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by duked 13y ago
I wasn't aware of the whole story. Here is the link to better understand the context: http://techcrunch.com/2014/03/15/julie-ann-horvath-describes...
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YouTube must take down explosive 'Innocence of Muslims' video in copyright suit(theverge.com)
1 points by duked 13y ago|1 comments
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by duked 13y ago
pretty cool portfolio for your age ! Did you use C#/XNA for your 2 games ? Which tutorial did you use, and how much supervision did you get? I'm asking because I'm trying to teach game programming to my son and he's 13
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by duked 13y ago
". We believe that any unbiased user would prefer the Rap Genius version over the alternatives " I'm actually unbiased and prefer the alternative. When I'm looking for lyrics I just want lyrics and couldn't care les
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by duked 13y ago
Hi, I like the idea and I used watir [0] in the best to do a lot of automation but I fail to see what's different with Helium. Can you please tell me what are the differences besides python vs ruby ? [o] http://watir.com&#x2
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by duked 13y ago
I do and what's said above is not the case in my company. When we submit a patent we actually have to do our own search for prior art (either published scientific papers, or patents) before some patent lawyer does its own patent search
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by duked 13y ago
Man thank you so much ! I didn't know they offered the option to use your own domain name. I will definitely give it a try since it's very affordable ($40/year in my case).
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by duked 13y ago
I'm still using gmail but I fear that one day they will do the same thing with new TOS on gmail. This day I even get prompted to create a g+ account every time I login. Is there an alternative, where I would have 15GB and the option to
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by duked 13y ago
I just verified you are right in most cases it won't use int 0x80. sample C code where you would expect to see int 0x80: #include <stdio.h> void main(int argc, char argv) { char name[2]; name[0] = "/b
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by duked 13y ago
It really depend on what your topic of interest is. But This is what I do and hopefully you can apply it to any field. Identify the best academic conferences on the topic you want (eg. CCS, NDSS, ACSAC, ESORICS, USENIX Security, S&P for
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RetroArch is back on the Play Store with Netplay enabled for android (play.google.com)
1 points by duked 13y ago|0 comments
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by duked 13y ago
The game is candy crush so I assume it refers to AdTrack.king which is strange because googling that library shows that people knew it was malicious even while it wasn't flagged as such by mobile AV. http://malwarefixes.com&
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by duked 13y ago
It's funny at the same time paypal still let extorsion websites use its services: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6328480
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by duked 13y ago
I agree it depends on the wording but this particular website: http://court-records-management.com/ (just realized I forgot the add the link) the wording is clear you pay to remove a particular court record: "Remove R
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Public Data Extortion scheme using Paypal still live
5 points by duked 13y ago|3 comments
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by duked 13y ago
I also was an early backer of the OUYA and couldn't run a decent netflix version. I side loaded a netflix apk from a tablet version and the result was really poor (low res and impossible navigation). Do they finally have an "offic
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by duked 13y ago
I agree with you, that's why I said that the beginning is the only very informative part (creation of money, the origins with gold) which was new to me as I'm not born in the US.
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VMware Is Starting To Make Some Of Its Partners Nervous(readwrite.com)
2 points by duked 13y ago|0 comments
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by duked 13y ago
If you want to some useful documentary about the creation of money I was really impressed by that one: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TwmM5Nb6hiE Very clear explanation on how the money is created (through lending/debt
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by duked 13y ago
I completely agree, in that case it makes no sense: why should I chip in for someone else to be the owner.
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by duked 13y ago
community is "direct traffic" only, I'm don't know what % of their traffic is organic but I assumed it's a huge chunk. Having the community following you to the new site is one thing (assuming you're able to ma
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by duked 13y ago
I guess the money here buys you the domain name but more importantly the traffic associated to it. If you fork it, you need to do a lot of SEO and hope that one day you hit the stats of hackaday.
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by duked 13y ago
Tried to sign up and got the same message no matter what email/password I use: " Invalid email or password. "
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by duked 13y ago
I completely agree, I was very excited until I saw the special shoes requirements. While I can see how it works, I don't really understand why they couldn't use a regular treadmill belt with some piezoelectric sensor to detect lat
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by duked 13y ago
In my opinion there are two kind of jobs out there: 1- PhD required for real 2- PhD required but not really ;) Let me explain what I mean for 1, PhD is required because they expect you to publish your work. And I have to say unless you did
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by duked 13y ago
Direct link doesn't work you need to come from google to access that article: http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd...
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by duked 13y ago
thanks a lot that's very useful I'll try GNGeo whenever I have some free time.
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by duked 13y ago
that's really great ! Can anyone comment on what type of emulation works well ? I assume neogeo should work fine but I'm worried about CPS1/CPS2 and can't imagine CPS3 working at all (I mean at 30 fps with sound).
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by duked 13y ago
Do you have any insight on how "good" that tool is. I checked their scientific work page and couldn't find any international conference only published some work in 3rd tier conferences. Ideally I'd like them to do some c
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by duked 13y ago
I'm not familiar with the case at all but it seems that what that guy/anonymous/knightsec did was kind of good. It helped uncover the truth and identify more perpetrator of this terrible crime. I'm really sad for that poor girl :/

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