... oil dropped over 100% (crude went negative dollar a barrel)
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1y ago
Booze Allen Hamilton contractors be salivating at the mouth.
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1y ago
frida is extra sick, before it there was cycript. both are excellent tools though.
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1y ago
It was always that way, Ross Ulbrect was connected to his dark website by tracing via exit nodes. Tor was always a government tool.
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1y ago
the hosed employees that actually built a great product while their leadership sings "go on take the money and run" on their mega yacht.
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1y ago
Garfield is probably a better CEO than the reigning EV one.
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1y ago
yes to this post!
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1y ago
Glad they are keeping the 3 letter grouping in the future plates, my dad and I would play a game where you make a word that uses the three letters in the order presented and the longer word wins.
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1y ago
This was my favorite addition as well, I love that satire can be such a great teacher for algorithms.
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1y ago
There are two types of warrants being talked about here, traditional judge signed warrants and "administrative"/"ICE" warrants. The first one carries the ability to perform a search and possible detainment subject t
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2y ago
From your site, "Ace works like we do—performing mouse clicks and keystrokes based on the screen and prompt—trained with <3 by our team of software specialists and domain experts on over a million tasks." Is there a way to trai
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2y ago
It did wonders for me as well, the side effects after some prolonged use were less than stellar. The good news was I was in a much better headspace, doc put me on Wellbutrin in addition to the and I was able to taper off the lexapro over 3
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2y ago
No, a CDO by definition is a rehypothecation of an asset that really didn't need it, it was just a means to let others bet on what seemingly was a sure thing until it was not. Not only was the underlying security, it's derivative,
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2y ago
You're still a living monkey.... remember, you can still beat minecraft.
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2y ago
As an older partner, yes, of course. Yet I am glad to have found the person I love and am building a family together. I wished I had kids earlier...
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2y ago
Not really, iOS does network magic over the wire.... back in the jailbroken days you could launch a daemon on the phone and it paired with a local app via WiFi to allow wireless debugging.... they did what apple does and rolled that feature
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2y ago
When the prior art is yours you can, the pocket monster company is a joint venture with Nintendo.
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2y ago
Taxes are the only reason, this allows energy companies with investors who are also instate, to get the best price for execution.
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2y ago
The call is coming from inside the house!
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2y ago
Correct, this is about Yao's conjecture and the implications for other hash implementations.
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2y ago
Now this is serious hardware hacking. Kudos for the fantastic writeup and thank you for sharing the work, it really is impressive.
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2y ago
you don't synthesize them you securitize them
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2y ago
it's to maintain the legality of the arms-length ability to do jailbreaky like thinks when a 3 letter agency asks.
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2y ago
That's a great question, I'd bet it's fair to say that 80% of their applicants would not qualify, and yet it opens the door for some really deserving humans. (Not being able to afford it is why I didn't go to MIT, I also
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2y ago
this is gross, it's the only way to use high quality headphones with the iPhones shipped before the the newest USB-C ones.
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2y ago
thank you for such a great writeup, this is an excellent breakdown!
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2y ago
After what they did with domains, it's hard to recommend them for anything to do with cloud.
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2y ago
Sorry for the loss of innocent life.
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3y ago
HTLC would do the same in a distributed and trustless fashion and yet it's important to know League of Entropy is a bunch of distributed crypto organizations like Chainsafe or the Ethereum Foundation.
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