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ertdfgcb
15y ago
Slightly off-topic: Is SQL injection itself illegal? Because I was under the impression that only using SQL injection to gain unauthorized access to someone else's computer (like the OP is suggesting) was illegal.
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ertdfgcb
15y ago
Consumption is not useless. Yes, the iPad is purely for consumption, but if that consumption improves you as a person/programmer/whatever, it is not useless. You state that "by getting the iPad, you'll spend more time consuming and less tim
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ertdfgcb
15y ago
Well, he certainly excited interest in it.
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ertdfgcb
15y ago
It's interesting to see the transition of our written communication over time as technology improves. The trend seems to be going towards face to face communication, but with words; the latency is being decreased, and the intuitiveness is b
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SOPA part 2: Protecting Children From Internet Pornographers Act of 2011
(zdnet.com)
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ertdfgcb
15y ago
No one wins on average?
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ertdfgcb
15y ago
If you want to know how they work, here is the website. http://singingbanana.com/dice/article.htm
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ertdfgcb
15y ago
Well, part of what he said in the article was that it was more important that the student can create a consistent mental model. So even if you have no idea what the '=' means, you can infer a possible meaning from the answers and use that e
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ertdfgcb
15y ago
Well, it does say "experiment". But I think the point is summed up in this line: "I believe that piracy will always exist". The OP is showing that data is so malleable that no matter how many Megauploads you take down, there will always be
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ertdfgcb
15y ago
Interesting. I wonder if they could paint patterns on the parking lot to make it not seem like a "nice flat body of water"? I suppose they would have to be large, as there are already the lines for the parking spots, and those obviously are
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ertdfgcb
15y ago
Yes, I think it would be quite interesting to have a museum exhibition where a high quality print of a original Van Gogh is displayed next a high quality print of the filtered version. I would defiantly pay to see that I wonder if any other
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ertdfgcb
15y ago
This is really interesting. I wish the pictures he provided were a little bigger though. I still don't know that this really improves on the originals. To me, part of the genius of Van Gogh is his unusual use of color. The "improved" versio
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ertdfgcb
15y ago
This could be really dangerous if you aren't careful who you sell to.