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by d23 12y ago
Nobody cared about the red coins? Nobody cares about the wing cap?! Nobody cared about Big Bom-bomb?!? This is blasphemy.
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by d23 12y ago
Yeah, I wish I could edit my post, but I believe I was wrong about the MAC address needing to be the same. The major point is that the network needs to be unsecured and/or you already know the password. At that point, creating your o
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by d23 12y ago
And then if the user had any password on their router at all, it would fail.
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by d23 12y ago
No offense, but it doesn't sound like you know fully what you're talking about. As someone else said, for WPA, you can't simply spoof the home base. You have to know whatever password the device is configured for. And even
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by d23 12y ago
I don't know who you're referring to, but just because one person managed doesn't make it fair for the rest who didn't end up doing as well.
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by d23 12y ago
So what? My personal email is probably in a lot of random places on the internet. If I commit the crime of public urination and the authorities are able to catch me because they have video cameras in my bathroom, is it a good thing that t
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by d23 12y ago
> How could someone intelligent enough to graduate with a master’s from Penn State be dumb enough to use his own personal email to advertise an illegal bazaar on a message board as basic as Shroomery.org? Does anyone honestly believe thi
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by d23 12y ago
He asked some pretty straightforward questions, like what the poster's concrete contributions to the project were.
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by d23 12y ago
I worked with a guy who, after having been at the company for 6 months, called me over to his desk to help with a "problem." He wondered why he was getting a syntax error. Okay, fair enough. I looked at his screen, and he was p
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by d23 12y ago
This discussion should actually be about the site omniref, since that's why it was posted. Not to say that's a bad thing, since the site seems cool. Just wanted to point that out.
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by d23 12y ago
Yeah, I'm having a hard time seeing this as having an XSS vulnerability in and of itself. If you're not escaping user input onto the page, it doesn't matter if some library is taking that data and wrapping it in a span. You
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by d23 12y ago
Yeah, if you can come up with a way to give the viewer a "sense" of the person at a glance it would go a long way. Maybe add colors? Or maybe consider that some metrics are pretty related and could be represented separately. Fr
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by d23 12y ago
Not to me. It sounds like they want people who have a wide variety of shallow-ish knowledge (but still an actual understanding of whatever area it is), while also having very deep knowledge in one or two areas in particular. > It also
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by d23 12y ago
I do try to usually, but really, what more of substance could I have said? I'm starting to question whether being civil really is the proper response when you hear something that violates your views so strongly. Anyway, I appreciate
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by d23 12y ago
> For the average person, they've grown up in a world where they've learned through school, the media, their parents, and 95% of other sources of knowledge about this world that the State (in an abstract form, not with an R, D,
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by d23 12y ago
What? Why? I think most of us assume people who go on mass shooting sprees have some kind of mental instability. I see your background is mental health. Instead of just throwing out these cryptic "holier than thou" one-liners,
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by d23 12y ago
I don't think people should be downvoting you, but I think you're conflating a bunch of things. For radio, the broadcasting space is limited and multiple people broadcasting onto the same frequencies would ruin it for everyone. B
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by d23 12y ago
Hmm, that's an interesting way of looking at it. What I fear is more accurate though is there's a certain subset of people who equate complaining and criticizing with critical thinking. These people are less concerned with what
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by d23 12y ago
Ad hominem. I can't really comment on the article itself since I don't understand anything about Angular, but let's do our best not to just throw a bunch of random stuff at the wall and hope something sticks just to justify
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by d23 12y ago
There's something like 2k-8k exit nodes, and all that is needed to compromise it is 51% of those. Given that the CIA started tor and the government has significant interest in breaking it, I would find it harder to believe that they
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by d23 12y ago
You're not alone. There's a group of people that this will sell to, and that's fine, but I'm not one of them. I can use any one of the following tools at my disposal to regulate my sleep temperature: a blanket, a fan, a
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by d23 12y ago
Well, from what I understand, the hierarchy is basically entirely political / tribal. It clearly works for them, but let's not idealize it as a utopian dream without the typical petty human inter-office struggles.
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by d23 12y ago
Because 1) the USG isn't one single guy and 2) the truth might be more important to some than conclusion-jumping.
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by d23 12y ago
I "get" it. It just doesn't strike me as much of a joke.
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by d23 12y ago
I've started thinking it's harmful because it gets brought up in every damn debate as though just making reference to it is enough to signal that you have thought critically about the issue.
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by d23 12y ago
Actually "immersion" or "flooding" is one of the things known to be effective for this: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flooding_%28psychology%29 It's just basic conditioning.
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by d23 12y ago
And you think they're going to be able to buy this contraption?
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by d23 12y ago
Are we considering this more humane because the creatures are smaller? You're still trapping hundreds of living beings into a tiny container. Don't get me wrong -- I eat meat and consider it ultimately a natural part of life. I
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by d23 12y ago
> I think a nice middle ground is to insert standard pauses of moderately increasing size after repeated sequential failures or repeated sequential forgot password requests from the same IP address. So that's what we do. I like this

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