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by ixwt 11y ago
I saw a talk by him this year. He would not sell these devices. He would be someone who feeds false information into them to screw with people that are on the other end, and laugh manically while doing so.
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by ixwt 11y ago
Could this be further generalized to n integers raised to nth power added together can have a number raised to nth power integer, hence why there is no relationship such that x^3 + y^3 = z^3, but there are an infinite number of x^3 + y^3 +
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by ixwt 11y ago
They still didn't take them out. The links are just commented out in the code now.
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by ixwt 11y ago
>Will also fine passengers which is hilarious. What about using your phone as a key? To turn on your car you have to put your phone into a deactivated mode (like a drive dashboard) that has significantly decreased functionality. I'd
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by ixwt 11y ago
After reading about this post, I was theorizing about using this kind of system in an enterprise system to help with intruder detection. It would be another thing an intruder would have to bypass, and it could be constructed loosely enough
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by ixwt 11y ago
Somebody seems to have found a way to constantly broadcast system messages and is flooding chat. I really like how simple it is. I do like how it works similar to Mozilla Hello. Just give somebody a link, and they can join. Also, I'm g
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by ixwt 12y ago
I imagine he has a large amount of comics in reserve so he can work on comics such as http://xkcd.com/1491/ .
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by ixwt 12y ago
> they probably won't win so people don't vote for them, it looks like they have little support so people won't bother... This is a symptom of first past the post voting. CGPGrey does a great series of simple videos demons
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by ixwt 12y ago
> Crunchbang Linux looks interesting... I thought I should point out the core developer of Crunchbang linux has ceased development[0]. 0) http://crunchbang.org/forums/viewtopic.php?pid=416493#p41649...
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by ixwt 12y ago
> Honestly this doesn't bode well for darknets. The problem is that even if darknets have a legitimate reason to exist, non-creeps will avoid them if they see much of this kind of thing. Non-creeps shouldn't use cash to purchas
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by ixwt 12y ago
The owner of Skiplagged did an AMA on reddit a month ago: http://www.reddit.com/r/IAmA/comments/2o831k/i_run_skiplagge...
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by ixwt 12y ago
The owner of Skiplagged actually did an AMA almost a month ago: http://www.reddit.com/r/IAmA/comments/2o831k/i_run_skiplagge...
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by ixwt 12y ago
Really? If @LizardMafia begins attacking someone, Kim can revoke the licenses. Also, it could very easily be a honeypot. I give you a voucher, and you activate it from your IP, I give it to the authorities. If one time you don't login
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by ixwt 12y ago
Normally you would place a variable there, such as x or y. But in this case, the variable doesn't matter. You aren't using it in the function call. You're telling the programming the variable for the for loop that it doesn&#x
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by ixwt 12y ago
Jerry (ChessNetwork) will stream sometimes (typically once a month) and will normally get 3-4k viewers. He normally plays speed chess, vocalizing his thoughts as he plays. Sometimes he will play several timed games at once. He's an int
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by ixwt 12y ago
> and nearly all have the same problem, which is that any data you upload can be decrypted by the provider. The author includes SpiderOak under this statement. Whilst I understand that they can decrypt anything if you give them the passw
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by ixwt 12y ago
> This is no different than big companies hiring unpaid interns. Sure it can kinda work in a handful of cases, but it's harmful to exploit people to perform unpaid labor. There was a set of rules that came from a court ruling regard
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by ixwt 12y ago
Most people don't. This seems to be quite prevalent in most societies. News media doing anything to get a story to grab viewers. Another example is school shootings: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PezlFNTGWv4
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by ixwt 12y ago
>The deal breaker is usually lazy modding. This is pretty much it. There are some important cases I could point out to this as well. For example: http://www.reddit.com/r/redditgetsdrawn/comments/1z9fco&#x2F
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by ixwt 12y ago
Hashcash just hurts people with older computers. If spammers wanted to get around Hashcash, a decent sized rig will blow through them. Hell, it would be easier than OCR.
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by ixwt 12y ago
> It says devices that won't power up won't be allowed on planes, and those travelers may have to undergo additional screening. Better bring your charger.
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by ixwt 12y ago
> I did not talk about it since this is not purely relevant for Linux Gaming. True. It isn't the cheapest or most elegant option. It may not be Linux specific, but I feel it deserved a mention as it can increase the availability of
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by ixwt 12y ago
One game I am looking forward to the Linux port is Transistor by Super Giant Games. They said when it first comes out, it will be available on PS4 and PC. And they will be working on a Linux and Mac port soon afterwards[0]. As for the trend
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by ixwt 12y ago
I do know there are requirements that need to be met for exportation of cryptography [0]. Interesting fact related to this: Strong crypto used to be considered a weapon. This is why the DVD standard is 40 bits (iirc, it's possibly 64 b
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by ixwt 12y ago
All of the files available here: http://truecrypt.ch/ have the same hashes as provided by this person.
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by ixwt 12y ago
The license.
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by ixwt 12y ago
Like Bitmessage? https://bitmessage.org/wiki/Main_Page
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Ask HN: Has anyone heard of this 'ASBE Algorithm' before?
2 points by ixwt 12y ago|1 comments
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by ixwt 12y ago
Actually I learned about this from an askreddit thread a while back. I tried it, and it worked. Skipped to the menu when the menu button wouldn't.
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by ixwt 12y ago
If you press stop a few times, then play. This normally skips directly to the menu (works for me).

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