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by dillona 15y ago
How recently was this updated? At least when I last tried to use it, it was completely broken EDIT: No commits in the last 11 months. Probably still broken, as I tried it during DEFCON CTF quals last May
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Ghost in the Shellcode is also online this year(ghostintheshellcode.com)
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by dillona 15y ago
He's not talking about building things, at least I don't think. One of the most effective things that has been done to slow down America's middle-eastern conflicts is paying people not to fight. When I say that, I don't mean building school
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by dillona 15y ago
I suppose I just disagree. These are ephemeral goods we are talking about. Nobody loses anything if you download a movie. I don't see how it is morally wrong to download something if the creators refuse to take your money.
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by dillona 15y ago
> you do not have a special right to pirate the latest thing just because it isn't going to be released fast enough for you unless you pay a premium. I am completely willing to pay a premium. There is currently no amount of money I can
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by dillona 15y ago
What if you are not given the option to pay for it? Is it still wrong to download? Remember many people outside America can't use Netflix, Hulu, Amazon Instant Video, etc.
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by dillona 15y ago
> But it still remains that piracy is absolutely rampant on the internet. I don't understand why that is inherently a bad thing. It seems to me that it just indicates the current business model is not working. I pirate a fair amount of
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by dillona 15y ago
How does the process compare in Germany?
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by dillona 15y ago
You can buy Apple Lossless from the iTunes Store?
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by dillona 15y ago
I bought both Ghosts I-IV and The Slip. I also spent $300 on the Girl with the Dragon Tattoo soundtrack that he put out last week. And I downloaded Niggy Tardust for free. I did this because I had never heard Saul Williams and wanted to sup
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by dillona 15y ago
Better blocks in Python
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by dillona 15y ago
The reason this happened is a rather obnoxious law called Children's Online Privacy Protection Act of 1998 (COPPA)
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by dillona 15y ago
I'd go see the Computer History Museum. It's pretty amazing
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by dillona 15y ago
Amazon made it very clear from the beginning that the Fire was designed first and foremost for consuming Amazon content, and it does that very well. I do not regret spending the $200 on it. It was never advertised as a tablet or a competito
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by dillona 15y ago
Do you have any idea about the title of the book?
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by dillona 15y ago
This looks really great! Congratulations on the launch. Does anyone know if anything like this exists in central Florida?
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by dillona 15y ago
Can we please leave this type of thing in /r/politics? I come to HN to avoid reading anything about "the 99%"
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by dillona 15y ago
Advertising I'd imagine
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by dillona 15y ago
That is awesome. I wish my company did that. Or even $10 per employee would be an improvement....
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by dillona 15y ago
> Linode looks good, are there any red flags to worry about? Not that I can think of. Linode is pretty great if you can deal with the lack of disk space
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by dillona 15y ago
Reddit is most certainly having its own Eternal September. I can not say I like that community much at all anymore
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by dillona 15y ago
I don't think their computers have been horrible. I love my HP workstation, and their blade offerings are pretty impressive
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by dillona 15y ago
Please keep this type of thing in /r/politics
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by dillona 15y ago
University Of Illinois Video at: http://www.acm.uiuc.edu/Conferenceware/Schedule/Videos
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by dillona 15y ago
He frequently claims to be a cofounder, though. He gave a talk at my university advocating people to release journal articles they have access to as students to the Internet. The whole thing was very strange, as he was claiming to be a cofo
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by dillona 15y ago
I think he runs pinboard
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by dillona 15y ago
How is this related to the OpenStack project? I know NASA was an original partner in that
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by dillona 15y ago
Do you control the Apps domain? Account admins have a lot of control over what is turned on or off under the accounts
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by dillona 15y ago
As does Facebook I believe
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by dillona 15y ago
There is opensource software (via OpenStack) to run a distributed blob store like this at scale. My guess is Apple just doesn't want the hassle of dealing with it and/or this is temporary while they get their hardware set up

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