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by dsl 12y ago
Here is the break down ordered by approximate market share descending and the "country of origin": * Microsoft - US * Avast - Czech Republic * AVG - Czech Republic * ESET - Slovakia * Symantec - US * Avira - German
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by dsl 12y ago
This is pretty common in the tech industry. Everyone sort of adopted the "Google style" interview with lots of algorithms and complex problems, but few have Google style problems to solve. When poorly managed most of these intervi
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by dsl 12y ago
It was broken just enough that to get indoor location fixes you need to use iBeacon.
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by dsl 12y ago
But if a startup does something similar like highlighting the most expensive option on a subscription page, it is called growth hacking and we applaud the CEO and designers.
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Drugs from Dirt: a citizen science project(drugsfromdirt.org)
8 points by dsl 12y ago|0 comments
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by dsl 12y ago
In the same way a drivers license does not grant you the right to pilot a ship or aircraft, a tourist visa doesn't allow you to work. A government is allowing you in because you stated your intentions to be a tourist, spend money, and
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by dsl 12y ago
It shouldn't require a clearance unless you end up on a national security or defense project. A valid prescription (the little white pads with a doctors signature, not a pot club membership card) for medical marijuana protects you from
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by dsl 12y ago
Why weekly? Why not daily? Or hourly? I'll tell you why... In big business, quarterly is often as close to "frequent" as one can get. Contracts take weeks if not months to negotiate, net 60 or 90 payment terms, hold backs, te
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by dsl 12y ago
Jamming is very different from exploiting a protocol flaw (which is basically what the rouge AP mitigation does).
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by dsl 12y ago
Since the site is now down... Original text is published here: http://digbysblog.blogspot.com/2013/02/chase-just-handed-ove...
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by dsl 12y ago
Given a global deanon attack against Tor, the DoJ absolutely would have rounded up the members of the dozens of child abuse related hidden services. The fact that only a single site was compromised indicates it was most likely an insider at
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by dsl 12y ago
Actually it can make your setup far more secure. You could move all SSL validation off to your proxy, and generate certificates from your own CA on the fly. Then within your browser or OS you can remove everything except your own CA from th
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CES 2015: Hands-On with Sony's SmartEyeGlass Prototype(tested.com)
1 points by dsl 12y ago|0 comments
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by dsl 12y ago
In numeric value, but not buying power. The "value" of that money is going down, and they will now have to pay about 1% a year to hold it overseas.
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by dsl 12y ago
> probably not even close covering the drinks costs From the contestant detail page, it looks like DNA supplies all the booze and mixers (which also probably makes things easier on their liquor license). You also get $1 per drink served
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by dsl 12y ago
"we cannot conclude that the threat actor’s intent was malicious" So you sinkhole the domain because of a fake news story and some twitter posts?
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by dsl 12y ago
or Salt for the cool kids.
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by dsl 12y ago
T-Mobile is the US subsidiary of Deutsche Telekom.
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by dsl 12y ago
Snapchat at least is already known to be vulnerable to simple attacks, so I wouldn't put too much weight behind this list. He is likely just using common examples that people recognize, and the law will be applied broadly to apps like
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Amazon datacenter under construction catches fire(businessinsider.com)
2 points by dsl 12y ago|0 comments
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by dsl 12y ago
People in developing countries don't have the luxury of access to the variety of different plants you need to make a vegetarian diet work.
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by dsl 12y ago
At the minimum, you could put the following into your SSH config and have a guaranteed defeat. Anything beyond this would be speculation. Ciphers none MACs none
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by dsl 12y ago
Here is the owners Twitter... https://twitter.com/tdpnate They seem to be based out of Las Vegas and almost exclusively cater to the adult and amateur wrestling industries.
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by dsl 12y ago
Sure, you can take that tiny little shell holding company for all its worth...
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by dsl 12y ago
It does use Widevine. Sling is basically the Move Networks technology EchoStar (DISH) bought three or four years ago, combined with some amendments for digital to EchoStars existing distribution deals. Heck, if you check DNS they are even s
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by dsl 12y ago
If you want personalized recommendations and not just generic recommendations, you do need to rate movies you've seen. They need to have some input that differentiates you from the average person.
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by dsl 12y ago
Netflix itself will do that if you rate movies. A third party site would have an incredibly difficult time providing better recommendations than Netflix itself. They offered extremely large cash prizes to anyone who could come up with bette
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by dsl 12y ago
"Clouds" are centralized servers, they are just ran by someone else. Previous outages have shown that a number of Xbox Live services like matchmaking and chat have been moved onto their Azure cloud.
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by dsl 12y ago
Fame.
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by dsl 12y ago
You are correct. That is what I meant, but I should have said "a machine you are actively connected to."

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