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9y ago
Without the labour movement we'd have Triangle Shirtwaist fires and Ludlow massacres every week. I don't blame you for not knowing that, because our educational system is designed to produce obedient workers, not class agitators.
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The whole reason we need bitcoin is to circumvent these unjust and immoral laws. If the united states wants to maintain the predominance of the US Dollar as a medium of exchange and a reserve currency, the best thing it could do is repeal t
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9y ago
The proper outbound firewall configuration would be default-deny with outbound connections allowed only to the hosts required. That way Antminer would have to somehow take over an IP address that was already whitelisted and run their auth s
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9y ago
Standard inbound firewall rules will not protect against this because the Antminer makes outbound connections. What kind of idiot doesn't have outbound firewall rules, particularly on their production mining network?
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9y ago
Someone in the comments pointed out that Youtube's new structure is designed so that only famous people can make money. I have no idea whether this is true, but it would fit it with the constant drumbeat of threats, pressure and lawsui
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EEVblog's new YouTube channel inexplicably banned
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10y ago
Any device without the secure enclave hardware is unsafe to use, so no great loss there.
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10y ago
Why can't I DDoS an arbitrary host using nothing but twitter accounts?
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10y ago
Fuck the Journal then. Above everything else, I will never reward their bad behavior by paying them money.
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10y ago
I think there's a political party for you: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K8vC0h7bzQk
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10y ago
Is it fair to call the product unsafe? It's industrial production equipment. I think if a person chooses to operate one in their own dwelling, it's on them to take increased safety measures.
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10y ago
I like this idea. Maybe we should limit governments to a population of N citizens for the same reasons.
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10y ago
Digging a well: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RuzDyFquyqw
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10y ago
For what purposes are you allowed or prohibited to access user location data? Which external firm is auditing the access to user location data? Where are the public reports of these audits?
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10y ago
It's hard to develop a clear impression of what Donald Trump's position really is from that interview. He wants to sound like a hard liner who will be tough on muslim immigrants, but he also won't allow himself to be cornered
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10y ago
I still want the dumps for myself, so I can determine if any of my accounts are compromised. I understand why it's not possible to distribute these dumps, but for the same reason, I'm not going to search someone else's databa
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10y ago
Sounds like a case of 'already behind the airtight hatch'. If you have administrative privileges to install an OS upgrade then you have administrative privileges to disable filesystem encryption. On the other hand, if MS pushes th
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10y ago
Scroll bar styling is a wrong feature and shouldn't be done by any method. The scroll bar is a part of the browser's UI and should look the same as the rest of the browser all the time, on every web page.
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10y ago
Maybe that's why he's fired.
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10y ago
While true that they are fairly precise instruments, they were not always built with insensitive explosives and other physical failsafes against accidental detonation. I believe some models could produce a significant amount of fission just
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10y ago
Norton probably blacklisted HN for this comment because it infringes on their intellectual property, not merely because it is potentially destructive code. In other words, it duplicates the functionality of some of their products and they d
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10y ago
The Soviet healthcare system suffered from underinvestment due to their command economy's focus on heavy industry and military production. The problem in the United States is the exact opposite: unproductive overinvestment due to the p
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10y ago
I bet the EULA for the firewall's software says you can return it for a full refund if you don't agree to its terms.
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10y ago
Thanks for chiming in.
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10y ago
It has zero measurable impact because anyone who counts will make sure their social media profile is either sterile or doesn't exist. Only an idiot would be a member of ISIS or Al Queda on Facebook.
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10y ago
Is this idea patented? It might be a trap.
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10y ago
Hosted by Gitlab.
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10y ago
Earlier this week I had a family member get spooked by a web site with a fake blue screen tech support scam, the one where they tell you your computer has dire issues and you must pay them $300 to fix it. The page was taken down as of yeste
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10y ago
Don't think of it as publicity, think of it as threat intelligence.
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10y ago
There isn't even a difference between $60k and $120k, from the employer's frame of reference. That's not even real money. The tens of millions are going to the top managers, VCs, and shareholders, who leave the people that ac
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