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   by hackbinary 10y ago

   list, a DOS text file browser by Vernon D. Buerg. Anyone know where I can get a copy?
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   by hackbinary 10y ago

   > So every iOS or Android device which pops up on our Windows DHCP/DNS needs a CAL Only if you have Device CALs. If you are using User CALs then each user is licensed for as many devices as they/you want. We have good sales co
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   by hackbinary 10y ago

   I thought biggest improvement to the MS website, MSDN and technet included, would be simply to disable the incessant demands for feedback on the webpage or surveys. Would you like to take a short 25 minute survey? You visited this site 25,
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   by hackbinary 10y ago

   I set up a small Proxmox cluster, but this statement on their website seems to be misleading: "Proxmox VE is a complete open source server virtualization management software." On our test cluster, it continously prompts for a lic
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   by hackbinary 10y ago

   I had some friends in high school, and during my first couple of year in college who where in the BBS scene who started experimenting with heroin. They started smoking heroin because it was cheaper than pot, and they started smoking pot be
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   by hackbinary 10y ago

   Healthcare is actually a macro economic question. The private American system is much worse, and more expensive than the British public, universal system which is free at the point of delivery for everyone. Americans spend 17.9% of their
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   by hackbinary 10y ago

   Euthanasing animals in India, or at least some parts, is illegal because they believe they can not kill animals, therefore many, if not most animals in India die terrible deaths in old age. I am not confident that chickens, goats, nor many
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   by hackbinary 10y ago

   Seriously? I think people in the west generally care more about animal welfare than in the far east. The UK has the highest animal welfare standards in the world. Sure there are people, farmers and pet keepers that do not obey the law, b
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   by hackbinary 10y ago

   As interesting as this is, the author should make it clearer on his main landing page that his site is not affiliated with Google. http://www.gearthblog.com/about > This blog is not officially affiliated with Google. Goo
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    by hackbinary 10y ago

    Maybe the author is just out by an order of magnitude? Maybe it should be 10,000 words?
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    by hackbinary 10y ago

    I was going to get a Nest, but now I'm having serious second thoughts.
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    by hackbinary 11y ago

    No, these are all degrees of the same thing, concealment. That is the point of camouflage. There are two main strands to camouflage: 1. prevention of detection (crypsis), 2. look like something else (mimicry). https://en.
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    by hackbinary 11y ago

    I'm sorry, but you're statement is contradictory: a.) Dazzle wasn't intended to hide the ship b.) make it difficult to ascertain it's [sic] class, speed and heading Hide = hard to find Difficult = hard
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    by hackbinary 11y ago

    I'm not sure why blocky camo seems so revolutionary. It was proven highly effective in WWI by both the American and British. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dazzle_camouflage
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    by hackbinary 11y ago

    I took it to mean the Oracle's support was lessor than that of Postgres', despite paying a fee for it up front.
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    by hackbinary 11y ago

    But GWB was from a 'Good' family of the American aristocracy. (Yes I know the USA is technically a 'classless' society and does not have an upperclass in law (de jure), but it does have an upper class in practice (de fa
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    by hackbinary 11y ago

    Won't buy IBM/Lenovo stuff ever again. It was too late to stop the purchase of our new VMware cluster and SAN last year, but this year we will not buy replacement IBM/Lenovo backup storage servers. Roughly £20,000 which is
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    by hackbinary 11y ago

    I wonder how many 'security' holes and exploits are in this original version of Unix.
19. 289.▲
    by hackbinary 11y ago

    Well, ipfs sounds interesting. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/InterPlanetary_File_System
20. 290.▲
    by hackbinary 11y ago

    Have you read a modest proposal by J Swift. Satire at its best! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A_Modest_Proposal
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    by hackbinary 11y ago

    I prefer QGIS and PostGIS. Sorry.
22. 292.▲
    by hackbinary 11y ago

    Why should the 'workers' pay higher taxes, and the 'company' pay lower taxes? What makes that a morally just argument?
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    by hackbinary 11y ago

    Is this not what we call "the race to the bottom"?
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    by hackbinary 11y ago

    I thought this technology would use the MAC address and SSID, but not the IP address because surely most access points have WPA enabled by default now? And that these find-my-phone apps use data from the phones GPS and 802.11 wireless to b
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    by hackbinary 11y ago

    Because Stanford has a silent proxy picking up SMTP traffic, and running it through their security system. http://serverfault.com/questions/382329/routing-smtp-and-pop...
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    by hackbinary 11y ago

    From the BBC source program: http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b06z1zdt "Hopefully make it [polio] the second decease ever, after Smallpox, to be completely eradicated" Wrong, it would be the third decease eve
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    by hackbinary 11y ago

    Most of the dust inside computers is trapped from the surrounding environment, and not coming from the equipment itself. Therefore most dust from inside domestic and office based equipment is dead skin. That being said there will be trace
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    by hackbinary 11y ago

    >> I've noticed a scary involuntary alliance of journalism with what you might call the US-style conservatives I thought that this 'alliance' was called ownership. Rupert Murdoch et al whose political agenda is less g
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    by hackbinary 11y ago

    In other words, academic research is a punt in the dark. Much of it will not yield all that much, but some of it will. It is kind of similar to what YC and VC's do: give a little bit of funding to a small number of businesses, but ho
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    by hackbinary 11y ago

    Some would say that we should divide universities up into more separate institutions for Arts, Philosophy, Fine Arts, Natural Sciences, Applied Science, Math, Social Sciences, Business, Law, Medicine (or is that a Science?) and others, but