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by gt565k 13y ago
I'm not sure where you got that list form, but GTRI does a lot of DoD contract work and probably has quite a large range of addresses it can use.
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by gt565k 13y ago
No I cannot, because this individual stated that "a 3 letter federal agency" operates the node. Thus never really saying it was the NSA. Given the recent news though, one can only guess it was the NSA. Is it really that hard to be
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by gt565k 13y ago
The NSA operates a Tor exit node at Georgia Tech, and likely at other research institutes and universities. The fact of the matter is, people who use Tor are the ones trying to hide from the government, and it only makes sense for the NSA t
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by gt565k 13y ago
Hah! Great find. When I took a technical communication course, we explicitly talked about the ethical implications of misleading the audience by manipulating information and the perception of information. Needless to say, the authors did a
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by gt565k 13y ago
Why not use that 2 hour commute to learn a new language? Pop in some audio of sentences, grammar, and vocab words. I'm sure you can find plenty of audio resources for new languages online, and start learning! Everyone is so set on coding fo
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by gt565k 13y ago
It usually ranks top 10 in CS for undergrad. It might be in top 5 for graduate school. The robotics lab at GT's College of Computing is insane.
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by gt565k 14y ago
seems like an easy fix, I would expect that to be available soon.
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by gt565k 14y ago
Nope nope nope. I'm sorry but you are wrong here. Diablo 2, while it had online realms where you could bring your single player character, most people chose to play on the battle.net realms where all character info was stored online. The se
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by gt565k 14y ago
I'm just saying. Plus, I still don't understand why people care about light bulbs saving energy. The majority of electricity consumed in a houses and apartments comes from the AC unit, refrigerators, heaters, TVs, and computers. Implying th
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by gt565k 14y ago
Hah... the light bulbs today are the biggest scam ever. Light bulbs made 100 years ago are still working today, because the materials used, more precisely, the filament, was made out of a lot more durable materials. However, companies quick
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by gt565k 14y ago
I bet no one locks those closets. I know for a fact there are a few comm closets with actual servers controlling the PLC of the building at my university that are often left unlocked, door wide open. No one gives a crap at these institutes.