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by glaucon 6y ago
Really ?, not ever ?
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by glaucon 6y ago
What is a "blub issue". I tried a slang dictionary but couldn't find anything. Thanks.
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by glaucon 6y ago
Having just reviewed the 'Major Incidents' section of https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Data_breach I can see my perception of this stuff is badly skewed, I just happen to be interested in S3 so I pay attention
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by glaucon 6y ago
|Most security breaches (including ransomware events) are insider attacks I'm interested in this suggestion, do you have any data ? The breaches that I recall most vividly (and I appreciate that confirmation bias is at play here) invol
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by glaucon 6y ago
You certainly seem to have had reasons to be concerned but suggesting that a piece of software is inherently vulnerable because it's written in PHP has no basis in fact.
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by glaucon 6y ago
Difficult to be sure this is authentic but if so this is just the icing on the cake ... https://old.reddit.com/r/whiteHatSr/comments/jghwoc/okay_so_...
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by glaucon 6y ago
Always amusing to watch corporations utterly ignore the significance of the Streisand effect.
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by glaucon 6y ago
It's implied in the article that the DMCA behaviour began after WhiteHat Jr was acquired by Byju, described as an ed-tech giant.
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by glaucon 6y ago
No love for Thiel or the mechanism by which he gained a NZ residency visa but the reality is the property in question is a sheep farm 3/4 of a square mile in size beside a pretty lake. That article spends an inordinately long time spec
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by glaucon 6y ago
Gee, LA county has 100 million people in it ? Who knew ...
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by glaucon 6y ago
Surely "A Bit Short" would be a better fit ? (Not quite sure that idiom works in US English so maybe only for some markets ;-)
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by glaucon 6y ago
Not being sarcastic but how would LIDAR help here ? Maybe .... before acting on a Stop sign sensed by the cameras the control system would confirm, via LIDAR, there is a post with a plate mounted on it in a position which corresponds to whe
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by glaucon 6y ago
> Fewer seatbelts Oh yeah that's totally my response to a quiet road, "hey kids, not much traffic, pop those boring old belts". Come to that how much of the USA actually allows people to not wear belts ? Surely not much ?
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by glaucon 6y ago
> Although self-driving is a hard problem, automatically determining that the car may have had an accident and alerting humans in your control center is a much easier problem I have a sneaky feeling that detecting whether a driverless ca
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by glaucon 6y ago
Pretty dubious about those in this thread running the "Oh, goodness those poor banks having to enforce these laws ... how does anyone expect them to do that ?". A fundamental skill of banks is assessing risk and reacting to it, I
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by glaucon 6y ago
I'm hesitant to undermine the substance of the report but when it's mentioned "Six out of 10 respondents in Texas could not name a single concentration camp or ghetto" my first thought was to ask what other facts might w
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by glaucon 6y ago
Also in NZ and as you say lots of results but almost entirely related to the Russian social network 'vk'. Using mojeek, as suggested upthread, gives a much more diverse set of results. Which leaves the question why does NZ get a d
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by glaucon 6y ago
Totally, unless they're doing time it's just a business expense.
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by glaucon 6y ago
To a non-USAian such as myself it's just so marvellous that a case involving, a sort of, corruption has the resulting penalty affected by a "plea bargain". "Plea bargains", a strange mixture of government approved g
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by glaucon 6y ago
Certainly from my experience in the cities of New Zealand its as good as Google maps and in some respects superior. I just assumed it would be like that in Taiwan and so when I read about the Google bill I was thinking "shame they didn
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by glaucon 6y ago
If I was Amazon I wouldn't be selling purchase history to Google. Why would I ? I have no need of the money and Google is one of the few entities that present a visible threat to my well being.
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by glaucon 6y ago
The link to airlinegeeks.com is seting off a number of av warnings for me.
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by glaucon 6y ago
Well spotted, thank you.
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by glaucon 6y ago
I don't know if you meant this literally but I couldn't find any mention of price ( just the "contact for trial" language which usually translates as "a lot"). Did you find any explicit mention of pricing ?
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by glaucon 8y ago
Could someone explain to me what this is used for ? I know what Mechanical Turk is. I know what "annotation" is (and I'm proud of it) but beyond that I don't understand what this is useful for. Thanks.
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by glaucon 14y ago
Best wishes to you but I just want to reiterate what larrys says. Your home page could really do with a one-sentence description of what makes you different from adsense (and saying "Effortlessly serve the best ads" doesn't count - that's j
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by glaucon 14y ago
That's a nice example. I'm interested in PyQt but never used so it's good to see an example. Others might find the source interesting at : https://github.com/halitalptekin/Araci#readme For my own purposes (to understand the source and the
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by glaucon 15y ago
It might not have any impact on the outcome of the case but getting his stuff back must be a welcome boost to his morale. Meanwhile the procedural error underlines a feeling current amongst some kiwis that the NZ Govt were so busy doing the
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by glaucon 16y ago
Well as you describe yourself as a noob I'll say this. Take a good look at Google App Engine before committing to it. Maybe read this too http://www-cs-students.stanford.edu/~silver/gae.html . I'm sure it works for some people but I would
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by glaucon 16y ago
Better still read the last paragraph first .... you may save yourself five minutes of reading. I'm at a complete loss as to why this artice is on the front page - to say that I didn't learn much from it is an understatement of some magnitud

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