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by ipsin 11y ago
Isn't this also one of the goals of bunnie's novena? http://www.bunniestudios.com/blog/?tag=novena Something built from the ground up, where you can build and (with inspection) trust every part of it.
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by ipsin 11y ago
"Job seekers, who must have a college degree in any discipline..." I think it's a mistake to ignore candidates with a proven track record but no college degree.
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by ipsin 11y ago
If you know a company is legally obligated to pay up to $x, and that they have $x, you can offer to pay $x/1.1 in collusion/partnership with the bug-seller, for a share of the proceeds. You can outlaw the collusion, but setting u
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by ipsin 11y ago
What, exactly, are you looking for? Clinical trials of torture? I'm willing to grant that torture will get you some mix of true and false utterances, and then I'd very much like to get into the immorality of torture.
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by ipsin 11y ago
I'll be interested to see what a gross abuse of power gets you, in terms of sentencing.
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by ipsin 11y ago
Does analyzing this actually require joining in large data sets -- that is, larger than will fit on a single machine? I'd always assumed that the records involved weren't very large, but I don't know much about the problem sp
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by ipsin 11y ago
I'm sort of curious how you set up "and then the moon explodes". Is this the sort of event that has a theoretical foundation in astronomy or physics?
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by ipsin 11y ago
Because of the hashtag? The duck boats are the "where", and I don't think mentioning them requires or proves an agenda.
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by ipsin 11y ago
Look to the nav bar at the top of the page. The source file is (purportedly) a PDF and there's a download button.
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by ipsin 11y ago
You might say it's indistinguishable in a theoretical sense, but how are you planning on accessing this random sequence of characters? Using software? Why are you in possession of random data on a hard drive? A prosecutor will be happ
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by ipsin 11y ago
The USA Today headline was "NSA Data Collection Ended". I don't even know what to do with something so far from the truth.
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by ipsin 11y ago
Doesn't logging into an email account with stolen credentials, even a "QA team account" cross a line? I understand that spyware makers are not good people, but that doesn't obviate the laws against this sort of thing.
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by ipsin 11y ago
Since the EFF is "neutral" towards the "FREEDOM Act", why should they be giving him props? Then again, I'm still dumbfounded that the EFF is taking a neutral stance on this act. It really, really looks like a troja
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by ipsin 11y ago
The shame for me is that I occasionally used the "with distinction" grading to push myself where I might otherwise think I've done a "good enough" job understanding the content. It really helped push me over the li
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by ipsin 11y ago
Looking at the picture immediately makes me think of it as an oversized crown or tiara you're supposed to wear on your head. Sort of a "Glass 3.0". The "Camera Crown" is an entirely impractical idea of course (that
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by ipsin 11y ago
Unfortunately I get a page with no scrollbar, and I can't seem to scroll in Google Chrome 42.0.2311.135 (Linux).
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by ipsin 11y ago
It's a vacation home that looks fairly secluded, has big windows and nice furniture. Am I just too paranoid? This seems like the sort of thing that's due for an inevitable burglary. That's one attraction to me of the cargo
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by ipsin 11y ago
I am inclined to disbelieve you. I could agree that tech writing in general doesn't pay well, but this is an author who has sold over 150,000 physical copies, in addition to whatever virtual sales (like mine) he's had. Even if hi
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by ipsin 12y ago
For me, the one compelling thing about CyanogenMod -- the only thing keeping me on the platform -- is the ability to control app permissions. Google looked like it was going in that direction with the "App Ops" control, but that&
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by ipsin 12y ago
The use of Stingrays (IMSI catchers) and the DEA's collection of international phone records for almost 20 years are more examples of how any power given to law enforcement or the Federal government will be abused, and that abuse will
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by ipsin 12y ago
All these new TLDs honestly just look like ".info" to me. That is, super-scammy and fake-seeming. If I want to go to Canon's website, I will search for "Canon" or try canon.com. I'm not going to think "Of
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by ipsin 12y ago
What worked well for me was to tell the caller that I wanted to call them back for security reasons, and write down the number. Searching for that phone number will (if it's legit) likely point to a contact page on the bank's webs
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by ipsin 12y ago
I didn't know much about USB PIDs, but I expect that with 64k available on one VID, they'll go pretty quickly. Are there any attempts to expand the id space as part of the standard?
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by ipsin 12y ago
Thanks, I had missed any links to the indictment in the original story, but it's definitely a worthwhile read. After knowing the background, I don't actually mind the redaction of those details from the evidence in Ulbricht's
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by ipsin 12y ago
That hadn't even occurred to me. Is that something that prosecutors can even do? It seems legally and ethically suspect, but prosecutors seem to be unaccountable when it comes to that sort of tactic. I can imagine the prosecutors pre
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by ipsin 12y ago
It will be interesting to see how they allegedly got the bitcoins, since I expect that will come out in the indictment and trial.
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by ipsin 12y ago
I'm seeing the same thing in Firefox/Win7. In Chrome, all the content is missing, except for the fixed-width text.
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by ipsin 12y ago
There's also a new contest for Underhanded Crypto -- https://underhandedcrypto.com -- that just finished what I think was its first year, though I know the Underhanded C competition has a longer history.
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by ipsin 12y ago
It's two Senators and one House Representative, but I agree that spreading the word (especially starting with your own representatives in Congress) is a good idea.
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by ipsin 12y ago
Searching for a common string ("and bloggers made good content as you did") shows about 400k results. What's the payload here? So what's the payoff here? Based on the text it looks like IE malware, but it could be site

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