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by fsckin 13y ago
Why not use DeadDrop[0] for leads/sources? The New Yorker[1] seems to be the only notable publication using it. PJ has shutdown before, I'm sure she'll be back again. [0] https://github.com/deaddrop/dead
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by fsckin 13y ago
For a long while I thought FIFA wasn't a 'big' game at all, not worth my time. Turns out I was pretty wrong. If not already, FIFA is close to a billion dollar per year franchise. "For this first game EA had to go witho
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by fsckin 13y ago
They said (as I recall) the cadence how you say it when calibrating is the way it expects you to say it in the future.
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by fsckin 13y ago
Single tasking is the new multitasking.
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by fsckin 13y ago
Thanks for the perspective, an interesting one at that. You need to talk with an attorney familiar with immigration and tax issues. If you walk in, they will usually listen for 15-30 minutes free of charge (at least in the USA, lol) befor
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by fsckin 13y ago
The opposite of pump and dump is "short and distort"[0]. [0] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Short_and_distort
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by fsckin 13y ago
You're worried about family tree data? Births, marriages, deaths, etc are all public information. This data should be free and open instead of behind pay walls or locked away in a records office or library. Google combinations of yo
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by fsckin 13y ago
This is where 'social engineering' comes in super duper handy. 'Interview' them for a 'publication' and pepper them with fluff as well as the questions you really want to ask.
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by fsckin 13y ago
The demo [0] is pretty impressive. Photo sites like Instagram and 500px give a fixed ratio, while flikr does nothing quite appealing as this. Nice work. [0] http://www.chromatic.io/FQrLQsb
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by fsckin 13y ago
The tenuous connections made in the 'drugs fund terrorism' PSAs a decade ago make so much sense now. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AVQnbNspHsk http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bFLFihL6JNk http:&#x
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by fsckin 13y ago
I can't find this one, but there are similar papers floating around. Social Bias in Online Product Ratings: A Quasi-Experimental Analysis: http://misrc.umn.edu/wise/papers/4b-2.pdf Social Bias in Online Produ
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by fsckin 13y ago
I'm pretty sure Intel gives Apple a huge discount vs. the retail prices that AnandTech posted. Is it newsworthy that Mac Pros will be expensive? They have always been >$1000 more expensive than a comparable PC. People who care ab
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by fsckin 13y ago
In Texas, companies give away Nests [0][1] to lure customers, thanks to the deregulated market. Competition is so healthy, they are even trying to capture 'green' customers who use less. [0] http://www.greenmountain.co
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by fsckin 13y ago
If you read the article, you would know the answer. "A hundred years ago, if you were lucky enough to own a car then you probably knew how to fix it. People could at least change the oil, change the tyres, or even give the engine a tun
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by fsckin 13y ago
Macy's with 5 shoppers is nothing. If you want to see how bad it can get, check out DeadMalls[0], where they classify and document malls that are already dead or otherwise dying. Rackspace just moved their HQ into one of these dead ma
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by fsckin 13y ago
Just add the following: "Granting the account is considered acceptance of the terms."
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Anyone who calls their project "Library_Name for Humans" has big shoes to fill. Looking at the examples, it appears to be exactly that.
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by fsckin 13y ago
Why isn't Yelp really making an effort to capture the market in other countries? There are many [0] "Yelp for Country X" clones out there. Billions of people outside the USA want to find food, attractions, shopping, etc.
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by fsckin 13y ago
If you've got a dozen open PuTTY windows, you should really look at SecureCRT. Tabbed sessions, tiling, configurable keyboard/mouse shortcuts, password encryption/automatic session login and best of all, scripting support fo
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by fsckin 13y ago
It's an inset picture and link[0]. They collect quite a bit of data[1] (that you can ask for[2]). "Astronomers at the Wilcox Solar Observatory (WSO) monitor the sun's global magnetic field on a daily basis." [0] http:
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by fsckin 13y ago
She effectively has a lifelong term.
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114,000 '200 OK' responses = 41 months in prison.
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This is what I thought of. Incredible stunts.
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Site is really slow, failed to load a few times for me. Mirror: http://blog.gtvhacker.com.nyud.net/2013/chromecast-exploitin...
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by fsckin 13y ago
You know what? There is no easter bunny!
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by fsckin 13y ago
It flagged my favorite fake email that does have valid A record, but no MX record 'example@example.com' as invalid. The email spec allows for missing MX records, it should fallback to use the A record to deliver instead. Hopefully
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It's a little bit more than a regex. From the documentation[0]: Given an arbitrary address, we will validate the address based on: Syntax checks (RFC defined grammar) DNS validation Spell checks Email Service Provider (ESP) speci
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by fsckin 13y ago
Yes, exactly.
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by fsckin 13y ago
I think you're right. Latency is very disorientating. Here's how I would do it: The craft has two wide angle cameras. The Oculus viewer is at the center of a sphere in 3D space. Project the video feed onto the inside of the sph
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by fsckin 13y ago
I've bought the (cheaper? uglier?) cousin of the 2270, the HL-2170W. It's a fantastic printer with a 'good enough' web UI for configuration. Works for months without grief. Have an upvote for brother love. Edit: Cu

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