doughj3

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by doughj3 13y ago
People aren't "scared enough" that they submit, they submit because they have been caught . I'm not sure what makes an automated radar with a camera any different than a state trooper holding a radar gun, can you elabor
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by doughj3 13y ago
Legal rights should protect you from the government, not get you off of a crime you committed.
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by doughj3 13y ago
First of all, this doesn't work everywhere since some jurisdictions have joint liability for the registered owner and driver[1] and some don't care at all and the registered owner is ticketed regardless of the driver (protip- don&
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by doughj3 13y ago
> Companies without bug bounties don't deserve responsible disclosure? That seems to be homakov's view, yes, and I can't say I don't understand his view.
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by doughj3 13y ago
Poor choice of font-size- 11px, really?
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by doughj3 13y ago
What kind of tanks were you diving with at 4500psi? I worked for a scuba shop for a couple years and we never did even a hot fill past 3400 on an aluminum tank, never mind steel tanks.
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Decisions for Georgia Tech Online M.S. in CS will start going out today(twitter.com)
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by doughj3 13y ago
An e-mail went out a few days ago saying people should be hearing back soon. I received a decision today.
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by doughj3 13y ago
How did this go from being #3 on the front page of Hacker News to non-existent even two or three pages back?
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by doughj3 13y ago
Your comment prodded me to check my own Security History, and I have five failed login attempts within the past 3 days from unrecognized IPs also on a not-popular account.
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by doughj3 13y ago
Why does my boss need to know I cloned the card? I'm saying, mistakes like these already happen without cards being cloned, it won't be introducing a new problem. You don't need to say anything to your boss more than, "S
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by doughj3 13y ago
> Oops, now your boss wants to know why you just paid for your groceries on the business credit card and you have to explain that you cloned your business credit card and there was a mistake!! I'm not sure how every corporate card w
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by doughj3 13y ago
"Coin (YC W13) launched a universal credit card" Title is incorrect here, Coin hasn't yet launched anything besides a pre-order website. GIGAOM's title here is "Meet Coin, a startup creating a universal credit card&
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by doughj3 13y ago
The article says there's no talk of local headcount but goes on to mention they're coming back to Cambridge for local talent which I expect means they're looking to hire, not re-locate employees. Yet, nothing on Facebook Care
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by doughj3 13y ago
Misread as "Google CEO Starter Guide" and expected a tongue-in-cheek critique of Larry Page.
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by doughj3 13y ago
Troy, NY tried this for a few years. They got rid of it because it's expensive and ineffective. http://www.timesunion.com/local/article/Troy-will-turn-off-S...
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by doughj3 13y ago
Two Scoops of Django does a great job of covering best practices. https://django.2scoops.org/
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by doughj3 13y ago
RPI does this with many of their dynamic hostnames, search Pikachu to find that section. ftp://ftp.rpi.edu/etc/hosts
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by doughj3 13y ago
We know: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6375511
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by doughj3 13y ago
Was confused for a moment, though this had something to do with "Likes" on Facebook. Just a small note, but should be Facebook-like, eh?
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by doughj3 13y ago
[IANAL] Copyright does not cover use, it covers distribution and similar rights. In order to cover use, you need a patent. That said, I'm not sure if downloading the source from Github constitutes any form of reproduction or distributi
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by doughj3 13y ago
Just wanted to also share the link on NY's OpenLegislation[1], an open source project[2]. [1] http://open.nysenate.gov/legislation/bill/A7844A-2013 [2] https://github.com/nysenate/OpenLeg
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by doughj3 13y ago
> The XBOX 360 is arguably the most popular console of its generation. Is it, though? http://vgchartz.com/embeds/worldwide_totals.png
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Stop It with the Tiny Font(kevinfodness.com)
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Are unpaid internships illegal?(washingtonpost.com)
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by doughj3 13y ago
> I believe short stay (<30 days) like this was always illegal in NYC. If by "always illegal" you mean "since two years ago": http://skift.com/2013/01/07/airbnbs-growing-pains-mirrored-i...
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by doughj3 13y ago
The product name is actually "Google Play Music". It had been "Google Music" during the beta and before the change from the Android Market to Google Play.
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by doughj3 14y ago
Considering you're talking about pulling the config off flash, which is where the OS and not the config is stored, I'm not too worried about what you plan to do.