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by dfc 10y ago
Someone once asked me about wilders security. I told them I did not know much about it other than it was forum primarily for windows folks. I have never seen any discussions I wished I was part of from wilders. Is anyone familiar with wilde
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by dfc 10y ago
I kind of giggled when i read "tactical GPS." I imagine the device is all black and is made by a company whose motto is some variant of "high speed low drag." Other than that what is the difference between a "tacti
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by dfc 11y ago
What does that wiki article have to do with this book. Romack is not the author of the book?
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by dfc 11y ago
Was this book intended to be distributed for free electronically? I am not sure this is an appropriate thing to have on the front page.
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by dfc 11y ago
Those GPS driven clocks would be marked as falsetickers and thrown out during the pruning process. I would hate to have my plan to create financial chaos blocked by the presence of one Symetricom box with a CDMA card and or off site clock a
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by dfc 11y ago
In Submissions Please don't do things to make titles stand out, like using uppercase or exclamation points, or adding a parenthetical remark saying how great an article is. It's implicit in submitting something that you think it&
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by dfc 11y ago
I cant explain it. What I am concerned about is that you are focusing on it. Would you give your links linkbaity titles if it meant more traffic?
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by dfc 11y ago
I hope your take away is not that it is a good idea to embellish in the titles. There is a reason editorializing in titles is frowned upon; it's a hyperbolic arms race and everyone is a loser.
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by dfc 11y ago
Where is the correction? I just grabbed the article from two different IPs and it says the same thing. Do you think that 600M is 10 orders of magnitude larger than 17M?
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by dfc 11y ago
You hear this refrain so often it must be true. Comparing the "litigiousness" of countries is not easy due to different legal systems. One of the best metrics in my opinion is cases per capita. Germany and Sweden are at the top of
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by dfc 11y ago
http://public.wsu.edu/~brians/errors/orders.html http://www2.pvc.maricopa.edu/tutor/chem/chem151/metric/magni... https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Order_of_m
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by dfc 11y ago
That does not play well with my concept of orders of magnitude.
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by dfc 11y ago
1. 600M IPs attached to the [Kansas] home were 10 orders of magnitude higher than at any other location X. 17M IPs located in Pav’s home in Ashburn. Am I missing something obvious? 600M is 10 orders of magnitude higher than
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by dfc 11y ago
I did not realize that Trend Micro was held to such a high standard. My (uninformed) opinion of them was that they were nowhere close to best of breed. But more importantly, it seems like there is a difference between the way things are and
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by dfc 11y ago
It bothers me too. The really bad news for American English is that the latest edition of Garner's Modern Usage rates this sense of "beg the question" at "Language Change Index: 4" which means "ubiquitous but..
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by dfc 11y ago
You expected an antivirus company to write perfect code and not have any vulns? That is hilarious. Look up Fireye vs. ERNW. You will love that one.
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by dfc 11y ago
Google has had security vulns too. Do you find it "ironic"[^1] that Tavis would disclose vulns in other companies software? [^1]: You really should look up the definition of this word.
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by dfc 11y ago
Wow! This is great news, I never thought there would be an open source Netflix solution. Can you give me some pointers for where to find more information? I did a quick search and did not find anything.
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by dfc 11y ago
The last time I looked into using mutt for work I read about problems with signed SMIME emails not being easily searchable. The overwhelming majority of the email I get is signed SMIME messages. If I can't easily search them it's
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by dfc 11y ago
I am confused. Save netflix from DRM? Despite Netflix's commitment to open source I can't stream movies because the DRM solution Netflix chose is not supported under linux.
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by dfc 11y ago
I email my boss and coworkers?
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by dfc 11y ago
Does anyone use Mutt with SMIME and GPG? Do you like it? I need a mailer with SMIME support for work. I am currently using thunderbird and would love an alternative.
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by dfc 11y ago
VCXO = voltage-controlled crystal oscillator
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by dfc 11y ago
Correct racket version 6.3 is 6 months old. But 6.4 came out two months ago, that seems to be the relevant age statistic. That seems a little disingenuous of you? The software distribution and management scheme you are advocating for sounds
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by dfc 11y ago
Amazon does not pay associates per click. You are essentially purchasing sales leads from reddit. This is not arbitrage. Buying lottery tickets from a gas station and bringing the winners to the bodega next door is also not arbitrage.
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by dfc 11y ago
Where is the arbitrage?
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by dfc 11y ago
> No other operating system but Linux (and possibly some > BSDs) does this to the extent that the distro model does. I am not sure this is the case. What other operating systems except Linux and the BSDs offer users a choic
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by dfc 11y ago
Debian does not have a logstash or logstash-web package. When complaining about "their repos" did you mean elastic.co's repos?
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Two OCB Block Cipher Mode Patents Expired Due to Nonpayment(pthree.org)
4 points by dfc 11y ago|0 comments
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by dfc 11y ago
I have never totally understood the difference between redhat server, desktop and workstation. This program grants access to redhat server. Does this mean that you can not use this to develop something for Gnome? The way I understand the di

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