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811.
by dsl 11y ago
There is a really good BBC article on why every civilization picks gold as its currency: http://www.bbc.com/news/magazine-25255957
812.
by dsl 11y ago
This is an official USAF photo of a F-22 coming in for a landing. What people perceive as "photoshop" is a result of the suns positioning relative to the plane and camera.
813.
by dsl 11y ago
Before entering the security line the bar code on your boarding pass is scanned, decoded, and checked against the traveler database. If any of the information does not match, you will be detained. The circles or lines that a TSA agent will
814.
by dsl 11y ago
If you have traveled internationally, you've already given up the vast majority of the information required by Global Entry. I've had to submit to medical examinations, interrogations, and forced fingerprinting to enter some count
815.
by dsl 11y ago
You are missing the point that her background is reevaluated for every single time she flies. Also, the Airline does not give it to her, the TSA does. It is used to filter extremely low risk individuals into the Pre system so they don&#x2
816.
by dsl 11y ago
I have worked with simulated explosives in the past for training. They are designed to be nearly indistinguishable from the real thing, and have trace amounts of material that will cause detectors and trained dogs to trigger. Literally the
817.
by dsl 11y ago
The mnemonic is listed here if you are as curious as I was... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_electronic_color_code_m...
818.
by dsl 11y ago
It communicates with the official WhatsApp servers.
819.
by dsl 11y ago
Yes, WhatsAPI was a reverse engineer and implementation of the WhatsApp protocol. It was mostly used by websites offering a web based chat interface for WhatsApp and by spammers.
820.
by dsl 11y ago
Alice Corp. v. CLS Bank has no impact in German courts.
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by dsl 12y ago
While I think you are just baiting in an attempt to air your personal grievances, here you go... Facebook Transparency Reports https://www.facebook.com/about/government_requests Facebook Terms (legal documents) https:
822.
by dsl 12y ago
Rather it is companies gaming the system to get below market labor, and it has a huge negative impact on the entire market.
823.
by dsl 12y ago
These configs are a small part of what you need to get an A+. Much of it depends on server software and support, and certificate attributes. That said, I have used them as a starting point to get A+ on the SSLLabs test.
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MCS Response to Google Regarding CNNIC(mcsholding.com)
3 points by dsl 12y ago|0 comments
825.
by dsl 12y ago
Google is explicitly whitelisting the legitimate end-user certificates CNNIC has issued, and then revoking the root. Basically they had to hand over a list of all issued certificates, Google reviewed them, and CNNIC can't issue any new
826.
by dsl 12y ago
CNNICs users' rights and interests are not being taken into consideration. Make no mistake, they are looking to protect their customers, not you and I.
827.
by dsl 12y ago
The web UI seems a little clunky and overloaded right now. I got a few errors on my cell number before it finally worked.
828.
by dsl 12y ago
It is a derivitative product, you're just splitting hairs. As squeaky clean as everyone in the valley believes Google to be, even most Googlers would be surprised with the type of work and contacts taken on by Google Federal (hint: it&
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by dsl 12y ago
Yes, there are plenty of howtos on how to do this. The only downside is you have to enable developer mode, so you lose trusted boot.
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Volatile Cedar – Analysis of a Global Cyber Espionage Campaign(blog.checkpoint.com)
1 points by dsl 12y ago|0 comments
831.
by dsl 12y ago
If you're not hiring, just don't mention open positions. My entire impression of your company is now "the CEO is a dick."
832.
by dsl 12y ago
Where did your cofounder go? Why is half your company non-engineering (per your team photos)? Tech looks good, company looks shaky.
833.
by dsl 12y ago
In my experience early stage startups do want people to accept quickly because they are operating on compressed timelines (we have X days to show Y progress before money runs out). That said, if they offered the position to multiple people.
834.
by dsl 12y ago
Censorship in China isn't just an all or nothing thing. There are content filters at the city, providence, and country wide level. Separate filters for traffic leaving the country vs internal. etc.
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by dsl 12y ago
The art department just makes things pretty. They don't have much to do with the simulations folks, aside from being asked for assets for specific actions (car driving, person walking, etc). SC5 might have been really pretty, but the a
836.
by dsl 12y ago
Have a look at Activision/Blizzard. They built essentially the same thing (Origin/Uplay) but being very customer friendly about it and have had crazy success with Battle.net.
837.
by dsl 12y ago
I'm reminded of the San Francisco Federal Building. It was designed with many of the same goals to "bridge the indoors and outdoors" and do away with traditional concepts in favor of being green and environmental. It won many
838.
by dsl 12y ago
Recognize first you bring absolutely nothing to the table. Join a coding bootcamp, get yourself a front end engineer job, and develop a network organically.
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Secret documents, leaked from numerous spy agencies, offer rare insights(aljazeera.com)
3 points by dsl 12y ago|1 comments
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OpenStack comes up huge for Walmart(gigaom.com)
2 points by dsl 12y ago|0 comments

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