ivanca

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by ivanca 13y ago
Ok I see your point; but I want to add that one of the reasons your old account has spam is because you don't use it; I don't know what algorithm they are using but it certainly relies on usability data; I don't know exactly
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by ivanca 13y ago
An attack that relies on the possibility of being able to send millions of emails without being detected as spam; so it is unlikely to succeed.
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by ivanca 13y ago
Money can make people do things they are 'not known for', and I'm talking about completely made-up crimes because for them it's way smarter: 1) Avoid tarnishing the public view of their media company where PR is very imp
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by ivanca 13y ago
Nope; still the same filtering; they are not going to cache things detected as SPAM; so an attacker would have to fool the anti-spam algorithm first... good luck with that!
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by ivanca 13y ago
Is extremely wrong that a system trying to impose justice put its suspects under psychological abuse before trial, making them hate society, and therefore increasing the possibility of actually becoming criminals.
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by ivanca 13y ago
In this world where the USA government throws billions of dollars to spy its own citizens and foreigners it wouldn't be one bit surprising if we discover media companies are spending millions of dollars trying to create false accusatio
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by ivanca 13y ago
Of course; otherwise he would be punishing himself for his efficiency.
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by ivanca 13y ago
That's already the case; they see who posted the image first and it scores "SEO points" for that.
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by ivanca 13y ago
Link-bait; It should say "Google Adwords" not "Google".
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by ivanca 13y ago
It's an API; meaning you can integrate it with anything including fingerprint devices.
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by ivanca 13y ago
I don't aggre on programming not helping the very poor people, just as some examples: Just scrapping a website that contains all the free charities in my area to put it in a single page to print. Getting little jobs on freelancer-progr
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by ivanca 13y ago
Point is, you got robbed and didn't go to court for it.
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by ivanca 13y ago
Of course, it's just fine if we all get kidnapped (or raped, whatever punishment seems fair by them) by the government if we someday fit in the ever-changing definition of "criminal" and "terrorists". And it's
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by ivanca 13y ago
Bullshit; it would be like pretending that tires shouldn't have been created because someday those could be used on war jeeps. It's not possible to predict the uses of one's work and therefor is impossible to comprehend its e
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by ivanca 13y ago
When you are the victim may be the only exception; police everywhere is "overly-selfish" in the sense that they score by getting criminals; meaning anyone perceived as such by most judging figures.
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by ivanca 13y ago
That's an emergency, one of the few times when you should say enough for them to be able to execute an immediate action; specially if you care about such action being performed. Further unrelated questioning should be avoided under the
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by ivanca 13y ago
Remember people, don't talk with the police: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6wXkI4t7nuc
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by ivanca 13y ago
In internet we are just as (non?) believable; don't mind the domain name.
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by ivanca 13y ago
I don't know man; those snowflakes seem gpu accelerated to me.
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by ivanca 13y ago
Digital currencies will eventually be the only kind of currency there are; "plastic money" (AKA credit cards) were created to ease the handling of personal and business finances; digital currencies are one step further, were we do
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by ivanca 13y ago
Schools without internet access; unfortunately those are still millions.
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by ivanca 13y ago
That is false, is just laziness (and sometimes comfortability or mediocrity) the causes of our idleness against corruption but we can do a lot; but we have to try! Just in Paraguay many restaurants and other public sites are prohibiting the
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by ivanca 13y ago
Not a "high" but a better, and that's usually enough; and the gap seems to be increasing[0]. [0] http://www.aei-ideas.org/2012/09/2012-sat-test-results-a-hug...
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by ivanca 13y ago
Even being 2:1 why would you expect those results being reflected anywhere else? Why would an employer hire from one of the two pools of people where one haves 50% less chance of being good enough for the position?
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by ivanca 13y ago
The problem he is pointing out is that here is blatantly clear that this is corruption but is socially acceptable because is a "gift" or "campaign sponsorship".
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by ivanca 13y ago
Sometimes, sometimes the kid sees the commercial and just annoys the hell out of their parent until they buy it; specially in Christmas because is socially expected.
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by ivanca 13y ago
In that case, the grandparent-comment is not actually asking anything and just pointing out that a word for defining such events exists.
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by ivanca 13y ago
>Among people who score a perfect 800 on the Math SAT (top 1% starts at 770), men outnumber women only 2:1 So you are selecting outliers to justify the "proper" average outnumbering? That doesn't add up.
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by ivanca 13y ago
"Fastest growing" ... http://xkcd.com/1102/
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by ivanca 13y ago
Nope, just the biggest one (Holocaust), the second biggest being Holodomor, an Stalin's attack to Ukranian Nationalism. Genocides in Nigeria and similar ones are ethnic ones for political power, without justification over biological di

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