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by electic 10y ago
I believe they fixed that. However, either way, I appreciate the contribution of Palantir. Really do not think it is good to ridicule the company for open sourcing their tech.
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by electic 10y ago
I was wondering if someone who is good at JS can compare this to BluePrint[1]? [1] https://github.com/palantir/blueprint
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by electic 10y ago
This site is scary. Think about it. You are giving them all your oauth credentials to just about every service. Your email. Your pictures. Your contacts. Your messages. Your favorites. Your history. I am sure they are honest however hackers
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Unix history repository, now on GitHub(osnews.com)
1 points by electic 10y ago|0 comments
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by electic 10y ago
Also, even if were to improve on it and release it as a fork, as an example, it still falls into the definition of "software" and is in violation of the terms.
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by electic 10y ago
I would argue that GitHub should remove this software. It just runs counter with their TOS.
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by electic 10y ago
You are misreading it. Software = Keyframes software. Your Software = Whatever you are releasing. So basically they are saying you can't redistribute just the Keyframes software library by itself. Which also means, if I understand this
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by electic 10y ago
I think what you are witnessing here is a shift in demographics within the company. When Jobs was around, product was king. When engineers said we needed these components, the business folks would figure out how to make the economics work.
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by electic 10y ago
Me too. I turned it off as well. However, like most, people want to log in and get their views validated. It makes them feel great, feel wanted, and belonging to something bigger. I am not sure Facebook wants this problem to go away.
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by electic 10y ago
This might not be possible. People who actually swapped feeds with someone who had a different viewpoint decided they did "not like the news" because it didn't validate their very own viewpoint. So the problem isn't how
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by electic 10y ago
I am not sure why this article is raging. Before I go into the Apple Store for a hardware issue, I backup my phone, and just erase it. They usually take an hour or so to fix it and I just restore it and I am up and running again. Am I missi
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by electic 10y ago
It will come for Android as well but probably next year. Thanks for the feedback.
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Could California Survive as a Separate Country?(quora.com)
23 points by electic 10y ago|18 comments
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by electic 10y ago
Another app I would like to suggest is Placecot. It allows you to post to neighborhoods and places nearby. So post to your local coffee shop or neighborhood and have a discussion. Better yet, meet those people in person. Part of the problem
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by electic 10y ago
I would argue this is far more serious than the phones that were recently recalled: > "The washing machine top can unexpectedly detach from the washing machine chassis during use, posing a risk of injury from impact," according
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by electic 10y ago
Nuff said. [1] [1] http://money.cnn.com/2015/02/19/technology/security/lenovo-s...
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by electic 10y ago
Doesn't seem to be very bug free atm: yarn yarn install v0.15.1 info No lockfile found. [1/4] Resolving packages... error https://registry.yarnpkg.com/babel-code-frame : socket hang up at createHangUpError (_
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by electic 10y ago
You can spin it this way if you like. However, a big part of this framework and Tool epidemic is ego. The trick is to take a dominant framework or tool, find a deficiency, and then rewrite it again with that deficiency fixed. Why? Because i
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by electic 10y ago
see budget report.
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by electic 10y ago
It is special because it is government. We have tax payer money going to support thousands of people finding 0-days. What I am proposing is to move some of those funds to be defensive and since it is government, the intention and motivation
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by electic 10y ago
Better than the current setup. The defensive side sole responsibility is to find critical flaws and report them. This would also include investigating breaches in US infra and making sure things get patched. Right now, you don't even h
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by electic 10y ago
No one will be safe until governments stop hoarding 0-days. Until we all realize we live in a glass house, the hacks will continue. The best solution is to split the NSA and similar agencies into two. One for developing new tools that produ
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by electic 10y ago
Seemed like one of them answered questions really well. The other one, not so much.
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by electic 10y ago
I am going to take a step back from the technical merits of this and say the whole thing seems sad. I don't need a need a dog collar on my neck or a badge on my shirt. Lastly, you know life is over when you spend your time talking and
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by electic 10y ago
I have to say the screenshots looked really good however I could not get this to work on OSX. It starts up, however, it won't let me enter a session name or start a capture session if I hit play. Hope it improves tho.
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by electic 10y ago
I like the idea however another menu bar item seems to be the wrong way to go about doing this. Why is brew a bad idea?
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Chinese Hackers Remote Control Model S(youtube.com)
4 points by electic 10y ago|0 comments
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Tesla Model S Remote Exploit & Control Vulnerability(telegraph.co.uk)
1 points by electic 10y ago|0 comments
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Amazon Says It Puts Customers First. But Its Pricing Algorithm Doesn’t(propublica.org)
3 points by electic 10y ago|0 comments
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by electic 10y ago
You don't know what the government cares about and what it doesn't. Over the last decade, many people used enterprise systems and hardware only to find out they weren't secure and the mundane information that traversed those

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