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by jgmmo 15y ago
Answer: Good definitions are crafted so that are intended to detect not only all existing versions seen but also allows room for change and file characteristic changes so that future versions of the malware family can be caught with the sam
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by jgmmo 15y ago
This. The days of needing to allow or execute malicious executables has passed. Drive-by downloads are extremely common, they use a vulnerability - and bam they can download whatever they want to your PC -- which in turn, will download more
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by jgmmo 15y ago
It's flat out wrong of you to say that antivirus companies don't care about FP's. There are over 25k new malware samples coming out daily, and everybody is just trying to cut through them as fast and efficiently as possible. Yes there are i
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by jgmmo 15y ago
This is correct! NSFW!!!
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by jgmmo 15y ago
Very good, thank you!
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by jgmmo 15y ago
I was very psyched to see this, however, I am afraid to tell you that this is missing parts of the text. It is missing the 'Do This/Source Examples' - a vital part of the text for sure. Replace with fixed copy and report back! Thank you kin
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by jgmmo 15y ago
I got 1 upvote for anyone that can provide me a pdf of this thing.
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by jgmmo 15y ago
I work for a security software company, and made a definition today that detects CNET download wrappers. The fact that several other vendors already detect them makes this a much easier decision.
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by jgmmo 15y ago
I went to the site, read several things, and still have no idea what you want me to sign up for.
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by jgmmo 15y ago
If interested, you can check out BioRuby - bioinformatics package for ruby @ BioRuby.com
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by jgmmo 15y ago
I expected a nice article going back and forth debating pros and cons. Really you argued here that Ruby is better than Java, and then at the end say -- oh and Python has more Science packages so I'm switching. You let me down buddy. I was e
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by jgmmo 15y ago
Jason, this is too meta. I clicked this because I knew you wrote it based on the title and thought it would be worth my time to read a well-thought content-filled Jason Roberts article. Imagine my suprise when it was a meta-article about an
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by jgmmo 15y ago
TL;DR Guy is impressed by painters (and it sounded like a family member that was a painter too) so without any kind of art training he decided he wanted to learn the craft. He decided to make one new piece of art per day, and sometimes 2 pe
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by jgmmo 15y ago
Pretty impressive. Just keeps pounding the 10,000 hrs rule into my head. I need to make a program a day for 9 years.
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by jgmmo 15y ago
Wow... I never knew a 'Hello World' program could look like this. Mind = Blown. Trooloolooloolooloolooloolooloolollooooolooloolooloolooloolooooolooloolooloolooloolooloolooloooooloolooloooooloooloolooloololllllooooloololoooooololoooloolooloo
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by jgmmo 15y ago
Poor guys. I met Seth and the first few employees back at Dreamit Ventures. Seth is a brilliant guy, and for such a young guy he was quite impressive. It's a shame to hear that things arent looking great for the company at present. I havent
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by jgmmo 15y ago
No matter how many times I pushed back I could not come back to the HackerNews article. I just cannot go backwards from the dashboard. This page = http://app.profitably.com/plan_ahead#dashboard It does some kind of load/resolve thingy ver
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by jgmmo 15y ago
Chrome on Windows 7
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by jgmmo 15y ago
Tom you should absolutely start with the niche keywords that you can dominate. Then from there I would move onto broader keywords but not too quickly. "make games" and "game creator" are way too broad. What kind of games? For what platforms
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by jgmmo 15y ago
This site rendered my back button useless and trapped me on the site.
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by jgmmo 15y ago
Do better keyword research. What are the most common 2-word, 3-word, and 4-word phrases that folks searching for your product would use? Who are your competitors and what terms are they optimized for? I see that you 'have' SEO, but it's not
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by jgmmo 15y ago
I live in Eugene OR. I am dying for a Ruby users group, or coworking spot, or anything! There is no sign of a tech scene at all here!
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by jgmmo 15y ago
I concur with this sentiment. When I meet new people, and they ask me what I do and I say I 'make and market websites' they stop - chin drops - and they say 'wait... you MAKE websites?! Like you MAKE them? Give me your number'. Sure, moms d
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by jgmmo 15y ago
I cant find this issue with any of the software the company I work for sells via download.com, it looks like people who pay CNET millions of dollars per year are not affected.
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by jgmmo 15y ago
I am saddened that I have never heard of this Great man before this article.
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by jgmmo 15y ago
fluff article, no description of the so-called 'coding obsession'. All this article says is he had a hit poker app, and then sold it and squandered the money. The end.
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by jgmmo 15y ago
It's called Diseconomies of scale. At some point, growing past a certain point causes decreasing returns to scale instead of increasing/constant returns to scale. Meaning over-scaling leads to a breakdown in efficiency. Example using Walmar
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by jgmmo 15y ago
I have been thinking about an Hpricot project, looks like I start on friday!
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by jgmmo 15y ago
I love TiddlyWiki! Great work guys, it has allowed me to create very simple and manageable process documentation for coworkers.
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by jgmmo 15y ago
"If that's the case, then charging 'market value' still wouldn't work, would it?" That is not true. If a price is set at a certain point at the start, then it doesn't take hundreds or thousands of bids from users in order to reach the marke

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