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deytempo
8y ago
In other words that firmware is not going to have any more legitimate changes made to it.
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8y ago
Eric Cartman would be proud of this theory. Who sank the titanic? KYLE!!!
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8y ago
Nothing is capable of describing itself and the system in which it exists. It’s a much more complicated version of a file that contains its own hashsum
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8y ago
Who else initially thought this was going to be about TOR?
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Ask HN: Are there any multiplayer terminal console ascii games?
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8y ago
Which means gut Bacteria may cause autism
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8y ago
Side Note: Isn’t it just dandy that Google security researchers are the ones finding all the PhD level zero days now a days? Like I’m sure they never use them before reporting them...
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8y ago
Almost done with this one last game of Civilization V mom.
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8y ago
That site is very cool. First I have seen codepen. Thank you for the share
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8y ago
Information must be stored in a language. Description requires information. All systems require language if they can be described.
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I love how these bills are always named things that make you feel bad about voting against them if you don’t know anything about them. I would much rather they just call it “The Eye of Sauron act” or something like that
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8y ago
This would be really easy to do, just fetch several blocks of 100 links programmatically for a search term, then immediately apply a filter to them that would first pull out everything on a shared community blacklist, you could remove items
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8y ago
Isn’t that like saying one must be a foolish consumer because they live in a western nation?
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Wouldn’t the technology behind thwarting this essentially be a solution to the man in the middle attack?
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8y ago
Dark spin? It spins in a direction that nothin else can?
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8y ago
What makes us think the objects would actually interact at all?
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8y ago
The problem with these papers is there is no compilers to perfectly test the logic except peer review so no one knows if its horse shit or not until someone comes along and comes up with some way to prove it wrong, so I would not be so quic
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How do you think Thor’s hammer works when it’s sitting on the toilet seat?
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3 hearts...It sounds like cell from dragonball
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8y ago
How exactly would you use the attributes of a VM for tracking? You can have a separate one for fb and for google. All they are going to be able to track is what you want them to know
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8y ago
If you think they aren’t trying to steal your ideas if you use their products you’re nuts.
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8y ago
They aren’t impossible steps, just get virtualbox for sites you don’t want tracking you. Unless they can break out of the VM they can’t fingerprint the hardware even if JavaScript is enabled
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8y ago
If there can exist a comment about there being no comments, then there is no such thing as no comments
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I am always Leary of companies that try to do too many things at once. If they are jumping into too many industries I reach around for the antitrust flyswat
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8y ago
It’s actually $10k worth of tokens...
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What I distrust about a race is there is often the willingness to cut corners to be a winner. In the case of an automobile, as long as it doesn’t spontaneously explode, flip over when turning a corner at “moderate” speed, or fail to stop wh
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8y ago
Could this possibly make search engine monopolies impossible?
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8y ago
There are some things that should not be subject to capitalism
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8y ago
1) yes 2) no 3) no The first one is the best because if enough people did it, it would create enough doubt in the accuracy of the stored datasets that they wouldn’t be worth anything to anyone except the person who owns the DNA. The problem
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8y ago
Yea except you are supposed to compile it and run each line and iteration in your head
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