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by fru2013 11y ago
This is a thread about a bug in Microsoft Edge- no surprise that the majority of comments are dissing Microsoft. Just because other companies/products have similar bugs doesn't make this bug or Microsoft any less asinine.
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by fru2013 11y ago
Nice work! It would be interesting to write a bot that tracks a portfolio based on the recommendations from this to see how it performs against other strategies.
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by fru2013 11y ago
>The suggestion that they'd be banning the export of Intel processors is dumb. Why is this a dumb suggestion? The article does not specify, nor does the PR release by china. http://news.xinhuanet.com/english/sci
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by fru2013 11y ago
Non paywalled: https://archive.is/xlu7p
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by fru2013 11y ago
An interesting read for those who may have not seen it yet: "The Willy Report".[1] I would not be surprised at all if this was exactly what happened. [1] https://willyreport.wordpress.com/2014/05/25/
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Operators of Coin.mx arrested by the FBI(fbi.gov)
56 points by fru2013 11y ago|59 comments
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by fru2013 11y ago
I personally think that creating laws to prevent government surveillance is a pointless endeavor. The NSA has ignored and broken laws in the past, why would we expect them to follow new ones that are passed? The only way to prevent surveill
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by fru2013 11y ago
Too bad it wasn't encrypted.
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by fru2013 11y ago
It differs in that you don't have to worry about scaling up that HTTP server, or pay for the machine hosting that HTTP server. With Lambda, you only pay per requests, current rate is $0.20 per 1 million requests.
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by fru2013 11y ago
Snitches get stitches.
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by fru2013 12y ago
9) Take a shower every day. https://www.reddit.com/r/IAmA/comments/2rgsan/i_am_elon_musk...
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by fru2013 12y ago
>what else they are (sic) to know about you? I would not be at all surprised if Strong AI was able to read our minds via functional neuroimaging. This is significantly more than the NSA & friends would be able to acquire, even with &
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by fru2013 12y ago
Search Amazon for "macbook". And you will see a similar pattern.
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by fru2013 12y ago
It doesn't stop there. How about high-def video feeds of the entire planet via satellite? With heat tracking/infrared? Combine that with smart tracking software and NSA-level eavesdropping and there would be no escape. Personally,
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by fru2013 12y ago
Perhaps another 10 years from now, rogue AI will be the primary opponent, making the pro hackers of today look like the script kiddies.
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by fru2013 12y ago
I certainly hope I will not be convicted of a felony for clicking on a screenshot.
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by fru2013 12y ago
I found the snake game pretty much unplayable with the mouse/touchpad. I'd strongly recommend adding keyboard support.
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by fru2013 12y ago
Please share.
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by fru2013 12y ago
Amazon's compensation is not much different than other tech firms in seattle (at least according to glassdoor).
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by fru2013 12y ago
>The insurance becomes invalidated and so neither the driver nor the passenger are covered. It seems like this is the true crux of the problem. Would the costs of commercial auto insurance be prohibitively expensive? Perhaps Uber could g
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by fru2013 12y ago
This is true, but even if the NSA were not a problem we should move to that architecture anyway.
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by fru2013 12y ago
>Religious diets are not voluntary, but choice of religion is voluntary. Care to elaborate on this? Perhaps I am misunderstanding, but I cannot see how a religious diet is not voluntary. Surely someone on a religious diet could eat certa
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by fru2013 12y ago
>No opsec gonna save you from that. Unless you anonymously rent the server and it contains no information on it that could trace back to you.
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by fru2013 12y ago
>They find the server... I doubt you could host a large scale operation on a single server. Given the volume that SR1 && SR2 received, you would need more servers at some point. At that point you either need to hit up craigslist
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by fru2013 12y ago
>Will multiple datacenters allow you to continue setting up new accounts using nothing but bitcoin? I don't see how they could stop you. None of the btc hosting sites I've seen ask for real ID (passport, drivers license, etc..)
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by fru2013 12y ago
>You can't rent a server from a datacenter using bitcoin Why not? A google search for this reveals several companies who offer this.
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by fru2013 12y ago
Is it just me or does this seem like a waste of time? I can't remember the last time I saw someone on a plane without a laptop/tablet/smartphone/ipod. I wish Apple would partner with Southwest to put a couple usb outlets
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by fru2013 12y ago
And being able to resize the console window...
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by fru2013 12y ago
The nginx conf for the .49 server[1] has a bug. The location entries are exclusive[2]. [1] http://krebsonsecurity.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/10/70-6.p... [2] http://nginx.org/en/doc
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by fru2013 12y ago
Likely a technical misunderstanding by the author. It is possible for an ISP to detect tor traffic[1], but not determine the contents of the traffic. My guess is that the author is not aware of this. http://www.netresec.com/

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