cramerica

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by cramerica 12y ago
The problem is of course the vagueness in natural languages caused by the complexity of its grammar and the unstated contextual nature of it all. "The black truck driver ran through the red light." Is the truck black or is the tru
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by cramerica 12y ago
There are some pretty great comments in here: ALARM_AND_ABORT.agc - http://www.ibiblio.org/apollo/listings/Comanche055/ALARM_AND... TC WHIMPER -1 # YES. DON'T DO POODOO. DO BAILOUT.
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Skype's principal architect explains why they moved from peer-to-peer(markmail.org)
2 points by cramerica 13y ago|1 comments
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by cramerica 13y ago
>Testifying before the Senate Judiciary Committee, Mr. Mueller addressed a proposal to require telephone companies to retain calling logs for five years — the period the N.S.A. is keeping them — for investigators to consult, rather than
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FBI Admits That Obeying The Constitution Just Takes Too Much Time(techdirt.com)
2 points by cramerica 13y ago|1 comments
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by cramerica 13y ago
>The other innovation unveiled is a pill that a user can swallow, which then switches on, powered by the person’s stomach acid. The pill then transmits an 18-bit signal, essentially making the person a walking password. I don't know how
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Logging in with tattoos and pills may be a reality soon.(digitaltrends.com)
1 points by cramerica 13y ago|1 comments
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The Pirate Bay kicked out of Greenland, under 48 hours after their arrival.(theregister.co.uk)
1 points by cramerica 14y ago|0 comments
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by cramerica 14y ago
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mainframe_computer#Characterist...
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Right To Know bill would allow customers to learn what companies know about them(digitaltrends.com)
4 points by cramerica 14y ago|0 comments
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by cramerica 14y ago
It would solve it for many sites, but there are plenty that don't have full https support (and some that have none at all)
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by cramerica 14y ago
They go as far as even replacing existing ads with their own, this seems criminal, especially when they are directly impacting google/microsoft/apple by removing their ads and replacing them with their own.
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ISP Advertisement Injection - CMA Communications(zmhenkel.blogspot.com)
140 points by cramerica 14y ago|78 comments
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by cramerica 14y ago
I think the Weev sentencing has major implications for not only white hat hackers (although it hits them pretty hard), but anyone using the internet. The Computer Fraud and Abuse Act (CFAA) and the courts interpretation are to blame. CFAA
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by cramerica 14y ago
It's just comparing two cases that reached a verdict in the same day, sure the cases are different, but the results are very telling. It is a worse offense to access a website without the owners permission than it is to rape someone if you
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Opinion: Hacking vs. rape: Which is a crime more deserving of jail time?(globalpost.com)
2 points by cramerica 14y ago|5 comments
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Forget the Cellphone Fight — We Should Be Allowed to Unlock Everything We Own (wired.com)
203 points by cramerica 14y ago|105 comments
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by cramerica 14y ago
Is this as big of an issue as the article makes it out to be? I just went to about 30 news sites on my iPhone and none of them prompted me to download an app, the more common approach now seems to be a small popup that says "click here to