cyphunk

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by cyphunk 12y ago
where's the page to join the boycott of Andreessen companies?
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by cyphunk 12y ago
product hunt is clique. submission is limited to owners and owners friends.
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by cyphunk 12y ago
seems author wanted to write poetic book about understanding different cultures but instead wrote this b.s. article filled with worn out stereo types instead. Guess what, in nearly every business environment with an office people get upset
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by cyphunk 12y ago
codepad.io $50 a month. runnable appears to be free atm.
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by cyphunk 12y ago
Larry's request at TED a few months back that we have more faith in corporations shows how much we have already lost to the hands of an increasingly commercial internet. When it is clear that there is no neutral party to trust any more
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by cyphunk 12y ago
WTF, this is frontpage HN?
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by cyphunk 12y ago
I appreciate the authors honesty but perhaps it is hard to notice that he (and all of us) will always justify our choices. He chose not to profit and thereby uses the Threesgame authors angst over clones as reason to support that choice as
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by cyphunk 12y ago
I enjoy certain intoxicants. I enjoy hanging around people that are intoxicated Look, it's wonderful to abstain from some things in life. If/when I have a child I will tell them this "pick and abstain from on
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by cyphunk 12y ago
Sorry, I already have a Go Pro ($250). That is basically the end-user for Glass ($1500). But keep at it Google. Glass will make for a platform for interesting further UI and wearable experiments.
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by cyphunk 12y ago
Just wanted to point out... Kaplan and his co-founder chief technology officer Mark Kuhr previously worked at the National Security Agency as senior analysts Yes, that little fact is going to follow them around for life.
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by cyphunk 13y ago
I'd recommend Berlin or Israel. The latter I'm very surprised would make my list but only under these special circumstances. ISRAEL: It is by far the most disgustingly capitalistic country I've ever lived in but the VK crew m
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by cyphunk 13y ago
Docu on extract(): Description Import variables from an array into the current symbol table. If flags is not specified, it is assumed to be EXTR_OVERWRITE. EXTR_OVERWRITE If there is a collision, overw
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by cyphunk 13y ago
I think the emphasis of the data is not so much on size of country as it is the change of position of US in comparison to the US of the past. Also, Canada is not that small.
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by cyphunk 13y ago
“My colleagues have been doing fMRI on my wife’s tummy every week for a few weeks now to see if we can activate the fetus’s brain,” he writes Craziness. A very thorough article on coma, vegetative states, methods and
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by cyphunk 13y ago
Telegram clients (ios,andriod,windows,osx,linux) are open source. Server is closed but client code and protocol provides user with verified secrecy. Most criticism seems emotion based but no smoking guns. See comments on http://
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by cyphunk 13y ago
... you should submit your 4th grade essay to Dau.mil. Apparently this is the level of research they are looking for.
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by cyphunk 13y ago
Unpaywalled: http://archive.today/RlaNR (or access with fresh cookies)
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by cyphunk 13y ago
it is only more thorough than prior efforts because they list the names of the other people they applied the same textual analysis to. HOWEVER, this type of analysis is too subjective. It may help when you definitively know the suspect is o
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by cyphunk 13y ago
I guess I wasn't clear and just letting out a bit of steam. Still doing it but to be clearer... Go feels more like a framework than a language. could be by design, but didn't expect it. also you are right, "bumps the road&quo
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by cyphunk 13y ago
Likely not. For the past year direct disclosure would be a god send for the NSA and US Gov's reputation. So I doubt it.
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by cyphunk 13y ago
If security and privacy are of absolute priority to you (journalist, activist) then using a OS with closed source essentials is absolutely absurd. If security and privacy are of some importance to you then using a OS with closed source
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by cyphunk 13y ago
Was the internet widely perceived as libertarian in 1998?
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Privacy on the Internet (1998)(economist.com)
2 points by cyphunk 13y ago|1 comments
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by cyphunk 13y ago
If someone is wondering, Qubes (and all Linux based distros) are not Macbook friendly [1]. But honestly, if security or privacy are a priority for you then you are probably not using a Macbook anyway. [1]: https://groups.google.c
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by cyphunk 13y ago
In other news, NSA thinks responsible disclosure is the way to go but apparently has no 0days to responsibly disclose. I didn't know TAO sucked so hard. Can't see how any one will buy this.
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by cyphunk 13y ago
I would agree with you except that they added the "rather than". It is a debate between the 0days value as a weapon through holding secret vs value of release to everyone else. If there was any merit to them holding any bias towar
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by cyphunk 13y ago
If the statement is true or not doesn't matter because this gem screams bullshit: it is in the national interest to responsibly disclose the vulnerability rather than to hold it for an investigative or intelligence purpo
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by cyphunk 13y ago
one mans trash anothers treasure. When I pointed out that Django is an annoying framework because it breaks up your ability to prototype flat by forcing you into some workflow structure I was told "that's a feature". Go is si
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by cyphunk 13y ago
I'm using a brute method to scan applications determining if they link to OpenSSL libraries or code. OSX Mavericks comes with libssl 0.9.8 and 0.9.7 which is not effected by the Heartbleed bug. Effected versions are 1.0.1 to 1.0.1f. Of
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List applications using OpenSSL – OS X(gist.github.com)
1 points by cyphunk 13y ago|1 comments

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