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by jgmmo 14y ago
As a malware researcher, and the person who writes anti-virus definitions, I can proudly say that I wrote some rules to deal with Adware.InstallMonetizer just yesterday. Most other vendors seem to be detecting it as well.
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by jgmmo 14y ago
25yo male here, much rather hang out with Bush than Obama.
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by jgmmo 14y ago
Twitter has been compromised. They may backpeddle all they want, but they have shown their hand. They will pull tweets and accounts when it serves their interest.
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by jgmmo 14y ago
YEAH BUDDY!
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by jgmmo 14y ago
I disagree. The value is in demonstrating actions have consequences. This guy decided upon himself to sabotage his employer in order to destroy hard fought good-will. That goodwill is very valuable, and this minimum wage punk decided to des
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by jgmmo 14y ago
Yes, Diablo 3 is heavily based on item trading. There is a real-money auction and an ingame gold auction. Due to the loot system and drop rates, users can get much much better items from trading then otherwise. Diablo 3 is going to collide
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by jgmmo 14y ago
and anti-viruses...
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by jgmmo 14y ago
There is an army of senior citizens calling support everyday complaining about Rogue Antivirus's which say they are infected and to give them their CC number, as well as the popups/redirectors. Nobody is worried about the things they cannot
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by jgmmo 14y ago
There is limited amount of time and resources to deal with an enormous number of new samples daily, would you prefer we focus on samples that a) cause real harm to live users? b) could theoretically be dangerous down the line? I am sorry if
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by jgmmo 14y ago
I also work for an AV company, but unlike Mikko - I do not think Flame or Stuxnet should be focused on. They do not cause malicious behavior to our users, therefore our time will be better spent addressing real threats that steal credit car
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by jgmmo 14y ago
What is significance of this? When can I write Ruby as easily as JS/PHP?
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by jgmmo 14y ago
Sorry man, I read that article and thought it's insights were profound. I am sorry to hear that they basically just 'spun' your hard work. Doesn't seem fair that you do the hard work but they end up with the lions share of the hits... To SE
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by jgmmo 14y ago
I love the website, and specifically the changing backgrounds. Felt like a one-on-one presentation more than a website.
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by jgmmo 14y ago
It's obvious, and they should have known. In my experience the best people to educate the newbies are the people who were newbies a year ago. They know what the roadblocks were for them, and the don't know 'too much' as to complicate things
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by jgmmo 14y ago
"only do it if you actually get a deal" It's a little bit more nuanced than that. Read this: The Option shall vest only upon the occurrence of either of the following: (i) I enter into a binding agreementregarding my Business with a shark
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by jgmmo 14y ago
I was really hoping this would say Big Data people are moving towards Python -- or, i prayed Ruby. But nah, this article had nothing to do with R or the others.
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by jgmmo 14y ago
Anyone else sick of Shipper?
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by jgmmo 14y ago
Originally, I thought people were doing microlending, and were earning interest on funds they gave out on kickstarter. Imagine my suprise when I learned it was simply donations, with the promise of some kind of gift in return should things
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by jgmmo 14y ago
I have to admit I was one of the intimidated folks. Recently I started using Github to host a few projects I have opened up and I am really excited. For both contributing to other projects, as well as getting help on my own stuff. Seems lik
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by jgmmo 14y ago
I opensourced a ruby-based bulk domain look up tool just like LeanDomainSearch but designed for home user. http://github.com/joenorton/domainblob
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by jgmmo 14y ago
The Domainblob Github Repo url is: https://github.com/joenorton/domainblob
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My first opensource project - Domainblob (just like LeanDomainSearch)(beginnerruby.com)
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by jgmmo 14y ago
Its for images, doesn't sound like this applies to the 'general purpose' storage limit. Title could be a bit more clear.
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by jgmmo 15y ago
Well of course I'm not suggesting we forcibly make them do anything with their money. I am just saying, in terms of societal net benefit, we are probably much better off if our most successful investors continue investing in more businesses
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by jgmmo 15y ago
I concur. I think you expressed my thoughts on this better then I did myself.
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by jgmmo 15y ago
Bah! Entrepreneurs should reinvest their profits into more businesses. Profits are the reward you get for serving society effectively. Society would probably be better served if Bill Gates, etc. reinvested their cash instead of donating to
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by jgmmo 15y ago
It's meant to be a minimized version of Ruby. Not full-featured, just the bare essentials and meant to be able to run on embedded devices/phones. To do so, mRuby will need to be much smaller than standard Ruby and much faster.
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by jgmmo 15y ago
Hey Tal, Nice post. Good to see you're still workin on startups. Had no idea you had become a technical guy. Keep up the good work! Joe (from Anthillz)
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by jgmmo 15y ago
This is just some advertisement for Samsung Mobile?
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by jgmmo 15y ago
Just because Node is popular doesn't mean everyone need to jump the Ruby ship. There is tons to Ruby more than rails, just like there is tons more to Python than just Django. It's a full-blown language, with a great community and great gems

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