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by jcr 16y ago
> But Theo is missing the point. We're not simply interested in whether OpenBSD is vulnerable today. We want to know if there's any evidence that the IPSEC stack was ever tampered with, and particularly around the time frame that
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by jcr 16y ago
I disagree. ;) In my dozen or so years of experience with Theo, we've disagreed and argued many times and he's always been reasonable. For the record, if I had bothered to keep track of our debates, he's ended up being "right" far more ofte
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NASA Lunar Orbiter Laser Altimeter (LOLA)(eurekalert.org)
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Your genome sequenced in minutes(www3.imperial.ac.uk)
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M.C. Escher - mobius symmetry in metamaterials(newscenter.lbl.gov)
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by jcr 16y ago
Please don't feel too offended. It's totally normal for people to check out profiles when someone posts something interesting. Your know-how on BSD virtualization IS interesting to a lot of folks.
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by jcr 16y ago
The best layout of times and time zones is here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/December_2010_lunar_eclipse Also, if you're using unix, look for the UTC flag (typically '-u') for the date(1) command.
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by jcr 16y ago
You should read this... http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1739243
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by jcr 16y ago
I used to write extensively, but due to my health, on good days I can now only muster a handful of paragraphs. I have stretches of months on end where all of my time is spent just reading, all input, and no chance of even the smallest outpu
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by jcr 16y ago
GG, I hope I can ask the underlying difficult question without causing any offense. What spurred you to write this?
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by jcr 16y ago
Agreed. There's obviously trolling for karma going on, but then again, there's the other side of it, namely, the author trying to use the reddit post as leverage when trying to sort things out with paypal.
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by jcr 16y ago
It is most likely something else going on with the account. You need to remember the brilliant creation of Max Levchin was actually the fraud detection algorithms. The easy way to think about it is, any "uncommon" or "uncharacteristic" acco
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by jcr 16y ago
> I'm not in shape to start a company because I don't have any sort of overarching passion that will keep me motivated no matter what, nor do I have any monetizable hobbies or interests. I also have serious doubts about my programm
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by jcr 16y ago
Jud, first of all congratulations! You ought to be proud of the fact you have built a working inventory management system. You also ought to be proud of just interviewing with YC. Keep Going! If there was no market for inventory management
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by jcr 16y ago
Hiya neighbor! I'm also in Los Gatos, well the mountains actually, but close enough. Your post/request needs to define what stack(s)? i.e. operating system(s)?, hardware hacking (design)? There are a number of security concerns caused by
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by jcr 16y ago
I have accidentally tripped the "indiscriminant flagger" detector, so I can tell you about what happens. I can't type well or much these days, so I rarely post and spend nearly all of my time reading. When PG was kind enough to reset the pa
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by jcr 16y ago
The site hosting the paypal blog seems to be under DDOS attack. I've reposted it below so it's accessible. -- Quoted Text -- Updated Statement about WikiLeaks from PayPal General Counsel, John Muller December 8, 2010 Media reports today reg
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by jcr 16y ago
I wonder when Mudge will get off his lazy talentless ass and complete CINDER? ;-) Whoa! --It's just a joke and pure sarcasm. If you didn't laugh, you probably don't know about the complexity and difficulty faced by the DARPA CINDER project,
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by jcr 16y ago
I realize my short and trite answer might, at first sight, seem like I'm just being an ass, but seriously, the very first thing one should do with a new language is read the documentation. If the documentation is poorly written, you can exp
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by jcr 16y ago
$ uname -a OpenBSD lynx.foo.bar 4.7 GENERIC#642 i386 $ firefox -v Mozilla Firefox 3.6.3, Copyright (c) 1998 - 2010 mozilla.org $ date -u Tue Nov 30 08:21:05 UTC 2010 Yes, I need to upgrade this particular box. Tested
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by jcr 16y ago
hmmm... Of course you know your code far better than I do, and I'm just guessing here, but on the omega (most recent snap), the 'forward-in-time' arrowish >>> links existed when they should not exist. At the same time, the 'back
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by jcr 16y ago
RTFM
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by jcr 16y ago
I was very impressed to see the left and right arrow keys work "as expected" when tested. To be specific, the keys on the keyboard. Unfortunately, the arrowish >>> and <<< links are broken. When the page first loads,