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by d33 9y ago
What makes this post German? It sounds convincing to me and I'm not German. Also, how would creating the jobs reduce the risk mentioned by anon_7523? Do you believe it's a bad idea to integrate the people you already provide with
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by d33 9y ago
I've read quite a few books on psychology, but this one - not yet. Not sure what's your point though.
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by d33 9y ago
Has anyone read the book so far and could comment on it somehow?
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by d33 9y ago
If you have privacy, faces or sounds might not matter as much as content does - if you have common secrets, you have a way to identify a person.
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by d33 10y ago
You forgot one factor - you don't have to directly participate in reproduction to have your genes passed through. Otherwise, homosexuals would cease to exist as well. It's a bit more complex than that.
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by d33 10y ago
Yes, "enterprise starter" is definitely not getting enough exposure. The name is actually so confusing that I wasn't sure if it's some paid trial or an actual product. I once contacted the licensing team asking about tha
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by d33 10y ago
Flicking through the article made me wonder - would it be possible to have something like ACID tests for OpenGL?
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DMT: Experiencing the impossible (2016)(youtube.com)
4 points by d33 10y ago|0 comments
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by d33 10y ago
Surprised nobody commented on bb yet. This thing is really impressive - and I thought that mplayer -vo caca is jaw-dropping!
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by d33 10y ago
I'm interested to hear more. Could you elaborate?
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by d33 10y ago
I'd say I am very happy for every project they accepted. It's obvious they have limits on how many and how different organizations they can accept and it's not fun job to tell those who got declined that they should try next
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by d33 10y ago
Well, the way they spoke out about their lack of participation kinda hurts the perception of GSoC, thus I'd say it's a good moment to talk about it. Also, is there a list of software development taboos we shouldn't discuss he
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by d33 10y ago
I guess that's a sign of a really unhealthy community if they have no process of getting hackers into their system so that they can get productive within 15 weeks. I really don't buy the "too much bureaucracy" argument.
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by d33 10y ago
It could be. It's about leaking the auth token :D
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American Fuzzy Lop v0.07b – about 1k LoC, oldest version released(groups.google.com)
1 points by d33 10y ago|0 comments
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by d33 10y ago
(btw, I obviously meant parachute, I was tired while writing that)
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by d33 10y ago
That's way beyond insightful, thank you :D Any other ideas on how to get three points? Tying a knot to a belt maybe? I mean we're talking about just a few dozens of second there, right?
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by d33 10y ago
Just curious, could clothing help you create something like a paradise? For example, a hoodie held by sleeves?
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Pancake wants to bring Rust into Radare2(github.com)
2 points by d33 10y ago|0 comments
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by d33 10y ago
Could someone from Norway provide a comment on this? How credible is e24.no?
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by d33 10y ago
You're welcome to create a CSS-only version, since CSS is Turing complete ;)
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by d33 10y ago
On the quick I could think of two: "Thinking, Fast and Slow" by Daniel Kahneman - essentially a book about "bugs" in our minds that lead us to bad decisions, "The Design of Everyday Things" by Donald Norman - c
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by d33 10y ago
Hey, I did the same! Somehow, I don't believe them, though I have to say that their e-mail sounded quite assertive. I guess they'll change their mind when they lose enough profit.
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by d33 10y ago
She doesn't necessarily have to go offline given that everyone has a phone with internet access nowadays. Also, with week passwords, dictionary attacks, rainbow tables etc you might actually get compromised in minutes. And instead of d
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by d33 10y ago
> you've probably used one of them Could you give a few examples? ;)
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by d33 10y ago
It also sucks from the security point of view even the problems could in most cases be fixed with solutions known to the current state of cryptography: https://github.com/d33tah/call-for-wpa3
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by d33 10y ago
You wouldn't really need to have people install a new text editor. Just plugging this in to the Rust Playground would probably do [0]. [0]: https://play.rust-lang.org/
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by d33 10y ago
At the very least that'd cost Internet Archive a lot of human resources. I think it's reasonable to assume that if Cloudflare wants them to fix the problems they themselves created, they should cover their costs of such operation.
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by d33 10y ago
I don't believe so. Cloudflare had this responsibility and they messed up. They are the only ones liable.
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“How my mind came back to life – and no one knew”(ted.com)
1 points by d33 10y ago|0 comments

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