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631.
by gnu8 13y ago
Nothing too fancy, just strategically placed explosive charges to break up the vehicle to stop it from traveling further down range and disperse the propellant to reduce the size of the explosion.
632.
by gnu8 13y ago
I hope they are asking for sanctions in addition to quashing the subpoena. Whoever wrote this subpoena is not only ignorant but has a massive attitude problem, for which some jail time would be therapeutic.
633.
by gnu8 13y ago
I guess iPhone 5c users can go ahead and eat shit then?
634.
by gnu8 13y ago
I think you're conflating firewalls and NAT. The idea of "internal" and "external" networks still apply in a non-NAT environment but what takes some getting used to is that with full end-to-end connectivity, you&#x2
635.
by gnu8 13y ago
If it had checkboxes for all of the social networks, free email providers, and so on it would go a long way toward setting up false identities. If it could comb death certificates for names and demographic data rather than randomly generati
636.
by gnu8 13y ago
We could get around that issue by having a dedicated program for looking at the pictures. We will develop a networked software delivery system that people will use to install this program quickly and easily.
637.
by gnu8 13y ago
And if the customer is too busy to visit the physical store, or just doesn't feel like it, Amazon could put the pictures of all of the products they have on a web site, and simply mail the customers their selections.
638.
by gnu8 13y ago
There's no excuse for underpaying employees because of their location or the color of their skin. The proper salary for an oracle employee is probably several million dollars per year, based on their sales, but most of it is stolen by
639.
by gnu8 13y ago
My team normally all leaves the office to go eat as a group in the dining room at noon every day. I wouldn't have it any other way.
640.
by gnu8 13y ago
The legal implications of jamming are that it is illegal. You would be better off clipping the wires to the GPS antenna, or if it is a separate component, disconnecting and removing the GPS module entirely. It was actually very easy to disa
641.
by gnu8 13y ago
This guy should be indicted immediately, as an accessory to all of the crimes he knows about and hasn't reported.
642.
by gnu8 13y ago
It's not really hyperlinking that fails, but the fact that web sites (the ones that don't disappear without a trace that is) don't maintain their structure over time. Many don't even attempt to provide meaningful forward
643.
by gnu8 13y ago
Just lick your thumb and put it right on the glass.
644.
by gnu8 13y ago
I think you are the Googler who was harassed, based on your distorted justification for Digital Ocean's unethical behavior and the fact that you don't see it as unethical. Here's a major reason why Digital Ocean was unethical
645.
by gnu8 13y ago
For two weeks pay, I would not agree to anything. For two years pay, I would consider it. I think you have it exactly right, this is an opportunity to counter-offer. Find out how many months of salary the non-disparagment clause is worth
646.
by gnu8 13y ago
Is there a way we can choke companies like Apira by making a concerted distributed effort to disrupt the referral programs they exploit (either by reporting them or by feeding them false referrals somehow)?
647.
by gnu8 13y ago
Quora should come up with a tab closer to make it easier to bail out when you discover you have accidentally followed a Quora link.
648.
by gnu8 13y ago
I felt like the media did a decent job of portraying the event as a robbery. But that's probably a result of my choices in what news outlets I use.
649.
by gnu8 13y ago
The real reason may be that Google wants to use the images itself. It sure would make things easy if they could force their merchants to provide definitive and reusable images for all products ever, particularly to compete with Amazon.
650.
by gnu8 13y ago
If I recall correctly, Linus refused to make this change in Linux, denouncing it as paranoia. My fear is that the extra complexity adds additional opportunity for a back door to be inserted. However, software can be audited, the hardware ca
651.
by gnu8 13y ago
I'd like to think a lot of Nazi death camp workers are regular Germans who are also concerned about the mass executions. I mean, most aren't decision makers, and wouldn't have a full picture of the entire system.
652.
by gnu8 13y ago
The word terrorism is reserved for actions not approved by our government. Please don't dilute its meaning by using it for a customer insisting on a refund.
653.
by gnu8 13y ago
I would buy one of those instantly, regardless of what weird ass CPU architecture or interpretation of Unix was involved.
654.
by gnu8 13y ago
Can the DHS be held in contempt of court for directly interfering with a witness?
655.
by gnu8 13y ago
There should be a database of these bounty programs that can tell you if a company pays or not, sort of like a credit bureau.
656.
by gnu8 13y ago
If you aren't paying or updating your list of contributors, then I will just email Full-Disclosure, which also doesn't pay but functions as a permanent record of those who meaningfully contribute to security.
657.
by gnu8 13y ago
I tried to scroll but I didn't see anything that told what the fucking thing is within 1.5 seconds.
658.
by gnu8 13y ago
I emailed the site owner, Hunter Moore, and asked him to take down the photo in accordance with the Digital Millennium Copyright Act. He refused. Would it be to much trouble for these people to learn how to use the DMCA properly? Obviousl
659.
by gnu8 13y ago
I hereby fine Société Générale 8,000 bitcoins for violating the American constitution (never mind jurisdiction since they don't care for it either), notice duly served by posting this comment in a public forum and witnessed by whoever
660.
by gnu8 13y ago
You're calling that a company now? Where the fuck are my options?

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