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by cyber 14y ago
I'll definitely be following this case! ;)
32.
by cyber 14y ago
Also an ex-Googler here, they cast the net far and wide trying to pick up SRE. When I was there they were offering significant bounties for submitting recommendations that only had to make it pass the resume screen. Want a brand new shiny P
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by cyber 14y ago
There has been a lot of comments on the piracy aspect, but I think the cheats are just as important, if not more so. With the assumption that the vast majority of players don't want to jump through the hoops to deal with keeping updated on
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by cyber 14y ago
I remember buying games in 1980's. Over $130 in today's dollars. I do seem to remember them having a pretty good amount of play time in them. Of course, in the Apple II/Commodore world, we really didn't have to worry about keeping up with h
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by cyber 14y ago
Ironically, EA will probably try to claim the "success" of the promo by using numbers for all the games claimed as if they were all discrete individuals. While at the same time trying to claw back the licenses.
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by cyber 14y ago
NoScript under Firefox, and ClickToFlash* under Safari can help the transition to a Flash-free environment. * hoyois.github.com/safariextensions/clicktoplugin/
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by cyber 14y ago
In New York it was red honey. http://www.nytimes.com/2010/11/30/nyregion/30bigcity.html
38.
by cyber 14y ago
Looks like a few of you are a bit politically sensitive! ;)
39.
by cyber 14y ago
Maybe. But there was a Yahoo Pipes example a good number of years back that allowed even more flexibility than what craigslist has done. IIRC, the Pipes author had a dog and was searching for an apartment that allowed pets and was within a
40.
by cyber 14y ago
This. But without the "/sarcasm". :)
41.
by cyber 14y ago
Can you expand on why it's better? Consider I haven't used either, why would I choose one over the other?
42.
by cyber 14y ago
Step one: stop and think what you liked and why. GMail worked for you. Why? The reason it works for me is MH-like semantics, proper MIME handling, and distributed/"cloud based" storage. I'd take a locally hosted solution in a heartbeat. (Ev
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by cyber 14y ago
Oddly, I keep getting requests from people trying to buy my "DNS configured, but no web site" domain I use for testing. (Right now DNSSIG is expired, and if one examines the rest of the headers, it's obvious it was configured expired.)
44.
by cyber 14y ago
Yeah, I'm doubting that. My shipping address was old, and didn't match my billing address. A) it accepted it, B) I could change it.
45.
by cyber 14y ago
Sadly, there is a growing contingent amongst the computer security/hacker scene who, instead of actually looking to improve things, are looking to be indignant about something. A major conference has recently had to deal with issues stemmin
46.
by cyber 14y ago
And yet they were so happy that someone off of craigslist was willing to accept a check. (private browsing, throwaway email, tor, check cashing place, etc.)
47.
by cyber 14y ago
... and this is how we get crappy software. If anything we need more adherence to the construction, specifically, "review". In construction, things are reviewed, certified, analyzed, and tested. I don't garden like I write software, and I d
48.
by cyber 14y ago
The kind that has abortion and firearms clauses in a "Cyber Security" bill.
49.
by cyber 14y ago
Speaking with Dan, he's indicated that a research organization is making heavy use of his app. Evidently they are close to trials on gene therapy.
50.
by cyber 14y ago
They were starting to pile on completely unrelated riders, it needed to go regardless of the contents.
51.
by cyber 14y ago
Right. They are for being hit on badly .
52.
by cyber 14y ago
Because "Motherland" and "Fatherland" were taken?
53.
by cyber 14y ago
What he's saying is that it's a bare component. Generally a PC is a usable system. One will still need to add a powersupply and case at a minimum. (And then you can plug in your power, keyboard/mouse/monitor, etc.)
54.
by cyber 14y ago
Volume and longevity do count for something. That said, modern day PayPal is nothing like what Max founded.
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by cyber 15y ago
Ah, my fellow geeks. Excellent discussions on replacements for the backend infrastructure and handling. :) Now, does anyone have a replacement for the UI/client? Something good and multiplatform that a) deals well with multi media (images,
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by cyber 15y ago
Jeff Moss. Founder of DefCon and Blackhat Briefings, and currently ICANN's Chief Security Officer, and Advisor on the DHS Advisory Council.
57.
by cyber 15y ago
Limited to Chrome, this is still non-standard.
58.
by cyber 15y ago
Yes. Calendar. It was built because the purchased solution sucked. (And was insecure. Passwords in a flat file in one's home directory?) Gmail also comes the closest of any webmail interfaces to MH.
59.
by cyber 15y ago
Well, at this point, it's all idle curiosity on her and your part. The first thing you should have done is image off a couple of copies of that drive. One for archive, the other to examine. A ram snapshot would have been good as well.
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by cyber 15y ago
Well, OIN seems to be mostly Linux focused, for one.

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