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Why LivingSocial’s 50 million password breach is graver than you may think
(arstechnica.com)
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13y ago
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Police arrest suspect accused of “unprecedented” DDoS attack on Spamhaus
(arstechnica.com)
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13y ago
Wow this is pretty cool. I don't live in SF nor am I a club-goer, but I assume the market for such people is pretty big. How do you get your data? How trustworthy is it?
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Why Publishers Love Twitter and Not Facebook
(blog.priceonomics.com)
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The Case For (Almost) Monopolies
(blog.priceonomics.com)
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13y ago
Haha thanks. I forgot about that ... fun times.
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13y ago
Really? I've been submitting my blog posts (infrequent as they may be) here since the beginning. I didn't know it was frowned upon, my bad.
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Ask HN: Why is my submission getting deleted?
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13y ago
Another classic example of the Streisand Effect. If he really wanted something changed or the fact that it wasn't a retraction more visible, he could of emailed the owner of the blog and politely asked if there was a compromise that could b
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13y ago
I tried so hard to tear that last line, but just couldn't. Awesome simulation by the way. Just getting into js myself (yeah, I know).
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13y ago
Ah okay awesome, thanks.
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13y ago
I tried the beta and I had some guy just come up to the desk and do nothing. I wasn't sure what to do so I pulled down the security screen.
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13y ago
sigh ... Harper. Justin made some very valid and mature statements. I'll keep an eye on him. Thanks for the link.
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13y ago
Who was it (which party)? I'm canadian too but haven't kept up with our local press.
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13y ago
I can see where you're coming from and we probably won't know until he gives a statement. Whether it was a religious, nationalist or anarchist attack, it will be interesting to see why he thought he needed to do what he did.
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F.B.I. Releases Images of Two Suspects in Boston Attack
(nytimes.com)
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13y ago
The White House is still planning to veto it though, right? http://www.dailydot.com/politics/obama-veto-cispa-cybersecur...
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13y ago
So, basically, people in positions of power can get away with almost anything. Even murder and torture. What the fuck is wrong with society?
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13y ago
Doesn't the UN have a duty to pursue the allegations and the evidence? What we're talking about here is war crimes is it not?
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13y ago
Can someone familiar with law (and international law) comment on this? How likely is it that high ranking officials will be held accountable for this?
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We need more violence
(maxmackie.com)
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13y ago
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Node.js & WebSocket - Simple chat tutorial
(martinsikora.com)
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13y ago
If they can prove the universe is computable and that we would (given the resources) create a simulation of our own, wouldn't that lend credence to the idea that we would be in a simulation as well? I see what you mean though, it would be i
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13y ago
I've always been interested by this sort of stuff (as I'm sure several people are -- especially the HN audience). It always brings up a bunch of interesting questions: - If we're self aware of the simulation, would we be able (or ever want
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13y ago
Thanks, I appreciate it :)
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13y ago
I outlined some uses in the readme.md on the repo. Basically serves to immediately timebox something for you. I originally made it to time my workouts.
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13y ago
This was a weekend project and still needs some polishing. There are a couple of outstanding issues that I'll get to when I find the time.
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BeepEvery: An open-source website that beeps
(github.com)
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14y ago
Its things like this that really make me wonder how we can progress as a society with nutjobs like this. Without sounding like a hippy, the world is filled with so much violence and hate. If these people (and they're all over) put more effo
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14y ago
This was my weekend project and pretty much my first dive into really using Javascript. Suggestions, comments and insults appreciated.
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