jawn

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by jawn 16y ago
Awesome. Thank you.
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by jawn 16y ago
Wow the recorded sessions feature is really cool. Props to you guys, I hope you do well.
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by jawn 16y ago
Thanks for the links and info. Great stuff. So basically, the heavy lifting palantir does is in the presentation and data abstraction. With a person still needed to define mappings across data sources. Is this a correct statement? With (s
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by jawn 16y ago
Are relationships discovered automatically across DBs? Does anyone have any insight as to how this might work technically?
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by jawn 16y ago
Allowing only trusted search results would greatly reduce the number of links returned. For most searches no results at all would be returned.
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by jawn 16y ago
Furthermore, with fake accounts, it becomes even easier to game facebook pagerank.
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by jawn 16y ago
I was responding directly to your attempts to diffuse big brother concerns by implying judicial review would occur. The requirement of judicial oversight does not preclude big brother attempts at censorship. Particularly when the courts fe
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by jawn 16y ago
I see, so the argument is then utility operators can't install ACLs so we need to have the government do it for them? For patients requiring treaments to stay alive, there are generators at every hospital and ambulances to pick up patients
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by jawn 16y ago
It does not matter where the decision to shut off traffic is made. Be it court order to load an ACL or a central routing point, the outcome is the same. Take a look at FISA warrant approval rates if you think judicial oversight means anyth
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by jawn 16y ago
To follow up on this point, a portion of revenue of most ISPs and telcos comes from contracts with the federal government. In a time of emergency and war, a large multinational is not going to bite the (large and powerful) hand that feeds t
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by jawn 16y ago
I'm kind of dumb....What type of calamity could possibly occur that would justify such an action? Also, its frightening to see that people welcome the great firewall of america.
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by jawn 16y ago
Another round of navel gazing and arguing over the best way to self-promote from the security industry talking heads? Color me shocked. More seriously, some people disclose privately, some people disclose publicly, others don't disclose. W
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by jawn 16y ago
Open war, covert actions, or economic sanctions would work fine on a state v state level. In the case of non state actors, current policing methods should be sufficient. In the cases where its not (and there is sufficient cause) covert poli
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by jawn 16y ago
I tried to make this same argument in another thread and was down voted for it, so here goes... Any act of electronic warfare has an equivalent physical response. Regulation such as this is nothing more than power grabs by government and t
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by jawn 16y ago
To be fair, I think lrm was responding more to the random walk, TA is bullshit mindset than to what was actually posted by mechanical_fish.
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by jawn 16y ago
Not sure what's with all the downvotes. I'm honestly not trolling. If there is a large problem with the argument I presented please respond so I can form better opinions.
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by jawn 16y ago
You touch on it with the carrier point; so let me get to the real core of my argument. Electronic or financial damage is nothing compared to the ability to level entire nations physically. Any financial/electronic threat has a suitable rec
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by jawn 16y ago
From what I remember, during 9/11 the cell networks in NY were unusable due to capacity, should the DoD be implementing capacity guidlines as well, should we budget trillions so the DoD can buy more spectrum for cell carriers? Do CB radios
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by jawn 16y ago
What is the real life risk to lack of GSM coverage? Is it really just millions of nerds without iphone (cell) access? Is any of the electric grid even publicly accessible over the internet? Surely there isn't a big "off" button for the po
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by jawn 16y ago
After reading this I felt a deep sense of pity for RMS. Even if he was only referring to his perceived lack of belonging, openly fantasizing about suicide is not the sign of someone in a healthy emotional state. I hope very much that he has
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by jawn 16y ago
For those like me who came away from this wondering what windows tweaks were available, I found a good thread here: http://www.ocztechnologyforum.com/forum/showthread.php?47212... It is a lot of the same types (ramdrives, no hibernation
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by jawn 17y ago
No we really don't :(. 5 guys' home, northern VA, is a chain food mecca. Anything that is able to escape the chain food feel becomes wildly popular. A key reason for their success is this ability to retain the local burger feeling, while s
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by jawn 17y ago
Dude, you're an out of touch yuppy. They're popular because compared to similiarly priced fare (McDonalds/Wendy's) 5 Guys might as well be michelin rated.
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by jawn 17y ago
While not as useful as this trick, I've setup analytics on my external facing resume site, and it's been interesting to see the results. It's been great for finding out how recruiters use google to search for resumes, and to find out where
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by jawn 17y ago
Don't hate the player, hate the game.
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by jawn 17y ago
Oh please. The guy built a billion dollar business good for him. However, that's not a reason to deify the guy. He is just a man with failings and idiosyncrasies like you or I. He should not be treated like a a deity who came down from on
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by jawn 17y ago
Ugh...The smug arrogance of the professional "security" community is sickening. This is a great article showcasing it.
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by jawn 17y ago
PC game hacks are not going anywhere. It's simply too much of an open system. Currently, Valve's VAC and Blizzard's Warden suffer from the problem of fingerprinting. If you're competent enough with C/C++ and assembly, and are careful with
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by jawn 17y ago
I like this app. I was recently looking for a place to host a resume, and wish I had come across your site sooner. As everyone else has already said, your messaging and initial pitch need to be cleaned up. Personally, I would stress the su
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by jawn 17y ago
Seconding this. Just doing a few reversing projects really helped fill gaps in my knowledge of fundamental computing. Debugging, assembly, and low level memory usage are core skills needed for reversing, that for me were not easy to practi

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