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by grhino 17y ago
I'm curious about the entry "March 23, Manassas, VA". Did somebody from the FBI wonder why the case hadn't been closed yet?
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by grhino 17y ago
He's letting the report speak for itself. However, to save time, here's the URL to the New York Times article about what Aaron was doing http://www.nytimes.com/2009/02/13/us/13records.html?ref=tech...
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by grhino 17y ago
The organisms currently composed of organic nanobots (cells) are a beautiful, complicated mess. It'll be some feat to augment that mess in the ways he predicts and as quickly as he predicts. A human is like a giant software package that's b
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by grhino 18y ago
Yeah, it's tough to filter out anything insightful from these kind of arguments. Pessimists and optimists have said the same things about the next generations over and over again. Skip the silly arguments with just anecdotal evidence and pe
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by grhino 18y ago
While this is a good demonstration of a phishing, it's not very technically challenging. Approaches to preventing phishing attacks relies on SSL certificates, phishing filters, and browsers making it hard for inexperienced users to make sil
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by grhino 18y ago
Agreed. Let me know if I got this straight, Markdown doesn't have it's own HTML sanitation mechanism, so Stack Overflow is rolling their own general HTML sanitation solution? Why use Markdown in the first place? Is this a time when Markdown
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by grhino 18y ago
Can you obtain the ability to create something without actually creating it? I think you can.
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by grhino 18y ago
Without authentication, it could be your cash-starved ISP, or the government, which is generating a self-signed certificate.
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by grhino 18y ago
What's encryption without authentication? Encryption ensures that only the entity you are sending the message to can read it. If you can't be sure of the entity you are sending the message to, then what's the point of encrypting it in the f
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by grhino 18y ago
Anybody else have a problem with the fact that visitors will blame their computer or their ISP first before the website that returned the 404 error? My personal experience is that if users are confused about what system to blame, they blame
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by grhino 18y ago
"You could try to avoid cutting leisure altogether...". It's an admirable ambition to cut out distractions and focus only on being productive, but leisure is for relaxing the mind. Even if you don't plan for leisure, you're gonna engage it
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by grhino 18y ago
Groovy is a great addition to the Java developer's toolset for the same reasons why this guy loves Python. I tried Jython, Beanshell, and Javascript, but Groovy is making it fun for me to program again.
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by grhino 18y ago
Amazon music store is a little Anti-Web. It requires the user to download and install their "MP3 downloader" if they want to purchase albums. Why isn't Amazon's "MP3 downloader" completely optional?