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by fleitz 12y ago
Yes, my opinion is definitely not one of a hero, even the iPad thing was unprofessional, I mostly don't think he needed to go to jail for it, however, maybe that's karma, he went to jail for something he shouldn't have becaus
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by fleitz 12y ago
This was really eye opening for me, I had no idea weev was involved in such things, I always thought of him as the guy who hacked iPads.
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by fleitz 12y ago
Social engineering an entity with the number...
844.
by fleitz 12y ago
Yeah they are free to do it, and the government is free to charge them.
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by fleitz 12y ago
If you believe that justice must not only be done but be seen to be done then yes, if you don't then it doesn't matter. But really, trials and the rule of law are so 2000.
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by fleitz 12y ago
This is no where near true, might be true for spinning disks, but we haven't even really started to optimize RDBMSs for SSDs. Also sqlite is IO and ACID compliant, it's just that the data generally fits in RAM where as many Postgr
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by fleitz 12y ago
I guess for some people it works, however, for myself the more I devote to enjoying life the better I feel (and perform, though I no longer have the spreadsheets to prove it).
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by fleitz 12y ago
It's really difficult for anyone to speculate on a sealed court order. Probably a deal gone bad and the person convinced a judge that if it went through normal channels the persons owning the domains would liquidate them. That or the t
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by fleitz 12y ago
Oh sorry I meant to quote the OP, not dehumanize them, also gangsters are people too :)
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by fleitz 12y ago
Why does it tell us that? The only thing we know is that they were under sealed court order. Namecoin is not a magical solution to every problem with domain registration, and it barely scratches the surface of the decentralization issue as
851.
by fleitz 12y ago
All you really need to read is the language, they aren't people they're 'shady domain land grabbers'. You can tell from the language that the OP knew of an opportunity to buy mispriced assets and/or renew their doma
852.
by fleitz 12y ago
I dunno, ask P&G, Kelloggs, et al.
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by fleitz 12y ago
Whenever you have tables of data where users should only have access to certain rows and want that enforced at the DB layer rather than the app layer. It probably only makes sense if your users also have user accounts on your postgres serve
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by fleitz 12y ago
Well now that we have an anecdote, lets throw out the data.
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by fleitz 12y ago
Because the state generally arbitrates what the 'best' use of a shared resource is sub-optimally, usually according to politics, rather than economics. Hence when the state allocates water you get a situation where crops that woul
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by fleitz 12y ago
Yup, this is the approach taken for OS X and for apps that don't 'install' it's quite easy to migrate. On OSX you really have to go out of your way to modify the OS.
857.
by fleitz 12y ago
Yup, definitely busted.
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by fleitz 12y ago
What is the software vulnerability used for the iCloud hack?
859.
by fleitz 12y ago
Did you mean to say 'brew upgrade bash'?
860.
by fleitz 12y ago
I think he means it contains a pro-google / anti-apple sentiment. So getting back to shellshock on OSX... Is there a patch available? yes. Does it download via a GUI? no. Is it about the same level of effort to patch a OSX box as a GNU
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by fleitz 12y ago
$ /bin/bash --version GNU bash, version 3.2.51(1)-release (x86_64-apple-darwin13) Copyright (C) 2007 Free Software Foundation, Inc.
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by fleitz 12y ago
I have to admit that sometimes I write sphaghetti code, however, no code I've ever written has bugs, because I aim not to write bugs in my code. :)
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by fleitz 12y ago
Maybe I'm not doing things right, however, when I run the test code for shellshock my 10.9.4 box seems immune. Maybe it's homebrew patching it...
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by fleitz 12y ago
node.js or how I stopped worrying and learned to love spaghetti code.
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by fleitz 12y ago
You're reading it wrong, I think she just highlighted the words she needs to look up later in the dictionary. Clearly she understand the word milk, but is confused by lactose, so she needs to look it up later so she can figure out that
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by fleitz 12y ago
Hopefully she can get broccoli growers to stop using MSG in their products.
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by fleitz 12y ago
Yeah I don't see how Xeon makes much sense for CV in the home. I think you'd do much better to pick up a milk crate miner with a core i* processor.
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by fleitz 12y ago
https://maas.ubuntu.com/
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by fleitz 12y ago
The harsh winter in which you go back to making $120 K as a software engineer? In tech winter is not white walkers, it's a week of rain.
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by fleitz 12y ago
And most importantly PR people to spin massive ad buys as organic growth.

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